Trent Vineyard Talks

Stories of lives changed by Jesus at our Baptisms at home service on Sunday 24 January 2021.

Is our freedom under threat? And what does it mean to truly be free? John explores the type of freedom we have in Jesus.

Ollie takes a look at Romans 15:13 and how we continue to find hope even in the midst of challenging circumstances.

Guest speaker Putty Putman from The Vineyard Church of Central Illinois, USA spoke at our online service.

Ben shared about his favourite prayer, based in Ephesians 3.

Susie encouraged us to share the light of the world, Jesus.

As Christmas approaches, John takes a look at the experience of Jesus’ mother, as she held on to hope.

Amy looks at how Peter's story of walking on the water teaches us how to reset our focus on Jesus.

Guest speaker Charles Montgomery spoke about God's way through these difficult times.

John illustrates how radical generosity grows directly from our being rooted in God’s nature.

John Bodily continued our Rootfulness series with contributions from Church members Caroline Riley, Gav and Ali Courtney in an interview style, focusing on Deep Roots.

Debby continues the Rootfulness series with the fourth talk on being rooted in love. She takes a moment in Jesus' life and invites us to love like Jesus loves.

John Bodily continues the Rootfulness series with the third talk focusing on strong roots and how our spiritual roots nourish us and give us strength.

Building on the first talk in the series, John talks further about the rootful life and the importance of being rooted together with other believers.

Guest speaker Andrew McNeil, Associate National Director of VCUKI & Senior Pastor of Birmingham Vineyard spoke on God's promise in the midst of pain.

In this first talk in the series John focuses on the primary focus for our rootfulness – being deeply rooted in our relationship with Jesus

Ben looks at God’s favour and how to experience it in this season.

How do we STAND FIRM in 2020? Susie looks at the parable of the wise and foolish builder from Matthew 7 to help answer this question.

Dave encourages us that godly self-control isn’t something to be obtained in our own strength, but is a fruit of our partnership with the Holy Spirit, exercised through training in spiritual practises.

John Wright and guests from our church shared stories of lives changed by Jesus as we celebrated our 24th Birthday.