Vinelife Church Manchester Podcast

Jesus instructed us to take communion regularly with one another, and in this second part of his series Mark explores why communion is so significant for us as Christians.

This week Mark launches us into a three part series called The Table. The table is an increasingly overlooked part of community, and it's something that is present throughout the bible. In this first instalment Mark invites us to start a conversation on how we can use the table to help build our communities big and build them well.

Phil continues our series Authentic Humanity, where he looks at Psalm 139. This Psalm reveals how deeply God knows us and how dedicated he is to us. Phil asks the question - Do we live according to the reality of who we are and whose we are?

Throughout our lives, we encounter things that shake our faith. This week Sarah looks at Psalm 73, and how it teaches us to have secure footing and make our way back to faith.

This week Sarah kicks off our new series; Authentic Humanity: Lessons from Psalms. To have the right perspective on life we first need to have our position right before God, and Sarah looks importance of knowing God is sovereign and He is on the throne and yet he invites each of us to draw near.

City group Sunday saw us launch into this season of discovering and walking in the way of Jesus.

In this week's podcast, Sarah continues to look at our humanity and encourages us that as much as we must acknowledge weakness we should also expect God's power.

In this week's podcast, Ralph takes a looks at Mark 14:3-9 and what we can learn from the extravagant worship that we find there.

Our approach to weakness is often to deny, tolerate or despise it when Hebrews 4 tells us Jesus both understands and sympathises with it. This week Sarah looks at what we need to do with weakness and how we can accept Jesus' consistent invitation to embrace and restore our humanity.

What does success mean to you? Is it measured by performance, position or possessions? The danger is, all these things will never be enough. God defines success in a completely different way, from a completely different place. Could it actually be as simple as loving Jesus and loving those he puts in our lives. That’s success from heavens point of view!

This week Phil looks at how our lives are orientated towards seeking God (2 Chronicles 7:14). The concept of seeking is reflected as we ‘crave’ God and ‘require Him as a necessity’. Do those two things resemble our pursuit of God?

Emma Hodges shares from Psalm 37, encouraging us that a season of waiting, however long or uncertain it might be, can have as much purpose as the fulfilment of that waiting.

When Jesus is the editor-in-chief of our lives we understand that we're not reading from a script, instead we're writing our own story. This week Mark explores the power in re-writing our stories and believing the narrative that Jesus speaks over us.

This week Lizete looks at how we called to be living stones that God is building together into a house where he lives. We each have a part to play in showing up, building each other up, connecting you one another and having our lives built on and in alignment with Jesus, the living cornerstone.

This week, Phil looks at how the church is built around the infrastructure of people growing in maturity.

This week Sarah looks at what Romans 4 teaches us about walking into God's promises by faith. We need to be able to face facts but be unwavering in not only what God has said but that He is fully able to fulfil his word.

This week, special guest speaker Danny Silk encourages us that seeing hopes and dreams realised will lead to a fulfilled life.

In this weeks podcast, guest speaker Shawn Bolz speaks to us about how we are hard-wired for a life lived in connection.

Phil closes out the Faithfulness to Fruitfulness series by looking at God’s design for us living a full and blessed and fruitful life, and how we steward what we've been given really well.

This week Sarah looks at the journey of maturity that requires us to be intentional about the things we need to 'put off' and 'put on' when it comes to our finances.