Trent Vineyard Talks

John Wright interviews Scott McNamara (Causeway Coast Vineyard) and Ben Hyett (Trent Vineyard) about street evangelism and what Scott has been doing with Jesus at the Door.

David Ruis, National Director of the Vineyard Movement in Canada, begins in Haggai and points us towards Jesus.

Noel Isaacs, who leads the Vineyard Movement in the Himalayas, talks about compassion with some profound stories from his own experience.

Helen Murphy shares her experience of fostering and we hear inspiring stories from those who have experienced fostering or adoption.

Taken from our Trent Kids and Trent Youth Family Service on Easter sunday. This service featured a special film made by our media team with the Kids and Youth teams about the meaning of Easter based on John 10:10. Ollie Ryan from Trent Youth then talks about the Easter Story.

From the accounts of Jesus' trial, John draws out a glimpse of the profound meaning of the cross.

On the Making Room for More Gift Day, Guest Speaker Michael Murphy talks about sowing into the generations and illustrates this with the story of Leah.

As we head towards our gift day, John unpacks the story of the feeding of the five thousand, drawing out aspects that apply to us as we prepare to make room for more.

John looks at Isaiah 54: 2-4a, which speaks into our Making Room for More journey, and invites us to join him in a period of prayer and fasting.

In the first of this series, John explores how we're going to make room for more adults, youth and kids and outlines plans to expand our space.

Ollie looks at a prayer at the end of Psalm 139 and how it invites us to let God transform every area of our lives.

Joanne Moody, President of Agape Freedom Fighters, shares her personal healing story.

John Wright celebrated some of the highlights from the previous year, shared stories of lives changed and set out our key focus for 2017, which is 'Making Room for More'.

Looking at Psalm 77, John explores the journey that God invites us on as we face the difficulties and disappointments of life.

John explores the meaning of life and asks us to consider if the truth is really out there.

John begins with a story from the life of Elijah and, sharing his own experiences, unpacks how to thrive and not just survive.

Charles asks whether we are prevented from walking in our purpose from God because we're carrying too much baggage, and challenges us to leave our baggage behind.

As the good shepherd, Jesus passionately pursues the one. He asks us to do the same.

Dave looks at the way the Bible talks about joy, a joy that endures even through the hardest of times.

As we face the Christmas season, we take a look at Mary – an ordinary woman through whom God did extraordinary things.