Aj Cole is joined this week by Youth Pastor Isaac Whiting, to discuss the highs and lows of the week. Along the way they give tribute to a life celebrated in a moving funeral, discuss the coronavirus, social media, baptism and “The Great Good” month of May- which is approaching fast!

Jesus did life differently and empowers us to do the same! Isaac Whiting introduces our guest Sam Taylor who takes us into the life of Jesus in Mark 2! Sam helps us open our minds and lives to all that God has for us… God has a message for us… and for us to give to others!

How does faith in Jesus change the way we use our words? Paul Whiting shares a few pastoral insights before unpacking the challenging words and images that James uses in chapter 3. Having shown us the problem, Paul then gives us with some clues in finding the solution and the “how to”!

Aj & Luke discuss the last week punctuated by Sam Taylor’s visit to the Hunter. Then reflecting on the challenge brought to us through the James series to “tame our tongue”… before diving into murky waters and discussing baptism!

Lysander Lawrence takes us through the second half of James 2 and answers for us the delicate balance between faith and action, before closing with a call to a “dangerous prayer” by Aj Cole

Aj Cole and Luke Reed focus a little on the reformation! A little bit on prayer in the “church village”… and wrap up with a bit of pastoral news!

Luke Reed busts a few myths about the rich and famous in our evening service! He gets us thinking about how to focus our relationships around being a benefit to others. Our series “exploring what faith actually looks like” gets into James chapter 2.

Luke Reed and Andrew Cole discuss the art of conversation along with a number of the things changing around New Vine and opportunities to serve. Is conversation a dying skill in modern life? What are some thing we can do about it in the “village”?

Along with a bit of news and New Vine happenings, Aj Cole and Luke Reed reflect this week on the place of the conscience in the life of the believer. How do we better navigate the different sense of right and wrong within the “village” of church life?

Isaac Whiting gets us thinking deeply about the place of God’s word in our lives and how it is like a mirror showing us how to live faith out in our real world experience.