Weekly podcasts from Sutton Vineyard Church UK
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Continuing our summer series, "Posture", Sam looks at the woman in Mark 5 who had suffered for twelve years with bleeding impacting her physically, socially, emotionally and financially, before reaching out to touch Jesus. We explore what it means to come to God not as strangers hoping for a fleeting touch, but as sons and daughters already welcomed home, echoing the father who runs to meet the…
We're called to have an attitude of gratitude. But, what if you don't feel like it? What if being grateful feels tough? As we continue in a posture towards God, we look at what it means to choose gratitude.
"When facing big challenges, we often crave dramatic, ""bolt-of-lightning"" moments from God. But what if the breakthrough we need lies in simple, daily obedience? Kicking off our new series on heart posture, Paul looks at 2 Kings 5 and the story of Naaman—a powerful warrior who had to trade his high expectations for simple trust. Discover how small shifts in our heart posture transform our faith,…
Everybody Gets To Play - Lead With A Limp Libby Arnold
Everybody Gets To Play - The Meat Is On The Street Sam Worsley
The foundation of prayer is too often thin and fragile. Without prayer, we are misaligned and reliant on our own strength. Prayer ministry is not for the chosen few, but it is for everyone. How and what do we pray? Today we talk about the Jesus model of prayer and how it helps us.
Money is one of the biggest competitors for our hearts, and Jesus knew it. We explore what it means to move from ownership to stewardship, recognising that everything we have is ultimately God's. Rather than being driven by fear, comparison or the pursuit of more, we're invited to live with open hands.
John Wimber deliberately used the phrase 'play' for serving in the Vineyard to communicate teamwork, shared vision and an opportunity for spiritual growth. Hannah and a wonderful panel of Sutton Vineyard members share how serving on a team has increased their faith in both the mundane and the miraculous.
How do you grow in the Christian Faith? Can you thrive in isolation? Is just 'attending' church okay? This week we open our series on a vineyard principle - 'everybody get's to play'. You matter to the church, you were made for connection and God has a purpose. Join us as we explore a gritty topic on what it means to thrive and grow as the church.
Ever finished a hard bike ride wondering why it felt like the brakes were rubbing the whole way? The Christian life can feel exactly like that, and Pete reckons the problem isn't trying too little, but being plugged into the wrong thing. Join us in John 15 for vines, dodgy acer pruning, and a carefully weighed cup of coffee-shaped disappointment, as we find that Jesus is the bean, not the kit.
"I am the way, the truth, and the life" sounds like a claim about religion — about doing the right things, knowing the right answers, feeling the right feelings. But what if way, truth, and life aren't three separate boxes to tick, but an inseparable whole? And what if the point isn't religion at all, but a relationship? In this sermon, Paul explores John 14:6 – Jesus' answer to a very practical…
