Trent Vineyard Talks

Based in Luke 4, John Bodily shared Jesus's good news to the poor and told stories of compassion from the life of our church.

John Bernard-Carlin explored the multiple layers of God's presence in our lives and what it means to take hold of both the truth and the encounter of His presence.

Stories of lives change by Jesus at our baptism service.

Susie interviews Debby and Ollie about their experience at the Asbury revival.

With new films and great stories John Wright and John Bodily review the previous year and shares our vision for the coming year.

A paralysed man is lowered through a roof to meet Jesus. Susie challenges us about what lengths we will go to bring our friends to Jesus.

Dave zooms out and looks at Jesus with a wide angle lens.

An important update from John and Debby by Trent Vineyard

Guest speaker Steve Nicholson spoke at our Sunday service.

John interviews a couple of men whose experiences open our eyes to the challenges millions of Christians face around the world.

With stories from the Bible and his own experience, John unpacks the wonder of God’s amazing grace.

The woman caught in adultery: we explore what this famous story reveals about the way God sees us and the way we see others.

Ben encourages us to pray bodily during times of feeling shaken.

Our 2022 Carol Service. This year's service focuses on Jesus being the Prince of peace.

Debby looks at the story of Lazarus to explore how we should respond when we have a desperate need or longing that is unresolved.

He promised to come. He came. He promises to come again. Susie looks at some of the promises Jesus makes to his disciples in John Chapters 14-17.

In this last talk in the series, John & Debby candidly share some of the things which motivate them to give generously.

John Bodily considers the question, what does the bible say about giving financially to the church?

Continuing in a series of talks on money, John B explores what the bible has to say about debt.

In the first of a four part series on Money, John W looks at Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew six, and asks “who is your master?"