Fear prevents us from living out the challenge of following Jesus. Fear will prevent you from being an obedient follower of Jesus. In this talk Nick speaks from Matthew 14:22-33 and shares how we can step out in faith and out of a place of comfort and security and join Jesus in what he is already doing in our communities and in the lives of our friends and neighbours.

In this message John reflects on the lessons we can learn from the story of the feeding of the five thousand. The key question is how should we respond when we are asked, by Jesus, to do what seems impossible to us?

We continue to be spurred on by the Spirit of God calling us to become one church of disciple-making disciples in multiple locations. This is a call to each of us.

Serena speaks from Matthew 14:24-52. Jesus uses a lot of different parables to explain to his disciples what the Kingdom of God is like. There's Still More!

Continuing our series on 'The King and His Kingdom', Serena talks us through the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13).

Beth continues our series in 'The King and his Kingdom', looking at Matthew 12:22-32. Jesus shocks the Pharisees as he heals a man, and then confronts them about which Kingdom he’s a part of. Together we’ll explore what Jesus has power over, who the Holy Spirit is and why we want to cooperate with him.

Pauline talks from Matthew 12:1-14. In this passage, Jesus exposes the Pharisees’ misunderstanding of God’s law and of God’s heart. As Lord of the Sabbath, He is best qualified to define what Sabbath is and isn’t.

This Father’s Day, Nick dives into Matthew 11:25-30, “An invitation to live life like Jesus”.

Jesus invites us to come into the Father’s presence and invites all of us to take up his way of life. If you are feeling weary and heavily burdened (and who isn’t?) then this talk is for you! Discover a way of living life that will make all the difference.

The book recommended in this talk is "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry" by John Mark Comer

Susy continues our series, The King and His Kingdom, looking at Matthew 11 and people’s expectations and judgements of both John the Baptist and Jesus. What are our expectations of Jesus and of the church community? Are they realistic or have they left us disillusioned, disappointed and disengaged? This talk explores what can we do to build healthy and realistic expectations.

Nick speaks from Matthew 10, on how Jesus sends his disciples out on mission.

This is also our Vision Sunday where we share the Vision and Mission of Coventry Vineyard and also ask how do we go out as disciples of Jesus together, on mission with a shared vision?

This week John speaks from Matthew 9:35-38. How should we respond when we are faced with situations that break Jesus’ heart? When there is so much that could be done what will we do? When Jesus tells us that the workers are few it is a divine invitation to participate in what He is wanting to do!