Vineyard Churches Uk & Ireland

John Wright looks at the importance of Rest as one of the keys to freedom in Leadership. This is a freedom that only comes when we are not striving and struggling through busy times, but trusting in God and doing those things that he has uniquely created us to do. God asks us to build rest into our lives because he understands the crucial role that it plays. This talk was recorded at the 2018 Vineyard National Leaders’ Conference.

Debby Wright talks at the 2018 Vineyard National Leaders’ Conference on how Jesus encourages us to lead from a place of Freedom. Jesus tells us that he offers Freedom from all the burdens and pressures that life gives us and as a child of God we can walk in the Freedom that he provides, so we can enjoy the incredible opportunities that this brings.

Danielle speaks of how the Church should model an alternative Kingdom to the one currently being lived out by the world, where we are fully focussed on equality.

On the first night of The Cause to Live For 2017, Adam (from Vineyard Campbellsville) talks about the work of the Holy Spirit, and that in The Vineyard we have both the theology and experience of the Holy Spirit.  "God wants to remove everything that’s unstable, and everything that’s rocky, and he wants to put in it’s place a foundation that can support the that work he intends to build upon your life". Adam shares that the Holy Spirit wants to convince us that we are deeply loved, and that this love is the foundation of all ministry.

Filmed at The Cause to Live For 2017, Ian & Sophie Douglas interview Michael & Brenda Gatlin and Steve Nicholson.

Peter shares his wisdom on how to deal with the current political situations we are facing and what our response as the Church should be.

Nick warns us against making songwriting an idol and highlights the end goal being a brilliant lover of Jesus.

Krish talks about how the whole church family can embrace the motherless and fatherless, and gives us some practical ways to meet this need.

Charles gives us an insight into the lessons that he has learnt through preaching, and shares the processes he goes through when piecing together a sermon.

Nick talks about how churches should establish songwriters, and the healthy ways in which they should be discipled.

Krish shares his vision for fostering and adoption, telling us how he came to be work in this ministry full time, and what he believes a Biblical response to this issue.

What questions are we too afraid to ask ourselves in the context of multiculturalism? Does ignoring these hold us back from stepping into all that God has?

Peter talks about how churches can get better involved in politics, reminding us that we must be prepared to engage with our local communities in order to see our cities changed.

Danielle gives advice to Church leaders on how to reach for equality within their leadership demographic, and how to reflect the diversity of the church on the stage.

Charles talks on developing a posture of humility, and gives us some principles we must learn when addressing the topic of crossing cultural boundaries.

Danielle shares her heart for restoration, and highlights the inequality of women as one of the deepest injustices in our world. The Church however, has the answer…

Addressing how churches in the movement can encourage diversity in leadership, both spiritually and practically.

Peter Lynas highlights the importance of politics and reminds us that as the Church we should be involved and not opt out.

Danielle talks about how to recognise a church with a genuine heart for justice.

What are the hurdles for churches overcoming multicultural barriers? Charles talks on personal proximity, power and prices to pay.