In this talk Richard looks at the approach we take to compassion, addressing the question, "When someone hears you’re from Vineyard, what do they assume about you?" Our hope is that we are a place for the poor, we are a people of compassion, and we carry with us a promise of peace.

The Holy Spirit is God Himself, part of the Trinity. He existed before creation, was instrumental in creation, and has continued to move powerfully through the centuries. He was active in birthing the ministry of Jesus and the early Church, and He empowers us today as Christians.

Mark kicks off a new series entitled Our Values, starting with The Kingdom – God’s rule and reign.  In Mark 1:14-15, Jesus declared that ‘the time had come’ and that God’s Kingdom ‘was near’, breaking into this world through the coming of Christ.  Yet Jesus also spoke of God’s Kingdom in the future, being fully established and consummated when He comes again. We therefore live in the ‘the now and not yet’ of God’s Kingdom, and we embrace this tension and walk in it with obedience and faith.

In this talk Chris Lane talk reflects on Paul’s question to the Ephesian disciples. “Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?”  and asks the question, “What about us?”

This is the third talk in our “consequences” series.  In this talk, Chris Lane leads us to reflect on the length, depth & breadth of Christ’s redemptive work in us.  Drawing on 2 Corinthians 5, Chris then goes on to encourage us to be reconciled to God and to one another.

Denise Gray explores Jesus' mandate to give us life to the full as well as the mandate of the enemy and encourages us to choose life.

Key Text: John 10.10

As we have been thinking about the events of the cross over Easter today we look at the first in a series of consequences. One of the consequences of the cross means we can become children of God adopted into his family.

Key verse: Romans 8 : 1-17

In the culmination of the “Voices” series, Chris Lane considers the tumultuous events of the Easter story, and wonders at God’s extraordinary kindness and mercy shown towards us.

In this talk Chris Lane, encourages us to consider Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem.  As we do so, he prompts us to answer Jesus’ question “What do you want me  to do for you?”

Key Verse: Mark 10:46-52

In this opening talk of our Easter 2018 series “Voices,” Chris Lane invites us to dig deep into the first chapter of Mark’s gospel. In this wonderful ancient text, profound, compelling and urgent voices are heard, urging us to prepare ourselves for the Lord visitation.

Key verse: Mark 1:14-15