At the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022, Taryn spoke to us about Jesus sending out the twelve, reminding us that the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.

In 2018, Hannah stood up during a session at our NLC in response to a call of church planting on her life. The room didn't know her story then. But four years later, in 2022, she was able to share her story of planting as a single woman from the main stage of our Vineyard Leaders' Gathering.

"We see God's vision for diversity throughout the whole of scripture, and we have an opportunity to see it and step into it now. It's not simply a Revelation picture for the future… because we're Kingdom people, we are commissioned to bring about the Kingdom here and now." - Josh Kay

At the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022 we were honoured to hear from Alareen Farrell, Josh Kay and Olu Meduoye as we continued the important conversation on how to become more ethnically diverse communities.

"You don't have to be big to have an impact, you just have to be faithful."

In this talk from the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022, Steve Nicholson spoke about the importance of the local church and how we need to keep faithfully loving and serving where we are.

"We have a mission, a purpose, and despite the cost, and despite the turmoil around us, we are called to step up with courage into this moment to serve each other and our communities." 

At the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022, our National Directors John & Debby Wright spoke on how we keep pressing on when we feel hard pressed.

"When his authority collides with our steps of faith, the Kingdom of God advances."  

At the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022 Archie Coates spoke about what happens when God is amazed, reminding our family of leaders to take up the authority that God has given us and walk confidently into this new season.

At the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022, we announced the brand new Vineyard Ministry Pathway!

In this talk, John Wright reflects on some of the journey we've been on as a movement, and shares where God is leading us as we seek to continue to develop high calibre leaders across the Vineyard. We also hear from Chuck Freeland as he announces the launch of the Vineyard Ministry Pathway; a five step pathway designed to help every leader in the Vineyard pursue their calling to ministry.

We sense this is a significant moment for students of the Vineyard. Out of a season of trial and discomfort, hope always emerges. There is a marking on this generation to step into the story of God at University, and see the Kingdom of God released in remarkable ways.

This is a moment to say yes again to the radical call of life with Jesus for the sake of students. Don’t settle for less than His call and His cause. Don’t settle for the comfortable, and don’t be content with compromise.This is your time. This is your turn. Let’s go students!

In this seminar, recorded at The Cause to Live For 2021, Josh explored what it looks like to be part of a wild fire Jesus-movement on campuses across the nation. 

What does worship look & sound like in post-covid world? What role does worship play in church planting & mission? How do worship leaders and songwriters navigate the global worship soundscape to find an authentic voice? What do vineyard worship values mean for young adults in the 2020’s? 

In this seminar, recorded at The Cause to Live For 2021, Nigel Hemming hosts a conversation with Adam Russell & Harvey Kwiyani exploring these questions.

Christianity is no longer the dominant worldview of the West. So how do we follow Jesus in a society that is walking away from him? Is it possible to live in a way that engages with and blesses the culture we find ourselves in whilst honouring the way of Jesus? What are some of the challenges and opportunities we have in a post-Christian, post-truth world? Does how we live even matter any more?

In this seminar, recorded at The Cause to Live For 2021, Amy & Paul discuss the invitation of Jesus to our generation and why the hope of the gospel is as important as it’s ever been.