Tuesday evening at the Catalyst Vineyard Church Leadership Conference 2019, with Taryn Freeland.

Taryn speaks on what it would be like to be a people that get into the boat, a people that always come when Jesus calls, and a people that always leave footprints.

James Duce takes us through Mark's cliff-hanger ending, and asks the question, Who do you think Jesus is?

It's Easter Sunday and in our final passage from Mark's Gospel, Chuck looks at how Jesus' resurrection is really just the beginning - that we're supposed to look at his resurrection as the model for our own.

Jonny talks about Mark:14:43-65 as we walk through the betrayal, arrest and trial of Jesus and ask ourselves the question 'how do we live for the kingdom amidst chaos?'

James Duce asks, "Do we have a place to go when the pressures on. A place to be real, a place to process and a place to wake up spiritually".

Tammy Docherty takes us through Acts 2:32   and "What is Baptism"?

Julie Forbes takes us through Ephesians 6:10-20.In Paul's letter to the church, he reminds us that we are in a spiritual battle and that God gives us armour and weapons with which we can stand firm in the fight.

Ali Elder takes us through Mark 14:32-42."We all face moments in our lives where we are under pressure. In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus shows us how to deal with pressure, by turning to prayer and showing us that prayer is greater than pressure".

Today Mark Forbes takes us through Mark 14:43-65Reacting quickly is a great skill when playing games but when it comes to relationships we want to do the exact opposite.  Respond.  In this passage from Mark’s gospel we see Jesus’ modelling how to respond well even in the midst of terrible circumstances.  How can we learn from His model of a lifestyle of devotion and communion with God, and take that into our everyday?  If this is the life that Jesus led, and we’ve said yes to Him being our leader, then we can live a life of response, not reaction, because He promises to give us everything we need to live a godly life by His Spirit.

Archie takes us through Act 2:32-41. What is Baptism?