Grace Church Nottingham

In our evening service this week Josh covers chapters 13 and 14 of Leviticus. He leads in a deep look at the universal human experience of shame, pointing us to Jesus as the ultimate healer who touches our brokenness and says to us 'welcome'.

This week in our Leviticus series we're in chapter 11. JP explores how God's food and ritual laws teach us to live distinctively and embrace a life of holiness, lament, and deliverance through Jesus.

In the next part in our Leviticus series, Austin preaches in our 11.15am service from chapter 9 and Aaron's offering. He explores the inadequacy of a human offering and the need for a great High Priest - Jesus - to provide a sinless offering on behalf of the people: us!

We're continuing our series in the book of Leviticus and Marvelous preaches at our evening service on chapter 10. He looks at the struggle of human failure, pointing us to our ultimate need for Jesus, who bridges the gap to a holy God and invites us into a life of true, Spirit-led worship.

This week we continue our series in the book of Leviticus and JP preaches on chapter 8. Here we learn about the consecration of Aaron and his sons and how Jesus serves as our ultimate, permanent High Priest who perfectly represents us before God, and in turn transforming us into a kingdom of priests.

We're back in our Leviticus series this week, looking at chapters 5-7. Tim looks at the guilt offering and unpacks for us how trying to pay for our own sins through works leads to burden and failure, and true peace comes from accepting Christ's sacrifice as the ultimate payment once for all.

This week in a break from our Leviticus series we have special guest Steve Cuss speaking across our services. In our morning services, Steve speaks on the topic of our inner critic and reflecting on that voice against the words that God speaks over us.

This week in a break from our Leviticus series we have special guest Steve Cuss speaking across our services. In our evening service, Steve speaks into the internal pressure of thinking we'd be further than we are and reflects on the sovereignty of God in his plan for our lives.

This week in our morning services we pick up our Leviticus series in chapter 3, where JP preaches on the peace offering, a sacrificial meal with God which shows us his heart towards us and in many ways acts acts a prequel to communion.

In our evening meeting Michael picks up where JP left off in the morning, preaching on the sin offering in chapter 4, where we see the signposting to Jesus as the sin offering to come.