Do you want to hear God speak to you? What would you do with what you heard?

Prophecy is a gift from the Holy Spirit to build up and encourage the local church, but how do we practice hearing from God and using the gift of prophecy?

God is speaking - are you listening?

On Pentecost Sunday, Nick unpacks what happened when the Holy Spirit rocked up and empowered those first followers of Jesus.

What does this mean for us today? Tomorrow? And in the life of our church?

Gifts are a really important part of UK culture. In the Bible, God promises to give us spiritual gifts. How are these spiritual gifts different from the gifts we give each other? In this talk, Susy looks at 1 Corinthians 12 and unpacks how spiritual gifts have a different purpose to birthday and Christmas presents and how the Holy Spirit wants to give each one of us spiritual gifts to serve the church and the world.

Senior Pastor Nick Sutton shares the vision of our church, and how we are to be a people filled with the Holy Spirit for the purpose of mission.

We are filled by the Holy Spirit to be more like Jesus and also to do the work of the Kingdom. We all get to be a part of what Jesus is doing through the local church; "everyone gets to play".

A key value of ours in the Vineyard is that we would equip ordinary people to do extraordinary things by the power of the Holy Spirit.

What assignment does Jesus have for you today? How will you play your part?

Life has a habit of draining us of joy. In Acts 13:52 we read that "the disciples were filled with joy and with the Holy Spirit.”

Nick continues our 'Filled with the Holy Spirit' series by looking at the relationship between Joy and the Holy Spirit. What is joy and how can we learn to be filled with joy and the Holy Spirit?

Did you know the Easter journey does not stop on Easter Morning? The resurrection of Jesus released the power of the Holy Spirit into the church.

We are to be Filled with the Holy Spirit, to wait and receive, and then be sent in the power of the Holy Spirit to the world around us.

As we are filled and sent we see God's Kingdom Come and His will done in our own lives and the lives of others. Do you dare to pray "Come, Holy Spirit"?

We are all on a journey. How does Easter impact your journey of faith? This Easter, we explore Jesus' journey to the cross and the disciples journey on that first Easter Sunday. A journey from pain and grief into hope, joy and new life.

As we come to the end of the book of Daniel (through chapters 9, 10 & 11) Vicki looks at how we can finish faithfully, despite things that can distract, weaken or disable us (whether they are other people, external events or internal struggles). We look at some practical ways to stay the course and finish faithfully, just like Daniel did.

What does Daniel teach us about faithful prayer?

Daniel was a man of prayer. It was his habit to pray three times a day, even when it was made illegal. Prayer was a vital part of Daniel’s life.

What can we learn from the magnificent prayer recorded in Daniel chapter 9? How do we become faithful in prayer? How can resilient faith be demonstrated in our own prayer life?