Acts 8:26-40

The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch invites us to look back at the choice Jesus gives us. Will we surrender to Him? 

Acts 8:4-25

Simon the Magician shows the dangers of seeking the phenomena of the Holy Spirit without allowing Him to do his work of inner change.  The Vineyard has a legacy of trying to navigate the tension between the outward physical signs of the Holy Spirit's work and the inner fruit of changed lives whilst basing it all on the strong and sure foundations of Scripture.

Acts 7:54-8:8

At this stage in the book of Acts, we have opposition yet the scattering of the Early Church. What does this look like for us today?

John 20:1-10

Jim asks what the resurrection means for us, where Jesus is (and where we are) now, and whether we can trust that the first Easter Sunday really happened.

Mark 14:32-15:39

Caitlin takes us on a journey of the events of Good Friday, from Jesus’ arrest, to his trial and crucifixion.

Matthew 10:1-8

Guest speaker Joel shares some stories of the Kingdom of God breaking in, in normal, even awkward, places.

Psalm 46:10

The Bible is dotted throughout with injunctions to calm trust in God even when it seems impossible. How can we learn this skill in an age that forces us into a very different mindset?

Acts 7

We talk about the meaning of Stephen's speech, the reason why he gets killed, and some lessons in training for the Church.

Acts 6:8-15

Stephen receives opposition for doing God’s stuff, but his relationship with God is such that His glory shines from Stephen’s face, and he points back to God in it all.

Acts: 6:1-7

The first new leaders in the church were for the compassion ministry, to share the load with the Apostles and to make sure everyone felt included.