Vineyard Churches Uk & Ireland

Recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering

Recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering

Recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering

Recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering

Recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering.

Recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering.

Against such things there is no law - Biblical truth and scientific insights on happiness and wellbeing. This seminar was recorded in January 2021 for the Vineyard National Gathering.

"God wants all of us to run with fresh strength, not our own, but strength from him. When we wait on him, hope in him, in our tiredness and weakness he will strengthen us... And as we take our place and do his work, we do so with all his energy that he so powerfully works within us." In the final session of the Vineyard National Gathering 2021, John & Debby shared stories of how God has been working throughout this pandemic and how Christians everywhere have stepped out to be Jesus’ hands and feet. As we look to the next leg of our race, they encouraged us to take our place, putting our hope in Jesus and having confidence that he will give us the strength that we need in order to advance his Kingdom.

"We all want to see God do something remarkable and beautiful in the world, but what if that must first be preceded by God doing something remarkable and beautiful in our own hearts?" On the second evening of the Vineyard National Gathering 2021, Chuck unpacked three desires that he believes Jesus wants to place into our hearts; a longing to be with him, a hunger to obey him, and a desperation for our world to encounter him. He urges us to look up and see that we are in a moment of opportunity where the harvest is ripe and must be gathered in right now.

"We need to lean into the spirit of God and ask him to drop the scales from our eyes. It may feel like a valley before we reach the mountain top." To open up day two of the Vineyard National Gathering 2021, Debby Wright interviewed Jo Saxton. Sharing from some of her own story, Jo talked about issues of race, gender, burnout and the importance of having a good community.

"Your call is not to succeed, it's to try. Faith is trying." On day two of the Vineyard National Gathering 2021, Jordan Seng spoke on 'the life of try'. He encouraged us that if we want to see the Kingdom come on earth then we must build a culture of trying in our churches; we must step out even at the risk of failing.

"We are not called to make converts, church members, or 'good, pure, Vineyard Christians'. We are called to make apprentices of Jesus; people who intensely and passionately pursue Christlikeness to become just like the King in his Kingdom." Speaking on The Great Commission found in Matthew 28, Alexander urged us - during this pandemic - to stop and renew our sense of vision and commission that Jesus has given us as his followers. That we must see him rightly, worship and adore him, be baptised in his spirit and go and make apprentices of the King, in his Kingdom. Recorded for the Vineyard National Gathering 2021.

"You can't go alone, you see, because community will bring you clarity, community will bring you companionship, community will bring you confidence and community will give you courage." On the final morning of the Vineyard National Gathering 2021, Jo Saxton addressed those who are experiencing, or feel on the verge of, burnout. Using the story of how God attended to Elijah, she reminds us that God cares for our physical, mental and relational needs, and encourages us that we cannot and should not do this journey alone.

"It's time, perhaps as never before in any of our lifetimes, to ascend the hill of the Lord. It is time to climb." On the first night of the Vineyard National Gathering 2021, Pete Greig encouraged us that this time we find ourselves in is ‘a time to climb’. A time to fix our eyes on Jesus, to find higher ground, and to find his perspective.

Harmony Smith, Director of Worship for Vineyard Worship UK & Ireland interviews Edgar King, as part of the ‘What is Worship?’ series.

Harmony Smith, Director of Worship for Vineyard Worship UK & Ireland interviews Jason & Sam Whiley, Senior Pastors of West Wilts Vineyard as part of the 'What is Worship?' series.

Harmony Smith, Director of Worship for Vineyard Worship UK & Ireland interviews Mike O'Brien, Director of Vineyard School of Worship for Vineyard Worship, as part of the 'What is Worship?' series.

Harmony Smith, Director of Worship for Vineyard Worship UK & Ireland interviews Neil Bennetts, CEO of The Worship Foundation based in Cheltenham, UK as part of the 'What is Worship?' series.

As part of the 'What Is Worship' series, Harmony Smith (Director of Worship UK&I) chats to Eleanor Mumford who takes us through her journey and history of worship in the Vineyard, shares her heart for what worship is and explores how we can still worship during a pandemic. Eleanor and her husband, John, started the first UK Vineyard church in 1987, served as the Vineyard National Directors (UK & Ireland) until 2015, and are now are the coordinators of Vineyard Global.

Harmony Smith, Director of Worship for Vineyard Worship UK & Ireland interviews Jesse Duley, worship training co-ordinator for Vineyard Worship UK & Ireland, musician and worship pastor of Kingdom Vineyard Church in Scotland as part of the 'What is Worship?' series.