Mark continues the series on The Book of Acts looking at chapter 17. Peter and Silas find success in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ in the new towns they go to, but they also encounter opposition to their message causing them to move on and Paul ends up in Athens on his own.

Mike looks at Acts 16 and does a comparison with The Lord Of The Rings as well as speaking from his own journey with the Lord. Who does God use to take the gospel to the world? Who wins in the end?

Mark continues the series on the Book of Acts, looking at chapter 15. Paul & Barnabas are back in Antioch when some visitors from Jerusalem try to impose the Law onto the new Gentile converts. This brings about a dispute. How do Paul & Barnabas deal with this dispute? This is what Mark looks at in this message

Jonny continues the series on the Book of Acts looking at chapter 14 at the second part of the first missionary journey of Paul & Barnabas where they experience persecution and hardships, but are not discouraged as they faithfully proclaim the Gospel. What can we learn from Paul and Barnabas as we live out our lives of mission?

Gill takes us on another journey of spiritual practices as she leads us in Visio Divina, Lectio Divina and Worship

As we continue the series in the Book of Acts, Mark Visser looks at the sending out of Barnabas and Saul. It is a pivotal chapter with a number of pivotal moments. We see Paul demonstrating the power that God gives us over evil. we see the shift of focus from Jerusalem to the nations of the world, and from the 12 apostles to Paul and his travels.

After our combined service with Montpelier Church last week, Oliver continues the series on The Book of Acts, looking at chapter 12 where we learn about Peter's miraculous escape from prison.

Mark speaks about unity at the combined service of Grace Vineyard and Montpelier Church. Why is unity so important to God and the church? What are the benefits of being in unity? Growbaby in ministry of Grace Vineyard, but is hosted by Montpelier Church, such a wonderful example of unity.

Who has been given the responsibility of making disciples? This is what Mark looks at as he explores Acts 11:19-30 where we see the Good News being taken beyond the borders of the Holy Land for the first time.

When people speak to you, do you really listen to them, or are you already thinking about your reply to them? When God speaks, can you hear him and do you listen to him? Andy shares from his own experiences and others about really listening to people and God