Many of us are facing significant decisions about our future. We’re asking, “What should I do with my life?" "Should I take this job or pass it up?" "Should I stay or move?" These moments can frequently feel confusing and overwhelming. Often we’re unsure how to balance the competing priorities of careers, church and our own wellbeing. 

In this seminar, recorded at The Cause to Live For 2021, Jamie & Kath look at the place of our ‘work’ within the wider Kingdom story, sharing personal experiences of making big decisions and unpacking some core questions that can serve as a practical guide for us in these moments.

Jamie and Kath are the lead pastors of Herald Vineyard Liverpool, a recent church plant in Liverpool city centre. Between them they have relocated city five times, taken three jobs, quit three jobs, changed career twice and self-funded their way through three years of theological study. They now spend most of their time pastoring people in their twenties.

Christianity in the UK today is faced with growing cultural and religious diversity. Christian migrants bring with them new ways of doing theology, new styles of worship and new expressions of the faith. 

In this seminar, recorded at The Cause to Live For 2021, Harvey explores the causes and implications of ethnic diversity on the British Christian Landscape and unpacks how multicultural worship and ministry can become the norm.

"No-one accidentally becomes like Jesus. It takes a plan, a vision, a goal. It takes saying 'yes' in a way that fundamentally says 'no' to lots of other things."

On the Saturday morning of The Cause to Live For 2021, Adam Russell spoke on becoming like Jesus, highlighting the importance of boundaries.

"When we are radically generous to our community it stirs people to wonder where our hope comes from" - Naomi Woodcock

"The Kingdom of Heaven often starts small and insignificant, hidden and unimpressive, and could often be overlooked. But it's seeds and yeast; it always grows."

"In Jesus we find an unshakeable hope that truly is an anchor for our souls, that is more than capable of holding our hearts in perfect peace no matter what life throws at us."

On Friday afternoon at The Cause to Live For 2021, Paul Lowe interviewed Adam Russell on a range of topics.

Adam shared wisdom on spiritual practices, social media, doing family and ministry well, leaning into serving, and how we can be formed into the likeness of Jesus.

Adam Russell opened The Cause to Live For 2021 by talking about the power of the resurrection.

In this interview, recorded for the It Takes a Village Conference, John & Debby share their heart for children's ministry, why it is so important and what they feel this next season holds for our kids.

How are your teams looking as we come up out of lockdown? It’s safe to say that many of the teams we serve on will look and feel a bit different a year on from when we moved everything online. You may feel like your teams are few in number, but when God puts his power behind you, who can tell what will happen? 

Katie Wilson shares a word for us from the story of Gideon, as we regather our teams and engage with God’s plans for this new season.

Recorded at the It Takes a Village Conference in May.