Trent Vineyard talks

Stories of lives changed by Jesus at our Baptism service on Sunday 02 June 2019.

John Bernard-Carlin invites us into a journey where we explore and embrace God’s heart for justice and a broken world.

Dave Ellis unpacks how Proverbs 22:6 relates to us all as children of God. We need to commit ourselves to showing others "the way they should go" to break the cycle of brokenness in our city.

John continues to lay out the vision for the next development on our journey as a church, moving from two to three services and how we can Meet The Need for Sunday serving teams.

John lays out the vision for the next development on our journey as a church, moving from two to three services.

Looking at Jesus' parable in Luke 19 John asks the question, 'what are we doing with the things God has placed in our hands?'

Based in Acts 2 v 42-47 - John unpacks the kind of Church God wants to build

John Bernard-Carlin talks about the resurrection through Peters eyes

Dave encourages us to take a second look at Jesus rather than settling for popular presentations of him.

Ben looks at where to place our confidence when sharing our faith.

John Wright interviews members of the Dreaming the Impossible (DTI) team, sharing some of the story so far and the exciting next step as the festival moves to the summer in 2020.

Ollie takes a look at 1 Peter 2:9 and what it has a say about identity. When we understand who we are, it completely reframes everything else that we do.

Stories of lives changed by Jesus at our Baptism service on Sunday 17 February 2019.

Looking at Ephesians 2:18 we explore how God desires for us to know Him and know one another.

On Sunday, John spoke to the church about being Needed - unpacking Paul's analogy of the Church being a body, with each part fulfilling its function. This is part of a series titled "Needed & Known".

Based in 1 Peter, Debby shares stories of Hope and how 'Living Hope' can be found in the resurrection of Jesus.

With new films and great stories John Wright reviews the previous year and shares what we will be leaning into in the coming year.

Based around the stories of Joseph, Jeremiah and Jesus, Dave Miller focuses on the restorative grace of God, and how in all these stories beauty replaces ashes (Isaiah 61).

Just as medicine is something we take to change our condition, Dave Ellis draws a parallel with how Jesus brought about change in the lives of the people he met. Jesus often uses change to move us into our destiny and intimacy with him.

Putty talks about the journey of walking into God's promises.

John Wright looks at the life of Paul and draws out what motivated and enabled him to live the life he did.

Based in Psalm 51 John Bodily explores being transformed from the inside out by having faith in Jesus.

John invites us to step into our true and God-given identity in 2019, exploring - who/where does identity come from? What does it look like, and why does it matter?

Trent Kids and Trent Youth Family Service from 23 December 2018.

As 2019 begins John encourages us to engage with being deliberate about our growth in four key areas.