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Jeremy Riddle gives us an insight into what his spiritual rhythms look like, highlighting the importance of rooting and grounding yourself in scripture, and how this is always the starting point for him.

Jeremy gives us his wisdom on cultivating and maintaining a posture of childlike wonder and awe of who God is, explaining that this is often found in the tension.

Oliver Nyumbu shares with us one piece of advice that he'd tell his younger self, including learning from heroes and heroines who have gone before you.

Tori shares with us what she'd say to her younger self, including to believe in yourself more, risk more and enjoy the adventure that God has you on!

In this insight, Rachel Turner talks about how both failing and succeeding shapes us all and therefore urges us to not be afraid of making mistakes, and to enjoy each step of our journey.

In this insight, John & Eleanor Mumford share what they would say to their younger selves if given the chance, including 'doing best what you love most', learning from those further along the spiritual journey to you and doing ministry in community.

Jon Tyson shares what he would say to his younger self if given the chance, which would include learning to abide in Jesus' love, getting his identity firmly rooted in Jesus and submitting himself to the process of spiritual formation.

“I don’t want a story of my making, I don’t want a career of my making, I don’t want anything of my making. I gave myself fully over to the Lord so it’s a God story or nothing.” Jeremy Riddle shares his story with us – from when he was a young boy, to being called away from Anaheim Vineyard to Bethel, to returning back to Anaheim where he and his wife are now on the staff team. He talks about the importance of surrender, and saying ‘yes’ to God wherever he calls us, because ultimately the best place to live is in the will of God.

In this insight, Tori Sheppard gives her advice on parenting, highlighting the importance of non-negotiable quality time together as a family.

Jeremy Riddle shares his heart on the call from God to cultivate a place where we make worship about worship. Jeremy is a Worship leader and songwriter at Vineyard Anaheim, California.

David Ruis shares his passion for the presence of Jesus, as he talks about the tensions of extravagance and excellence in Worship.

Does the Vineyard do Prophetic worship?  What does it look like and what are the lessons we can learn as we lean into this?  Harmony Smith shares her encouragement to Worship leaders in this area.

Jay unpacks the Vineyard value “Come, Holy Spirit” and explains what it means to invite the Spirit of God into a room.

Katia shares two ways that we can create a culture of the prophetic within the local church. The first is to actually create space in our meetings for people to practice giving and receiving prophetic words, but we must also create a culture where we celebrate risk rather than performance.

Jay Pathak explains the gospel in twenty seconds.

“Look at what the culture does poorly and/or tries to form you in, and do whatever you can to counteract it”   Jay Pathak shares on the importance of solitude and silence in a culture that does not encourage rest and slowing down.

Rachel Turner shares her advice on journeying faith as a family, which includes being open and honest about your personal relationship with God, allowing your children to contribute practical ideas of how to do faith as a family, and finally trusting that God is discipling your children.

“That’s when we get it wrong; when we shy away from risk.”  Katia Adams shares her thoughts on giving prophetic words; how often we can be tempted to be performance-driven, thinking “unless I’m guaranteed to get this right, I shouldn’t do it”, and instead encourages us to step out in faith and be obedient to the voice of Jesus.

“Fasting is one of the things Jesus says we’re just supposed to do. He doesn’t say ‘if’ you fast, he says ‘when’ you fast.”  In this insight, Jay Pathak talks to us about why we fast as Christians.

In this insight, Katia Adams describes the difference between receiving a prophetic word and a word of knowledge, and how God uses them both to speak into people's lives.