Sunday 7th September - Dave Rogers reaffirms Grace Church’s Jesus-centred vision. It challenges members to move from comfort to reliance on God and to use and grow in their spiritual gifts. The church is called to be spirit-filled, praying, resourcing, sending, a diverse family, and a place where everyone flourishes through active participation.

Sunday 17th August – Phil Butcher preaches from John 20:24-29. This sermon about Thomas' story shows how Jesus reignited his faith after the resurrection. It teaches that doubt can strengthen faith when brought to Jesus, encouraging us to abide in Him for restoration and to grow in our faith.

Sunday 10th August – Dave Rogers preaches from Luke 23:39-43. This sermon on Jesus' conversation with the dying thief reveals that no one is too far gone for God's grace and hope. Salvation is immediate and through trusting Jesus, not works. It offers an eternal future in His personal presence.

Sunday 3rd August – Chris Collison preaches from Luke 19:1-10. The sermon focuses on Jesus's grace towards Zacchaeus, the despised tax collector. Jesus saw his heart, leading to radical repentance. We're challenged to extend similar grace, avoiding judgment and dehumanising "lost causes," for Jesus seeks and saves all.

Sunday 27th July – Mick Taylor preaches from Luke 18:18-30. This sermon explores Jesus' call to unconditional surrender. It reminds us that eternal life is a gift and that we’re to make Jesus our greatest treasure over all else. This brings true riches and joy, and helps us model a fully surrendered life for those around us, children in particular.

Sunday 20th July – Claire Annetts preaches from Matthew 15:21-28. This sermon explores Jesus' interaction with a Canaanite woman in Matthew 15. It encourages pressing into hard Bible passages to reveal insights into Jesus' revolutionary valuing of women and his inclusive heart for all, exemplified by the woman's great faith.

Sunday 13th July - Rachel Willmott preaches from Matthew 20:20-28.

The sermon highlights the fact that true greatness in Jesus' kingdom is service, not worldly status. Jesus exemplified this by serving, not being served, and encourages humility and reliance on God.

Sunday 6th July - Jon Carlisle preaches from Luke 17:11-19. Based on Luke 17, the sermon emphasizes that Jesus' healing of ten lepers signifies a deeper spiritual cleansing from sin. God's amazing grace requires a heartfelt response of thanksgiving, not indifference. Remembering the gospel is key to cultivating thankfulness and recognising the Giver.