Mick talks about how worship is the only response to the greatness and mercy of our God

Mick talks about the importance of rest.

Mark looks at Joshua and Caleb and how they lived wholeheartedly for God, with faith and courage as they saw the land God had promised them.

A talk on how we need to know the truth about God, ourselves and the church and walk in it.

Mark explains the process of giving up our whole lives when we become followers of Jesus.

What are the spiritual blessings in the heavenly realm and how can we appropriate them for ourselves and others?

Pete & Chris talk about compassion and how we can serve with the heart of Jesus.

Mark speaks on the joy of the Holy Spirit and how to receive more of it in our lives.

Mark talks about how we can receive God's righteousness and the peace that flows from it.

The wonder of the Easter Story.

Our overseer, Andrew Myatt from Oxford Vineyard talks to us about God as a loving Father.

Tim updates us on their work in Thembalitsha and encourages us to find our passion and go for it.

Peter Sturrock from Aberdeen Vineyard talks to us about the Grace of God.

Why did Jesus go to the cross willingly, and with joy? What has he done and how can we appropriate it for ourselves?

"Today is Valentine's Day, a day when we celebrate human love. There is another moving love story written in blood, one I want you to consider now.  That love is the love of Jesus Christ for a lost world."

 

Our talented and anointed young people talk about their understanding of worship and how it means so much more than just singing.

Mick looks at the obstacles to us enjoying each other and gives us ways to improve our relationships through positive praying, celebrating the good, being patient with progress and loving from the heart.

The Rev James Spanner leads us in a service of Christening for his grandson,  Caleb.

Mick looks at what robs us of our joy, namely perfection, legalism and conformity.

Mick encourages us with testimonies of what people have learned during his 'Building for Life' series.

God is merciful, just and holy. In this talk Mark shows us how we can obtain God's rich mercy in our lives.

Mick talks to us about living with an attitude of gratitude!

What do our commitments say about us? They show our values, shape our lives and determine our destiny. What are you truly committed to?

Mick outlines some simple steps to putting God first in your life.

Pete Smith and Chris Headlong share God's heart on poverty and injustice and their experiences in Storehouse.

Ian McCormack (aka the Jellyfish man) came to talk about Open Heavens. Exciting teaching with a great time of prophecy afterwards. The main talk is not available for direct download, but can be ordered on from the church office.

Rob and Emily House share the story of how they came to leave the UK and volunteer at The Village of Hope, Grabouw with Tim and Maz Walker before Mick Elias shares on faith.

God offends the mind to reveal the heart. He offends our thinking, he delays answers, and he does things we don't expect. Not because he's mean, but because he loves us. God wants us to grow in faith, to have eyes of faith that see things differently.

I believe we're standing at a pivotal point in the history of this church, as we look towards building for the future and rising to face the challenge Jesus has set. To make the sacrifices necessary so that this church can have an even greater impact on our community with the good news of the Kingdom.

We're waiting on the Holy Spirit, in expectation of being filled. If I asked whether you had enough of the Holy Spirit in your life, in our church, you'd say no. We know that there is more, and we want more!

This series has got longer and longer as I thought about all the characteristics of Jesus that we want to imitate. This morning I felt it was time to draw it to a conclusion, to pull it all together by looking at the Scriptures and see the sort of church Jesus wants to build.

Ele Mumford is an adoring devoted wife of 'the most wonderful husband in the land'. She has two sons of whom she is inordinately proud. But she only has one hero: Jesus.

It may surprise you to realize that, however ‘sorted’ you think the Christian sitting next to you is, we are all still in a process. We are all wounded healers, and what matters in this church, is not so much where you are in that process, as in which direction you are facing, and whether you are obstinately standing still or doggedly pressing forward towards greater wholeness.

A message of rest . "Come to me all who are burdened or weary and I will give you rest". An encouragement to find rest for your soul in these busy times.