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.

Sunday 17th May - Dave Rogers preaches from Matthew 28. This sermon reframes evangelism as a relational act of love rather than pressure. The sermon explores the fact that we can obey the Great Commission by fulfilling the Great Commandment - believers share their lives, friends, and invitations, pointing others toward our glorious, risen, and compassionate Saviour, Jesus.

Sunday 10th May - Dan Roach preaches from 2 Corinthians 8 and 9. This sermon explores biblical giving, rooted in the grace of Jesus Christ. Motivated by love rather than obligation, believers give cheerfully. Such generosity fuels personal spiritual growth while advancing God’s global mission.

Sunday 3rd May - Dave Rogers explores biblical leadership as Grace Church appoints new elders and deacons. Grounded in the book of Acts, this sermon explores leadership serving as a "trellis" for flourishing rather than control; leadership for cultivation of people not extraction. By keeping Jesus central, the church releases servant leaders to fuel the mission of God.

Sunday 26th April - Mark Mould preaches from Luke 24:50-53. This sermon explores the Ascension as Jesus’ new ministry phase. As Prophet, Priest, and King, Christ empowers and intercedes for His people. Believers are urged to surrender control, joyfully trusting His active and sovereign reign.

Sunday 19th April - Claire Annetts preaches from Luke 24:36-49. This sermon highlights Jesus’ physical appearance to his disciples, and affirms the historical reality of the resurrection. Christ offers peace and forgiveness, providing enduring hope through his presence in every season.

Sunday 12th April - Dave Rogers preaches from Luke 24:13-25. This sermon explores the Road to Emmaus, where Jesus meets disciples in disappointment. Through Scriptures and breaking bread, He transforms their confusion into burning hearts, sending them back to share the truly joyous resurrection news.