Grace Church Stockholm Weekly Sermons

Steve Ferris explores the life of Jonathan, son of King Saul, focusing on his remarkable faith and loyal friendship with David. From his daring attack against the Philistines to his courageous trust in God and his sacrificial support of David amid Saul's jealousy, Jonathan's story models faith, humility and steadfast love. There are practical lessons about obedience in small acts, strengthening ot...

James continues to trace Saul’s fall from a promising, anointed king into disobedience, foolishness, pride, jealousy, and ultimately violence. He highlights key incidents in Saul’s life, draw practical lessons—especially to guard your heart and repent when self comes first—and points us to the true King, Jesus, as the model of humility and obedience.

James Thackeray continues through 1 Samuel, focusing on the promising early reign of Saul: his calling, his surprising hesitation (hiding in the baggage), and his decisive rescue of Jabesh Gilead. We reflect on what Saul’s rise teaches us about obedience, leadership, and the danger of rejecting or avoiding God’s clear call, and receive encouragement to fix our eyes on Jesus and follow God’s leadin...

Phil Whittall helps us learn from 1 Samuel and the life of Samuel — the boy raised in the tabernacle, the prophet and judge who restored God's word and worship, and the old man who anointed Israel’s kings. The central theme is hearing and obeying the voice of the Lord. We trace Samuel’s spiritual formation, his role in national renewal, the pain of rejection, and the consequences of seeking a huma...

In this episode of Grace Church Weekly we continue our 1 Samuel series and focus on the Ark of the Covenant: its meaning, misuse, and how Israel’s fear and disobedience led to judgment. The Philistines capture the Ark, plagues follow, and the Ark eventually returns—revealing God’s holiness, sovereignty, and call to true repentance. Samuel leads Israel back to the Lord, they repent, and God answers...

In this series on 1 Samuel we focus on the tragic decline of Eli and his sons, who corrupted worship at Shiloh by stealing offerings and living in moral compromise. We are confronted by God’s judgment on a household that failed to restrain sin, and then reminded of God's faithfulness as we see the rise of Samuel as a faithful priest, and the gospel fulfillment in Jesus — our perfect intercessor. W...

This is the start of a new series on 1 Samuel where we begin by exploring the story of Hannah: a woman in deep grief who pours out her soul to God, makes a solemn vow, and receives the son Samuel. We follows her journey from sorrow to peace, the sacred dedication of her child, and the far-reaching impact of her faith. We learn about bringing grief to God, praising Him in victory, and trusting Him...

Phil Whittall teaches through John 15:1–17, focusing on Jesus’ promise that His joy can be in us and make our joy complete. He explains how remaining in Christ, being loved by the Father, and sharing in Jesus’ mission bring deep, lasting joy even amid trials. Through scripture, personal stories, and practical application, the message invites you to rejoice, value the church as God’s treasured peop...

As we conclude our series on "Everyone a Witness", Rajesh highlights the urgency of sharing the gospel in Stockholm and beyond. We are challenged to pray, trust the Holy Spirit, and boldly reach the lost with compassion and courage. Through biblical teaching and real street‑evangelism stories, we are reminded that every second matters and that God uses ordinary people to change eternity for others...

As our evangelism series continues, we look at Acts 2:42–47 and the story of Peter and John healing the lame beggar at the Beautiful Gate. It highlights the early church’s devotion to apostolic teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread and prayer, shows how God’s power led to healing and awe, and calls us to share what God has given us, especially the gospel in the name of Jesus.

Phil Whittall explores Luke 15’s three parables—the shepherd, the woman, and the prodigal son—showing God’s heart for the lost, the call to repentance, and the joy of restoration. Listen for practical encouragement to share the gospel, the importance of repentance and trust.

James Thackeray explores the Fruit of the Spirit, gentleness, drawing on examples from Moses, Paul, Elijah, and Jesus. He explains gentleness as a combination of humility, strength, and self-control, and encourages listeners to rely on the Holy Spirit to choose gentleness in everyday situations.

Steve Ferris explores the fruit of the Spirit, love, rooted in 1 Corinthians 13 and the truth that God is love. He contrasts cultural definitions of love with God’s unchanging, patient, kind, and sacrificial love as shown in Jesus. This practical teaching will invite you to recognize your own lack of love, rely on the Holy Spirit, choose love before feelings, so you can live out Christlike love in...

Gilbert Baseswa Idi teaches about peace, the calmness of heart that comes from God and guides believers through trials (Galatians 5:22-23; Philippians 4:7; Isaiah 9:6). He brings us encouragement on how God’s peace is born in us, bears fruit in our lives, and impacts those around us. Gilbert leads Neema, the Swahili-speaking fellowship of Grace Church.

This sermon from Ross Roberts examines Philippians 2:1–4 and Galatians 5, exploring kindness as a fruit of the Spirit and what godly kindness truly is and why it marks Christian life and witness. Practical guidance is offered to move from spiritual dryness to fruitfulness through small daily steps (Scripture, prayer, sacrificial service), illustrated with biblical passages and real-life stories of...

Phil Whittall explores Titus 2:11–14 and Galatians 5, explaining how God’s grace both frees and trains believers to live self-controlled, godly lives. Using everyday scenarios, biblical examples, and practical advice, the message emphasizes fleeing temptation, relying on the Holy Spirit, and forming godly habits to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit. You'll be encouraged to know the gospel, present...

In the start of our series on evangelism, "Everyone a Witness", James shares from John 4 and explores Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, highlighting the truth of Jesus as the living water and the woman’s simple testimony that led many to believe. You'll be challenged to be purposeful, relational, and authentic in sharing the gospel, and there's encouragement for Christians in...