Shore Vineyard Church Sermon Podcast

Vic Francis and Dan Goodwin talk about what a new revelation of God’s love might mean in our everyday lives.

Brad Jersak, from British Columbia, shares a message highlighting the importance of a community keeping Christ central to all its outward-focused initiatives.

Vic Francis explores the on-going and expanding adventure of serving God, tying it in with some of the things he loves most about the Vineyard.

Calvin takes a look at what Liturgy is, the history of it and why it still has a role to play within contemporary Christianity and - more importantly - the role it has to play within our own faith community.

Janelle shares her recent struggle with the relevance of the ancient prophets to a modern world and shares some major truths that come from some of the minor prophets.

As the first guest for our monthly “Touching Base” gathering, renowned musician and podcast host Strahan Coleman takes us through a compelling look at what it means to be the living poetry of God.

Vic Francis completes our six-week parable series by looking at what it means to embrace Jesus’ awesome call from Matthew 5 to be “the light of the world”.

Sean du Toit, New Testament lecturer at Alphacrucis College, shares on one of Jesus' most familiar parables.

Calvin takes an in-depth look at the fascinating and challenging elements of forgiveness in Jesus’ parable of the Unmerciful Servant.

Continuing with our parable series, Rachel explores the extravagant love of God expressed for the lost in the parables of Luke 15.

Vic Francis looks at two short but famous kingdom parables - the buried treasure and the pearl of great price - and ponders what they mean for us in 2018.

Stanley launches our ‘Is Like…’ seeries looking at what Parables are and what Jesus’ intent was behind using them, specifically the Kingdom Parables of the Growing Seed, Mustard Seed and Yeast.

Senior pastor Vic Francis shares his evolving understanding of women in the church and calls forward the women and girls of Shore Vineyard.

Launching from an all too familiar scriptural starting point, Calvin airs some frustrations with the misuse of ancient texts before getting into the subtle and beautiful invitation to trust God in the middle of any season.

SVC pastor Vic Francis considers tomorrow, May 7, and asks what can we expect our relationship with God to look like on what is likely to be “just another day”

Calvin takes us through an exegetical look at Matthew 23 where Jesus confronts the religious leaders of his day and challenges them on the manner in which they choose to teach and embody the law.

Fran shares on grounding ourselves in the solid foundations of faith.

Leaning into the ANZAC story, Vic Francis explores themes of sacrifice, common good, and living as ones who have been set free by the actions of others.

Reflecting on the theme of Easter Camp, Dan Goodwin unpacks the idea of wonder - both as a verb, and as a noun - and how to combat the loss of wonder at what God has done for us.

Calvin explores the developing faith of the disciples in the wake of the resurrection and looks at how that relates to our modern context.