Sunday 17th November - Dan Roach preaches from Romans 16:1-24 and how

it represents a wonderful community of diverse people united in Christ. The sermon explores the importance of working at unity and showing affection for one another to create a church community where everyone feels valued and loved. By loving one another, the church can demonstrate the transformative power of the Gospel to the world.

Sunday 10th November - Andy Arscott preaches from Hebrews 12:1-2. From Grace Church’s founding pastor (2003), this sermon encourages us to run the race marked out for us by God, explaining there will be challenges, but ultimately it will lead to fulfillment. He emphasizes that faith is essential for pleasing God and urges us to actively demonstrate our love for Jesus by serving the Church.

Sunday 3rd November - Matthew Skirton, CEO of Operation Mobilisation, shares his personal journey in missions and the importance of God's mission for all people based on Romans 15:14-33. The podcast explores the concept of being commissioned to share the Gospel, inspired by the example of Apostle Paul's passion for Christ. It highlights the need to reach the unreached and encourages listeners to fix their eyes on Jesus, allowing their passion for him to overflow into missions.

Sunday 27th October - Huw Hadden preaches from Luke 14 at our all age meeting. This sermon uses the parable of The Great Banquet to explore the inclusivity of the Gospel. It highlights how God invites everyone, regardless of status or background, to join His kingdom. It emphasises the benefits of accepting God’s invitation, such as forgiveness, family, purity, victory over sin and death, and freedom from guilt.

Sunday 20th October - Dave Lambert preaches from Romans 15:1-13.

Dave explores the vital purpose of unity in the church. He reminds us that our unity should go beyond just feeling good; its purpose is to glorify God with one voice. He encourages us to welcome one another as Christ has welcomed us, embracing our differences and working together in harmony. He highlights practical ways we can achieve this harmony, like bearing with each other's failings, actively listening to one another, and offering genuine encouragement. Ultimately, our unity reflects God's love and serves as a powerful witness to the world.

Sunday 13th October - Huw Hadden preaches from Romans 14:1-23

This sermon explores how to navigate conflict in the church. Huw uses the example of disagreements between Jewish and Gentile Christians in the early church to highlight the importance of viewing others as God views them and prioritising love over liberty. This involves extending grace and understanding to those with differing opinions and building up, rather than tripping up, fellow believers.

Sunday 6th October - Dave Rogers preaches from Romans 13:8-14

Sunday 29th September - Dan Roach preaches from Romans 13:1-7