Sunday 6th September - Dave preaches from Acts 2. Celebrating a wonderful year of local growth, this Vision Sunday sermon calls Grace Church to deeper devotion to Jesus. By remaining in the Vine and serving one another, the community is empowered to flourish together.

Sunday 13th September - Mark Mould preaches from Matthew 18 on prayer. Grace Church is called to become a praying community that values both personal devotion and corporate prayer. By overcoming lies, past disappointment, and bitterness, believers release their authority in prayer, encountering Jesus' presence and advancing God's strategic mission together.

Sunday 20th September - Dan Roach preaches from Acts 13. This sermon demonstrates that a flourishing church must also be a sending church. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, believers are called to release believers and resources to make disciples locally and across all nations.

Sunday 3rd August - Chris Collison preaches from Psalm 65. This sermon explores how we worship a God of both cosmic power and intimate love. From personal forgiveness to the beauty of creation, we are invited to join nature in praising the Creator who knows our names.

Sunday 9th August - Dave Rogers preaches on Psalm 111. This sermon urges believers to make an intentional decision to praise God as trials can cause us to forget His goodness. By gathering together and studying His works, we remember His trustworthy character.

Sunday 16th August - Susy Holding preaches from Psalm 139. This sermon reminds us that we are intimately known and fearfully and wonderfully made by God. As our unassailable safe base, He is always present, prompting us to bring every small and big detail of life to Him.

Sunday 2nd August - Jon Carlisle preaches from Psalm 63. This sermon reveals how we find ultimate soul satisfaction in God during dry wilderness seasons. By moving from needy desperation to overflowing praise and confident hope, we experience His steadfast love, which is better than life.

Sunday 26th July - Mike Holding preaches from Psalm 51. This sermon explores the painful yet restorative process of confessing sin. By understanding sin as rebellion and trusting God’s steadfast mercy, believers are washed clean. Through Jesus, God creates new hearts and fully restores spiritual joy.