Grace Church Milton Keynes

Like the Apostle Paul we can bring life and hope into difficult situations if we're secure in God and simply believe what he says!

John the Baptist knew his purpose in life - to point people to Jesus. How much do our lives do the same?

Ever feel overlooked or insignificant? You are not forgotten - as we see in the story of Hagar, God sees you and gives you hope and a future.

Love is an all-consuming concern for many in our society, but what does it mean for Christians to know the love of God?

How do we heal people? We need to know God's goodness and our identity as his children, and to act in Jesus' authority with faith, gratitude and love.

The writer to the Hebrews compares the Christian's life to a race. How does this change how we think about life? And what if you hate running?

Jesus teaches us that laying a bad foundation in our lives can lead to unwanted and disastrous results, so how do we lay a good one?

During a dark night of grief, disappointment or despair it can be hard to trust God, but he promises that a bright day of fresh hope will follow.

We may not always feel it but the Bible's promise that God's children are an eternally victorious people means we can believe it and live it out.

What might happen in our lives if we truly grasped 'how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ' for us?

What is it that Jesus accomplished on the cross and how do we live out his resurrection in our lives?

The apostle Paul compared the church to a human body. What did this say to the Corinthians and how does it shape how we live as Christ’s body today.

Is any follower of Jesus a saint or only 'special' people? If we’re all saints how do we lay hold of the holiness of our God-given status?

Everyday life demands that we perform many roles, but we are called to find our identity not in what we do but in our relationship with Christ alone.

God intends all believers to be fully equipped and empowered by his Holy Spirit. How does this happen and what should we expect?

Our lives get a new, fresh beginning through faith in Jesus. How do we transform our thinking to live in the fullness of this wonderful opportunity?

God calls his people to live differently. We look at what this meant for those in the Bible like Moses and Paul, and what it means for us today.

Adoption is the process by which we can confidently say that we belong to God as his beloved children.

Why is the hope we have in Jesus the only hope we really need?

Life may be full of uncertainties but God wants us to be in no doubt as to the steadfastness of the forgiveness won for us by Jesus.