Foyle Vineyard Church | Sermon of the Week

Jesus shows up at a funeral, moved by compassion He brings life and the whole community is astonished. This story that Luke records is powerful. Where can we rediscover the God who does impossible things, when we ask Him to show up.

Johnny Gillespie continues our healing stories of Jesus, from Luke's gospel - inviting us to consider the good news of Jesus and His Kingdom is available to all.

Join us as we walk through stories of Jesus healing the broken in Luke's gospel. As we read about the love of God showing up in people's lives, through Jesus, by the Spirit's power - we anticipate Him showing up in our midst to do the same.

Ben continues to unpack 'the most important things', looking to the vision of Jesus for a lost and hurting world. True worship, overflows in mercy and compassion for the world, in keeping with the heart of Jesus.

We continue to look ahead with faith into the new year, unpacking God's vision for the church, through Christ, from Paul's letter to the Ephesians, as a worshipping, healing community in the world

We continue to look ahead into 2026 with faith, unpacking God's vision for the church, through Christ, from Paul's letter to the Ephesians, as a worshipping, healing community in the world.

As we continue to look ahead with faith for 2026, Ben unpacks how we live in step with the Spirit of God, walking in obedience, doing the most important things.

Ben takes us through a reflection on the New Year, inviting us to consider the voice of God towards us and to consider how to look ahead with faith and action.

Ben looks at how Jesus is Emmanuel 'God with us'. In Jesus, God has made himself vulnerably close. He draws near to us in a the midst of our chaos and mess.

Mike leads us through our second Sunday of Advent inviting us to be signposts to Christ the King, in our everyday moments. As we await the return of Christ the King, we bear witness to His glory on the earth in this time.

Karen opens up our first Sunday of Advent reflecting on John's gospel, and the longing beneath our living.

Ben finishes our series 'His Presence, Our Mission' by looking at how we live by the Spirit in our everyday - we need intentional practices and patterns to help keep us connected to friendship with Him.

Mike shares in our series 'His Presence: Our Mission'. He invites us to believe that there is more of the Spirit available to all of us as we listen, and respond to what He is saying.

The church is to be a place where God's presence is, and a light to the world. To be a place where God's Spirit is at home involves us learning to love well.

We as human beings are looking for home, a place of connection and community. Through Jesus God has called us home, out of what the Bible calls 'exile' into friendship with him. Ben talks through the theme of exile in the Bible and of Jesus' invitation to come home to a loving Heavenly Father.

We are called to be people who live by God's Spirit, offering every part of ourselves to Him. This morning we explored a process for how to partner with God's Spirit in His work of changing us from the inside out.

Ben unpacks what it means to live as 'sacred temples' - a place where the Holy Spirit resides. To live with our bodies as places of worship is not easy, it is an ongoing process of surrendering to Jesus.

God's presence in our lives is a source of life giving love, that leads to joy. Being rooted in His presence though, is not straightforward - it involves us submitted to the pruning work of the Spirit, and His word in our lives.

We kick off a new series on the presence of God, how to live aware of God's presence in our lives and how to be a people where God's presence resides. Everything good begins in His presence.

Why mission? by Foyle Vineyard Church

Why? In our series on 'why', this morning we're looking at 'why healing?' Listen back as Ben unpacks why healing is such an important part of the good news story and of our story in the Vineyard.

Ben Ewan explores why we give our yes to church and how we long for Foyle Vineyard Church to be a 'home of Hope' for all.

Ben Ewan kicks off a four week series looking at our why's as followers of Jesus. Here he looks at why we worship.

Ben Ewan finishes up our summer series looking at the stories that Jesus told.

Ben shares from the parables of Jesus about how we make ourselves available to the present and future of God's coming Kingdom.