Bay Vineyard Sermon Audio

Sam Harvey finishes the series on Ephesians by looking at a controversial passage about Slavery, and a familiar passage on the armor of God.

Chris Domigan works through Ephesians 5, a passage filled with wisdom about how to live wisely, and in doing so reflect the light of God to a dark world.

Ephesians 4 is a turning point in the book. It moves from the gospel message, to looking at the implications in how we live today. Because we have a new identity, we are invited to live a new way!

We continue our series through Ephesians by looking at chapter 3. Paul continues to explore the grace given to him to preach the gospel to the Gentiles (non Jews) and concludes with a prayer that the church be strengthened, and have a fresh understanding of God's love for them.

Sam Harvey unpacks Ephesians 1:15-2:22, looking at Pauls summary of the gospel message, and his joy in the new humanity that Jesus has made in the church.

Guest Speaker Dr Sean Du Toit opens our series exploring Ephesians, helping us understand the context in which the letter was written, and unpacking verses 1 - 14.

Luke Buxton shares how God brings refreshment to our souls. That even in a tired and anxious world, we can find a more beautiful life!

In this talk, Sam Harvey explores how Moses is shaped in the desert, and through this experience becomes very dependent on God's presence to lead and guide him.

Sam shares about the beauty of cultivating a sacramental worldview that sees the goodness of God everywhere...

In the final sermon in the "Emotionally Healthy Spirituality" series, Sam Harvey explores what it looks like to be intentional in how we live our lives, so that we are deeply formed spiritually. If you would like to take part in the reflection the congregation took part in, head over to https://www.bayvineyardchurch.org/teaching-slides-and-notes to download the spiritual formation plan.

Sam Harvey explores what it looks like to grow in to a mature adult. Grounded in the greatest commandments, there is an invitation for us to grow in to a greater self awareness that enables us to love others more authentically.

In this talk Sam shares about the importance of a regular devotional habit, and the life changing practice of observing a sabbath.

Guest Speaker, Kathleen Maier speaks about her journey through grief after the death of her only son. A sermon filled with deep wisdom and raw emotion. Ultimately it is a sermon filled with a hope in the goodness of God through loss and grief

In this talk, Sam Harvey outlines why we are doing the EHS course, and then shares about the different stages of spiritual growth and maturity. In particular he discusses how we navigate our faith journey through "the wall" into a place of greater depth and intimacy with God.

This week we continue our "Emotionally Healthy Spirituality" series by exploring the importance of processing our past, so that we can be more whole in the present and as we move in to the future.

In our second week of the EHS course, Charlotte Buxton unpacks what it looks like for us to know ourselves that we may know God in a deeper way.

In our first week of the EHS course, we explore the problem of "emotionally unhealthy spirituality", and ways we can begin to enter into something more whole and healthy.

In this talk, Jen Harvey shares on the ways we can hear God's voice speak to us, and how we can grow in our capacity to hear His voice.

In this talk Sam Harvey looks at the work God does in our lives during tough times.

Luke Buxton shares about the disappointments in life, and how we can navigate these disappointments in such a way that will help us grow.