Journey through Scripture from Genesis to Revelation as this message explores the Holy Spirit as God's breath and living water bringing life, healing, hope and transformation. Discover the invitation to move beyond simply knowing about God and experience His presence, allowing His Spirit to renew every part of your life and flow through you to the world around you.

"Come as you are" is a foundational value of the Vineyard movement, a radical welcome to everyone regardless of their past, baggage or doubts. But it's only half the story. In this message Craig Deal (Gateway Vineyard, UK) unpacks the vital second half of that phrase: *...but don't stay as you are.* Drawing from the lives of the first disciples, Craig explores how following Jesus is an active invitation away from our old lives and into total kingdom transformation. It is a costly but deeply rewarding journey of reordering our entire lives around His teachings one that requires the power of the Holy Spirit, the grit of perseverance and the gift of community.

Giving isn't just about what leaves your hand it's about what shapes your heart.

In the final message of our Giving series, George explores what it truly means to become a cheerful giver. Through the powerful contrast between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea, he challenges common misconceptions about generosity, giving out of obligation, fear, expectation or for recognition. Instead, Scripture invites us into a life where generosity flows from trust, freedom and gratitude. This episode isn't about giving more it's about discovering a heart that freely receives from God and joyfully gives to others. As you listen, consider,Why do I give? What mindset shapes my generosity? And would my giving look different if no one else ever knew aboutit?

In this message, we explore what the Bible really says about tithing, generosity and worship through the powerful story of the widow's two coins in Luke 21. Challenging common assumptions about the tithe, we examine its Old Testament context, Jesus’ teaching on giving and why God is more interested in our trust than a percentage. Discover how generosity is not about obligation or guilt, but about freedom, faith and hearts transformed by God's grace.

This week, Joy continues our series on giving by looking beyond finances and into the gift of our time, service and unique callings. Through Scripture and personal stories, she reminds us that God sees the heart, values faithfulness in the unseen places and invites each of us to play a part in what He's doing in the world.

Giving can be one of the most challenging topics to talk about in church, but what if it’s really a conversation about worship, trust and the condition of our hearts? In this message, Meso unpacks what Scripture teaches about generosity through the stories of Cain and Abel and Paul’s encouragement to the church in Corinth. Discover how giving goes beyond money to become an act of devotion, gratitude and participation in what God is doing in and through His people.

What do we do with the books that are left out in our Bibles? In this episode, we explore the Apocrypha, including the writings of Ben Sira, Wisdom of Solomon and 1 Enoch and their surprising connections to Jesus and the New Testament authors. Together, we unpack how the Bible was formed, why these ancient texts still matter, and how Christians can read widely with both curiosity and confidence holding the Scripture as our Ultimate Authority while gaining a deeper understanding of the world Jesus lived in.

What does “speaking in tongues” actually mean? On Pentecost Sunday, Sean dives into one of the church’s most debated spiritual gifts with honesty, wisdom and compassion. From Acts 2 to 1 Corinthians 14, this message explores the heart behind the gift of tongues, the role of the Holy Spirit and what it really means to build a church marked by love, unity and openness to God. Whether you’re skeptical, curious or deeply familiar with spiritual gifts, this conversation invites you into something deeper, A Spirit-filled faith that makes room for everyone.