Sunday 12th July – Dan Roach preaches from Psalm 13. This sermon encourages believers to navigate "seasons of darkness" through honest lament and steadfast trust. By bringing raw emotions to God and resting in His character, we find hope that suffering is never final.

Sunday 19th July - Huw Hadden preaches from Psalm 27. This sermon provides a pattern for becoming unshakable during adversity. By recalling His past faithfulness, believers can take courage. By praying David's 'one thing' prayer, believers can receive that which no circumstance can take from them. By Jesus experiencing our worst fears, we can be reassured of God's love in the gospel.

Sunday 28th June: Dub Everitt closes the LPTJ series with stories of the wonderful ways God has been using Welcome Church, where he is Outreach Pastor, to reach many people with the gospel. 50 baptisms last year; the same number projected for this year. Let's pray and dream about what God would do with us...

Sunday 21st June - Dan Roach preaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:8. This sermon argues that “sharing is caring,” reframing evangelism as an act of love. By unmuting our faith and crossing the “pain line” with gentleness, we introduce others to Jesus, trusting Him to transform lives through our simple, verbal witness.

Sunday 14th June: Lydia Pavey preaches from Luke 5, which reframes evangelism as a collaborative, persistent act of love. By “carrying the mat” together and using our unique giftings, we can introduce others to Jesus, the only one who transforms broken and dislocated lives.

Sunday 7th June - Joe and Kez Greenhalgh preach from Acts 2:42-47. This sermon explores "loving people into community" by sharing friends to build "relational momentum". By creating outward-focused groups through shared hobbies and hospitality, the church family becomes a welcoming space where others experience God’s love and find belonging.

Sunday 31st May - Huw Hadden preaches from Colossians 4:2-6 about the power of prayer in evangelism. The sermon explores how believing in the sovereignty of God and the clear call for believers to pray, boosts our confidence in prayer. The 3 for 30 challenge was laid out to the church at the end!

Sunday 24th May – Guy Miller preaches from Matthew 13:1-23. This prophetic message envisions Grace Church as a garden with four growth areas: youth, leadership, ministry to the poor, and receiving from and going to the nations. By cultivating "ears to hear" and deep roots, the church transforms trials into fruitfulness, becoming a well-watered restorer of their community.