Grace Community Church NI

When Jesus spoke, he spoke the words his Father gave him. His will wasn't his own but that of the Father's. How do we get to that place where we hear clearly from Him?

Going deeper with God isn't possible without going deeper in prayer. How do we align our heart's with His? Are we using language, such as 'give me' rather than 'show me'. Let's seek His kingdom first.

Mary and Joseph were just ordinary people, who, through simple obedience, discovered who they were and how they were seen through the eyes of the Father.

David continues our new series by looking at how we can go deeper when we let God define who we are.

The start of a new series, where we take things a bit deeper. What habits might be helpful in our search for a deeper relationship with God and those around us? Over the next few weeks we will be looking deeper into prayer, worship and relationship.

What is your prayer life costing you? Is it time to go deeper?

What if we were to seek his Kingdom come now? As we approach Christmas, how are we praying?

We're taking another look at imagination, and thinking beyond what we're accustomed to.

Maybe what we need isn't more information, but more imagination.

Elijah was an ordinary man, just like us. But he displayed some narcissistic tendencies. We explore his finding God, not in the wind, not in the earthquake, not in the fire, but in a still, small voice. Part 3 of Neville's dissection of the prophet Elijah looks at 1 Kings 19

Madlug's Dave Linton shares his story: how Madlug came into existence; how children in care don't have to leave with their lives in bin bags. And with it being Adoption Sunday, he shares his experience as a foster parent.

Part 2 of an exploration into the life of Elijah. (Kings 18:1 – 19:9). Elijah was an ordinary man. He made mistakes, but he was also a man of God and through him God was able to make himself known.

When ordinary people are obedient to an extraordinary God. A look into the person of Elijah.

Continuing from last week's talk on Communion, Neil looks at who Jesus extended the table to. And how the simple act of receiving, breaking and sharing can spark reconciliation.

Every church has a different tradition when it comes to the Lord's Table. What has the Bible got to say when it comes to who is worthy and how it should be done?

Joshua was one of only two people who left Egypt and made it to the Promised Land. Ronnie explores how his strength of character and the courage to step out and get his hands dirty helped him through.

The devil hates unity. It's our best defence. Yet, so often resentment amongst relationships creeps in.

A look at Matthew 18 and Matthew 7. Where two are three are gathered, how do we approach sin in a way that is loving, restorative and Christ-honouring?

God is always here. When is God's will not being done? Where is he not working? Maybe God has already showed up, he's just waiting for us to notice.

Neil introduces our new series looking at how people like you and me were able to make huge differences to in God's Kingdom.

Are we building our lives on performance or a "promise"? Our culture is performance-based, but is this undermining the promise or abundance God has on our lives?

Before his stoning, Stephen delivered a devastating message to his executioners. Instead of just putting ourselves in Stephen's shoes, how do we learn from what he has to teach us? How does the church save itself from missing the point entirely?

How does God's design for you cause you to bring fresh life and restoration to the community around you? How do we keep our minds from conforming? What, instead causes us to transform?

The debut of Fudge, aka Neil McMullan! How does the Holy Spirit empower the church to transform the community around it?

The conclusion of our two-parter on faith and doubt, looking at times where Jacob and Job wrestled with God, as well as exploring briefly what "covenant" means.