This workshop was put on for churches who are interested in or considering multisite as a way of multiplying the church in their context. There is no one way to do multisite and during this seminar, Steve & Tammy explored some different models and leadership structures and talked about some of the lessons learnt in transitioning a church in this direction.

Steve & Tammy lead the Central Vineyard, a church gathering in four different locations across Northamptonshire. They also serve as the Regional Leaders for the Midlands and the North.

This seminar was recorded in January 2020 at the Vineyard National Leaders' Conference.

The future of the church is every Tribe and Tongue gathered together around the throne of Jesus. Demographic data shows the UK becoming increasingly ethnically diverse. This moment feels like a Holy Spirit invitation to actively push into a more diverse, multi-coloured church which will both enrich us and will better demonstrate the coming Kingdom. In this seminar, we hear from Brazilian, Nigerian and Sri Lankan leaders from within Croydon Vineyard who share honestly about what has and hasn't helped them step up into leadership. 

Tom & Lesley Thompson planted Croydon Vineyard Church 6 years ago into a highly diverse city. Much to their surprise they now have a congregation and a leadership community which are 40% non-white. 

This seminar was recorded in January 2020 at the Vineyard National Leaders' Conference.

Do you find it hard to share Jesus with people? In this insight, Brian reminds us with the words of Jesus; that we will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on us. We cannot do this in our own strength but by his empowerment! We just have to be prepared to step out and take risks.

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The bible shows us that Jesus often performed miracles when he was “moved by compassion”. In this talk we look at the parable of the Good Samaritan and see Jesus telling a story that displays the power of living a life moved by compassion.

Recorded for DTI 2020, "Streaming The Impossible", Thando explores the call of compassion, the cost of compassion, and the commitment of compassion.

In the challenging times we are all facing, it's easy to build your life on all sorts of things. The question is, what are you building your life on? There is a difference between building your life on a Rock and building on sand.

Recorded for DTI 2020, "Streaming The Impossible", Susie and Zeke explore how to be a generation that build our lives on the Rock; the life and teachings of Jesus.

Philosopher Dallas Willard once said 'hurry is the great enemy of spiritual life in our day'. John Mark Comer unpacks why he believes this to be true, reminding us that hurry robs us of being present and Christian spirituality is all about being present to God and to our own souls.

In the Vineyard we believe that God loves to speak to us and that we can receive his direction for ourselves and for others through prophetic words. In this insight, Katia speaks on how the prophetic is not fatalistic, in other words, in order for a prophetic word to come to pass, it must be weighed and engaged with. She shares the importance of pastoring people through receiving and engaging with the prophetic.

How can we teach kids how to pray? In this insight Dave shares his journey; that he simply taught kids what was going on in his heart using the Biblical blessing from Numbers 6:24-26, encouraging them to pray it everyday over themselves, their friends, and even strangers.

In this insight, John Mark Comer shares from the scriptures to help him demonstrate how abiding in the vine (Jesus) leads to bearing much fruit such as love, joy and peace.  He talks about the role of maintaining spiritual rhythms in helping us to keep in step with the Spirit and become proactive leaders.