Podcast
Jim brings the "Holy Spirit Empowered Church" series to a close with a look at the final line of our Acts 2 passage, and asks what it would look like for Kingdom Vineyard to enjoy the favour of all the people, and for the Lord to be adding to our number those who are being saved.
Worship encompasses everything that we do in our lives, but it comes into focus in acts of liturgical celebration. This is an outline of the values that underlie the particular liturgies of our particular expression of church.
What it looks like to live generously, what might prevent us and what steps to take to be more like our generous God.
Carrie unpacks what it looks like for a posture of radical community to flow from an understanding of the relational, trinitarian God.
These two, of four vital cornerstones of Early Church culture, mean more than they might seem to. Taken together, they redefine the kind of church and people we aspire to be.
Caitlin explores what it could look like to be a church devoted to teaching through looking at the Bible as more than a book, but a transformational meeting place with God.
Jim talks us through the new sermon series, "spreading out the map" of how we got here, and sharing what we think the Lord is inviting Kingdom Vineyard into in this new season.
To open our summer programme on carrying God's light, Carrie unpacks what it means to start our missional activity from a place of dwelling with God.
Guest speaker Chuck Freeland, one of the Senior Pastors of Catalyst Vineyard and area leaders of the vineyards in Scotland, asks the question “what does a normal church look like?” and how does our church compare with the normal we see in the scriptures.
Jim looks at God's Promise, Pentecost, and God's Presence with us, in the wonderful moment of God giving His people His Holy Spirit.
