Grace Church Nottingham

On Sunday morning we joined in with churches around the UK as part of Adoption Sunday. Phil Harper shares some of his story and how we as a church can play our part in caring for vulnerable children around the country.

At our evening meeting Lindsay shares something of her passion for Social Justice and why we as a church are committed to loving our city. We also hear from members of the church and their stories of being involved so far.

This week we take a break from the Our Father series to look at the topic of giving through the story of the rich young man. Duncan explores what we can learn from his story and how we can better follow Jesus together.

After a short break for Anniversary Sunday, we rejoin our Our Father series and look at the topic of heavenly rewards and what we've got waiting for us in heaven.

On Sunday we celebrated our 15th birthday as a church. We had a great time looking back and thanking God for everything he's done but also looking ahead to the future.

In our evening meeting Chris looks at the topic of forgiveness, what it feels like to be forgiven and, ultimately, how we can find freedom in forgiveness.

In our morning meetings Tim talks about forgiveness and what it means for us to receive forgiveness from our Father and how we can learn to forgive others as a result.

This week in our new series, Our Father, Duncan focuses on those two words in the Lord's prayer and the importance of God being a Father before anything else.

We kick off a new series looking at Our Father and what it means to relate to him. Jon introduces the series by looking at some of the themes we'll be covering over the coming months.

Fasting is in the bible but do we really know why we would fast today? In this one-off message Tim answers that question.

Chris wraps up our He Is series by looking at verse 20, how Jesus reconciles all things to himself and what that actually means for how we live our lives.

In our evening meeting Robin answers the question: "Can I dilute Jesus?" and helps us see how the answer to that question affects the way we look at Jesus.

What does it mean when Paul says that all the fullness of God is in Jesus? Does it even make sense? In our morning meetings Rick explores its meaning and how it applies to us today.

In our evening meeting on Sunday, James reminds as that Jesus is risen and outlines some of the implications for us now.

In our morning meetings this week, Ruth explores how Jesus being the firstborn from the dead affects our Christian walk today.

In our morning meetings this week Jeremy continues our He Is series and unpacks what it means for Jesus to be the head of the church and how that gives us hope for the future.

In our evening meeting Freya continues our He Is series and looks at how we can trust in Jesus as the head of the church.

At our evening meeting Tim Bunker explains how the truth of Jesus holding all things together can help us to not be anxious.

In our morning meetings Lindsay explores how Jesus holds all things together and what it means for him to sustain all things now.

Continuing our 'He Is' series, Duncan explores Jesus as the creator, through whom and for whom all things were made.