Grace Church Nottingham

This week, Rosie speaks the authority of Scripture and how the Bible helps us grow in our love of God and to know His voice.

One Off | The Grace of God | Titus 2:11-14 | Maddie De Soyza by Grace Church Nottingham

One Off | The Grace of God | Ephesians 1:3-14 | Michael Williams by Grace Church Nottingham

We had guest speaker Derek Tidball with us for our first Sunday of the new year. In our evening service he spoke on the subject of spiritual warfare as described in Revelation 17.

We had guest speaker Derek Tidball with us for our first Sunday of the new year. In our afternoon service he spoke on Revelation 11 and the way in which God brings his purposes to fruition in the world.

We had guest speaker Derek Tidball with us for our first Sunday of the new year. In our morning service he spoke on what it means to be a Nike Christian and hold on to Jesus' victory.

This Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent, to mark the day Rosie speaks on the difference between Advent and Christmas and the waiting in these weeks that points to something greater.

This week we had guest speaker Wendy Mann with us. She spoke on the topic of healing and the biblical principles we can adopt as we pray for healing today.

This week we had guest speaker Tim Suffield with us. Tim's on the leadership team at King's Church Birmingham and this Sunday he spoke on the biblical virtue of friendship, what we can learn from our friendship with Jesus, and how that can apply to our earthly friendships.

As we finish our series in the book of Esther, JP looks at the final few chapters of the book and the conclusions we find in Esther's story. We see victory for God's people, a battle that still takes place, and a mission that continues.

In the next part of our Esther series, Callum preaches from chapters 5 and 6. Described as the 'half time talk' of the whole book, in this message we see all of the small coincidences that come about by God's hand.

This week in our Esther series we reach chapter 4 and the back-and-forth dialogue between Esther and Mordecai. Tim speaks into the providence of God we see played out in this exchange and how Esther is here for "such a time as this".

In week two of our Esther series, Jon looks at chapters 2 and 3 and the story that's unfolding around three key characters: Esther, Mordecai and Human. In doing so, we discover the great power of story and even greater story that God himself is writing.

On Sunday we started a new preaching series in the book of Esther. In part one, JP introduces the themes of the book from chapter one and the question it poses to us: which kingdom are we living for?

In this special, one-off message, Ben shares our vision for Grace Church and the three priorities that we're going to focus on this year to help us see that vision become reality.

We conclude our series in Matthew's gospel with the final words of the Great Commission. This week Chris leads us to marvel at the promise that Jesus makes to the disciples to be with them always, to the end of the age.

As we continue working through the Great Commission as part of our Matthew series, JP preaches on what it means for us to make disciples and how it's not just something we do, but it's who we are.

On Sunday we continued unpacking the Great Commission. This week Rosie explores baptism and addresses some important questions about what happens when we're baptised and what it represents.

This week in our Matthew series we reach The Great Commission. Gus unpacks what's going on in the opening instruction and the amazing fact that this isn't about us going it alone, but getting to partner with Jesus!

This week, as part of Baptism Sunday, Marvelous preached on the wonder of the resurrection, how it ushered in the dawn of a new age where death is not the end.