Grace Church Milton Keynes

Jesus demonstrates the full extent of his compassion, and causes a funeral to be replaced by a praise gathering

Strap in for a whistle-stop high-altitude sampling of some of the ways the Bible speaks of grace and truth.

Where do I fit in? Am I accepted? Is God pleased with me? The Father has answered these questions once and for all - if we will but listen to Him.

Jesus must be our first and only choice in challenging times. To know him well enough to trust him completely, it's essential we spend time with him.

Jesus gave us the keys to the kingdom. We need to learn how to use them.

A challenge, whatever our age or situation, to live wholly for Jesus, and to press on to accomplish all that he calls us to do.

We are not to be unfinished projects. Ask God to change your perspective. What plans does he have for us, both individually & together?

Learning of the connection between faith and finances. Learning to trust God and deal with anxiety.

God takes the rubbish of life and turns it into something glorious. Gideon unwillingly became the "mighty man of valour" that God foretold.

Forgiveness is central to decluttering your soul. Wrongdoers are everywhere (including ourselves) but we can forgive because God has forgiven us.

Saving ourselves is impossible, but with God all things are possible(v26). What in your life do you think are impossible? God can deal with them.

What are the most important provisions you need for your journey through the New Year?

Why was Jesus Christ a gift to the world - the greatest gift ever given or ever received.

When he stepped out, Jesus Christ became the visible expression of God. He was God proclaiming to the world: "I am with you!" He brings with him the a

The story of one woman's hope in God's deliverance shows us how to trust in him no matter how dark our lives may seem.

What does Old Testament prophecy have to say to Christians about the deeper walk with God to which we are called?

While today's society tends to equate complexity with maturity, Jesus calls us to re-discover the power of childlike simplicity.

We're called to show God's love, faithfulness and compassion to cities that desperately need them. Will we weep for our city as Jesus did for his?

What does it mean for us to reflect God's character in our lives?

God demonstrates his love for us in a great act of self-sacrificing forgiveness. In the light of this should we pursue justice or grace in our lives?