Gill helps to take us on a Journey to the Hidden Place in God where we connect with Him

Mark takes us on a journey looking at the signpost along the way as Jesus begins his journey to Jerusalem. We hear about child-like trust, belief, faith, and total surrender.

This week Gill reflects on schooling during the lockdown and how it has put stress on teachers, pupils, and parents especially around the pressure of exams. She then takes us through the five points of a Daily Examen.

Mark Stoneham concludes the series on the Book of Acts by taking us through the last two chapters. When we are facing storms, fear can rob us of our faith. We need to be like Paul and put Jesus first at all times, He is our hope. Although we come to the end of Acts, the Kingdom of God continues.

A Journey Through Tears - Gill looks at what it means to hand over tears we have shed during the deep pain that we have experienced during lockdown.

Mark Visser looks at Paul's trials in Caesarea and how his response is different in each of the trials. Why is this? What does this teach us today?

At the start of Lent Gill reflects on how Jesus was taken into the wilderness.

Mark takes us back to the series on the Book of Acts looking at chapters 22 and 23 where Paul finds himself in Jerusalem, once again being attacked by a mob of Jews. He is rescued by the Roman Tribune and is about to be whipped when Paul discloses his citizenship, which changes things. God also gives Paul a new mission - Rome!

Normally the during the last week of January the Vineyard UK & Ireland hold the National Leaders Conference at Trent Vineyard in Nottingham. Due to Covid-19 the NLC became the Vineyard National Gathering an online event. Today the leadership team share their feedback from the VNG.

Mike Pilavachi from Soul Survivor, Watford is a special friend of the Vineyard church, and this morning he speaks to us about being the church that God wants us to be.