Trent Vineyard Talks

Sam continues our series with part 4 based in Matthew 21.

Part three of the series is based in chapter 8 of Matthew’s gospel.

Dave looks at the passage in Matthew 19 and how Jesus encounter with the rich young ruler shows us what he is like.

Based in chapter in 9 of Matthew’s gospel, John explores some aspects of Jesus’ personality.

Dave concludes our series on The Kingdom of God, focusing on multiplication in the kingdom. He explains the importance of sharing our faith locally with all nations, at such a time as this.

The Bible speaks loudly about our care for the poor and vulnerable, and John illustrates from our life as a church how we are responding to this emphasis of the kingdom.

John addresses the tension we live with as we seek to live out our transformed identity in Christ.

Susie continues our series on the kingdom of God, looking at how we have been empowered by the Holy Spirit to demonstrate the reality of the kingdom today.

Amy spoke about obedience to God and His will, focusing on the story of Levi.

Dave looks at how the Kingdom of God is the primary story we live in.

John Bodily continues our series on the kingdom of God looking at the questions of 'when' and 'who'.

John introduces the series on the Kingdom of God including an overview of the Kingdom through the bible.

Bernie spoke on Sunday on the subject of worship, based in Romans 12:1.

Guest speaker Andy Smith from Belfast City Vineyard spoke on Pentecost.

Ollie takes a look at Matthew 7 and how Jesus invites us to live free from judging and criticising others.

John looks at four things which have accelerated during the pandemic, and unpacks how the church functioning as God designed it to, addresses them.

Susie looks at Jesus from seven different angles in John 21.

John points to Jesus, our servant King as our model, inspiration and teacher.

The pandemic has been erosive in a number of ways, and John looks at how to build our lives in order to thrive.

Ben talks about why and how we share our faith.