Bay Vineyard Sermon Audio

Sam Harvey explores four different ways our input must be greater than our output, and the three things we'll need to address to walk in to the light life of Jesus.

Sam shares how God invites us to live free from the burden of comparison. It's something we all battle with to varying degrees, but we can learn to live a deeply content life.

And discussion with Dr Sean du Toit and Rev Frank Ritchie. We talked about all the good stuff! What we are learning about this as a church, how we can be spiritually formed during something like this, and what they think about "end times" theology.

What happens when we die? Sam Harvey shares about Jesus great promise to the criminal dying next to Him... "Today you will be with me in Paradise..."

Sam Harvey explores the topic of forgiveness in light of Jesus words from the Cross - "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing".

Guest Speaker Abbey from from CAP (christians against poverty) share about the mission of CAP and how we can partner with them to love our neighbours living in poverty.

Sam Harvey shares on ways we can strengthen ourselves in the Lord when life is a battle!

Sam Harvey shares on the why prayer and fasting is such a powerful practice, and how we can all play our part in what God is doing in the Bay.

In this service, Keith Newman (NZ Historian), Paul & Beth Te Kiri and Sam Harvey share their perspective on why the Treaty of Waitangi has great importance for followers of Jesus in NZ.

Sam shares on the third component of the Bay Vineyard vision, to see people walk in to wholeness and healing.

In this second talk of our vision series, Sam Harvey explores what Discipleship can look like, and how we can grow to be more like Jesus Click the link to watch on our youtube channel - shorturl.at/jnpGL Or watch it on our facebook page - shorturl.at/prANW

Sam Harvey shares the first part of Bay Vineyard's vision - to partner with God to see him bring renewal and refreshment to the Hawkes Bay.

Sam Harvey shares a short story about waiting for a gift... and the worlds greatest gift - Jesus

Sam Harvey explains why the liturgical calendar is important, and shares on the themes of peace and hope in this Advent season.

Children and Families pastor Charlotte Buxton opens our Advent series looking at the key theme of love, God's love for us, and how we walk in love at an often stressful time of year!

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.