Exeter Vineyard Church

This Sunday we were joined by our friend, Stephan Hodonou from Wiggertal Vineyard in Switzerland. He shares with us just how powerful and resilient God’s promise is - his promise to bless the whole world is now being worked out through each of us.

We’ve been working through John Mark Comer’s book “God Has A Name”, exploring how God reveals himself in Exodus 34:6-7. Now we are taking a couple of extra Bible study sessions to think through some implications of our access to the name of God.

We are working through John Mark Comer’s book “God Has A Name”. The book explores how God reveals himself to us, concentrating on Exodus 34:6-7 - the most quoted passage in the Bible by the Bible.  In this talk we look at the whole of verse 7: “Maintaining love to thousands, and forgiving wickedness, rebellion and sin. Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished; he punishes the children and their...

We are working through John Mark Comer’s book “God Has A Name”. The book explores how God reveals himself to us, concentrating on Exodus 34:6-7 - the most quoted Bible passage by the Bible. In this session Dave thinks about our hope, grounded in God’s faithful and loyal love.

We are working through John Mark Comer’s book “God Has A Name”. The book explores how God reveals himself to us, concentrating on Exodus 34:6-7 - the most quoted passage in the Bible by the Bible.  In this talk Dave looks at the next characteristic of God; he is slow to anger.

We are working through John Mark Comer’s book “God Has A Name”. The book explores how God reveals himself to us, concentrating on Exodus 34:6-7 - the most quoted Bible passage by the Bible. In this session Dave explores the implications of ‘Compassionate and Gracious’ - that God’s baseline characteristics towards us is a deep feeling of live and an energy to act on it.

We are working through John Mark Comer’s book “God Has A Name”. The book explores how God reveals himself to us, concentrating on Exodus 34:6-7 - the most quoted Bible passage by the Bible. Today Dave starts the series looking at the opening two words - The Lord, The Lord. Wait, that’s four words… well this is part of the issue!

We are thinking about the coming year and reframing ordinary and everyday elements of our lives to see what God might be doing in and through them. Today Adam looks at forming habits around God's Word, God's People and God's Presence as we look to grow and be transformed by our faith in 2025.

We are thinking about the coming year and reframing ordinary and everyday elements of our lives to see what God might be doing in and through them. Today Dave looks at how we might see tough times differently.

We are thinking about the coming year and reframing ordinary and everyday elements of our life to see what God might be doing in and through them. Today Dave looks at other people and how we might find God in three different types of relationship.

In this talk from our Carol Service, Dave talks about the gift of peace and how we receive it.

As we hit December, Alex talks about our approach to gifts and the original Christmas gift

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us. In this Bible Study, Dave looks at the passage in John 6, where Jesus says, "I Am the bread of life”. We think about what this means for us today and ask God to help us learn how to be sustained on the life Jesus has for us.

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us.  Today, as we celebrate Eliza’s dedication, we are looking at Jesus’ statement in John 14:6, where he says, “I am the way.” Dave thinks about what this means and how this helps us understand the difference between relationship and religion.

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us. In this Bible Study, Dave looks at the passage in John 11, where Jesus says, "I Am the resurrection”. We think about what this means for us today and in eternity.

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us. Today Alex looks at the only I AM statement Jesus makes after the resurrection - that he is the Alpha and the Omega. Alex talks about what this means for us in our everyday lives.

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us. Today Joe looks at the passage in John 15, where Jesus says, "I Am the true vine”. He helps us consider what the agricultural metaphor tells us about God and how he is at work in our life. Today Jenny is looking at the passage in John 10:1-16, where Jesus says, "I Am The Go...

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us. Today Jenny is looking at the passage in John 10:1-16, where Jesus says, "I Am The Good Shepherd" and we think about what it means to connect to and follow the good shepherd.

We are looking at these special "I Am" statements made by Jesus, exploring what this says about him and what it means for us. Today Dave thinks about John 8:58, where Jesus says, "Before Abraham was, I Am" and we consider Jesus' authority over our lives.

This Sunday we were joined by our friend, Stephan Hodonou from Wiggertal Vineyard in Switzerland. He shares with us just how powerful and resilient God’s promise is - his promise to bless the whole world is now being worked out through each of us.

As we start the new academic year, Dave talks about how the things we chose to do and the 'tools' we use help us grow as disciples.

As we start a new academic year, Dave talks about how we understand, explain and communicate our priorities and purpose.

As we continue looking at some of Jesus's parables, Dave looks at a parable that probably doesn't get taught in Sunday School. What does this confusing story tell us about God's kingdom and how we can live our lives?

As we continue looking at some of Jesus's parables Alex looks at what Jesus is saying about division and unity, within nations, society, churches and ourselves.

We are looking at some of Jesus's parables, especially ones that seem somewhat shocking. In this talk Dave looks at what Jesus is saying about the non-performative and hidden nature of the Kingdom of God.