Shore Vineyard Church Sermon Podcast

Dr. Jacqui Lloyd carries on our Blessed series, exploring what hungering for righteousness looks like in 2019.

Vic continues our Blessed series with a look at meekness, and inheriting the earth.

Vic Francis explores how we can mourn for ourselves, for others and for God - and be comforted in the third of our Blessed series.

Calvin takes us into the first beatitude and explores the role of spiritual poverty in our christian journey and frames it as an embracing of humility.

The Sermon on the Mount contains some of Jesus’ simplest, yet most challenging, teaching. Vic Francis kicks off a five-week series figuring out how it applies in our lives a couple of thousand years on.

Calvin looks at the life of St Francis of Assisi, in particular his embracing of poverty and creation, and seeks to reconcile some of those ideas with how we live and participate in the world around us.

We all have hopes and dreams, but what are we supposed to do when life circumstances change and we realise our dreams and wishes can't come true after all? It’s tempting to take matters into our own hands, but is there a better way?

Three speakers*. Nine minutes each. In this edition: Steve talks on the importance of encouragement, and Julia connects the questions “what lights you up?” and “what did God put me here to do?”. *Our third speaker requested their message not be included on the podcast.

Three speakers. Nine minutes each. In this edition: Matt talks on radical non-conformity through Daniel, Brya explores Mary 'choosing the good portion' by sitting at Jesus' feet, and Steve shares on God being with us in our struggles and how we could be a church that is there for one another.

A pastor and a psychotherapist sit down for an open and frank discussion on mental health.

Vic Francis looks at his expanding view of prayer, answers some hard prayer questions and gives some tips on how you can pray differently today.

Church planter and leader of the Kathmandu Vineyard Noel Isaacs speaks of a lifecycle of connecting with God and doing His work.

Church planter and leader of the Kathmandu Vineyard Noel Isaacs speaks of a lifecycle of connecting with God and doing His work.

Himalayan Vineyard leader Noel Isaacs inspires us on how an understanding of the Father’s love can take us through any life situation.

Tying in with the launch of Maori Language Week, we’re joined by  Neihana Reihana.

Calvin leads a guided prayer reflection on Jeremiah 17:7-8

Vic Francis wraps up our Catching Breath series by passing on how to develop a vibrant faith which lasts for decades

Calvin leads a guided prayer reflection on Ephesians 4:22-24

Calvin continues unpacking the origins of Sabbath and looks at how a modern practice resists the temptation to participate in a commodity oriented socioeconomic system.

Calvin explores the idea of Sabbath seen through the lens of the Genesis creation narrative and offers some practical thoughts for how Sabbath might look in our current cultural context.