Central Church Fraserburgh

In this message from our Devoted series, Monica Jack explores what it means to pray the Word of God. Looking at Luke 7, Romans 8, Hebrews 4 and the Lord’s Prayer, she reminds us that Scripture anchors us, fuels our faith, gives us language when we don’t know what to pray, and aligns us with God’s will.
When we pray the Word, we pray with confidence — because of Jesus. We approach a Father who is kind, sovereign and powerful. As we lift our eyes to Heaven, our perspective shifts, our faith grows, and the Kingdom comes.

Part of our Devoted series, this message explores the power of both personal prayer and praying together as the church. Looking at Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 and the early church in Acts, Ps Ben reminds us that prayer isn’t about performance but relationship. Simple, sincere, and sustained — passion over perfection.

A call to rediscover prayer as the heartbeat of the church. Drawing from the book of Acts, this message explores how the early church was devoted to waiting, boldness, intercession, and praise — and challenges us not just to admire their devotion, but to inherit it. Prayer isn’t something we earn with, but a response to a God who is already listening.

In this message from the Trust in the Word series, Mark explores why reading the Bible always involves interpretation—whether we realise it or not. He looks at how our culture, experiences, and assumptions shape the way we read Scripture, and why good interpretation matters if we want to truly hear what God is saying. This talk challenges us to move beyond making the Bible say what we want, and instead learn how to handle God’s Word faithfully, thoughtfully, and with humility.

In this message from our Trust in the Word series, Grace Donn reflects on a lifetime of walking with Scripture through different seasons of faith, loss, change, and renewal. Drawing from John 21, she reminds us that God continually invites us back into His presence — not for perfection, but for relationship. A gentle, honest encouragement to keep turning up, stay devoted to God’s Word, and allow Him to bring real transformation over time.