With all that is going on in the world right now, there has never been a more key moment to pray. Zeke encourages us as a community to pray as Jesus taught us. Let’s be a church and a community that begins to pray, seeking to learn and listen to our Heavenly Father, contending for a powerful move of the Spirit that we have never seen before in London and beyond.

Steve shares about the nature of faith and prayer from the example of Elijah shown in I Kings 18. The earliest revivals in human history was often was started by a small group of people praying, often ones and twos, often elderly women or earnest passionate individuals who knew their only option was to pray. Now is the time to pray: Persistently, Fervently and Faith-filled.

God longs to speak to us and one way He does that is through His word. Viv leads us in a Lectio Divina on Blind Bartimaeus.

Steve shares what it means Generosity for V61 based on the Gospel of John. Also its a chance to see in which areas and Charities is V61 Church investing on the community and worldwide.

Viv explores when Simon invites Jesus to his home and a woman pours her perfume over his feet. Jesus goes after impersonal religion, instead what really matters is that we believe in Him, love Him and have a personal and profound encounter with him.

Three ways to hold onto Christian Hope (1 Peter 3.15)

In the second part of this teaching, Phil continues to explore how the Biblical authors teach us how we can hold onto our Christian hope in the most difficult of times.

Building from his own search for a more solid hope in these difficult times, Phil teaches through three foundational realities within the Bible on which Christian hope is based.

Steve gives a vision for V61's future and then ways we can be Together all in. A call to stir up hope and remind us in this moment of uncertainty, that we have this certain faith we carry within us. Our family business is, and will always be, evangelise or fossilise.

Phil takes us into Jesus' choice to spend 40 days in the desert alone in Luke 4 and the significance of what happened there. He explores what it can teach us about the role of the wilderness in our own formation as disciples of Christ.

Living a life of praise is not only the most enjoyable way to live, but it’s also one of the most powerful ways to change your life.

David Oyedepo says this, “When we pray, God answers, but when we praise, He steps in, in all His glory, might, power and awesomeness!”

There is POWER in praise!!