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As we kick off the New Year we can think about the kind of people we are becoming. In this message James encourages us to think about what God might look for in his people, and how in Christ we are being made new everyday!

Who was this baby born 2000 years ago that turned history on its head? He was introduced with various names and titles each pointing to his identity. As we approach Christmas we're diving into some of his names to discover more about our creator who was born in the most humble of conditions. In the last message of this series James talks about the Father's name for Jesus - Beloved Son (Luke 3:22).

Who was this baby born 2000 years ago that turned history on its head? He was introduced with various names and titles each pointing to his identity. As we approach Christmas we're diving into some of his names to discover more about our creator who was born in the most humble of conditions. In this message Zoë highlights the name given in Luke 1:32 - Son of the Most High.

Who was this baby born 2000 years ago that turned history on its head? He was introduced with various names each pointing to his identity. As we approach Christmas we're diving into some of his names to discover more about our creator who was born in the most humble of conditions. In this message Tessa highlights the name given in Matthew 1:23 (and Isaiah 7:14)- Immanuel - God with us!

Who was this baby born 2000 years ago that turned history on its head? He was introduced with various names each pointing to his identity. As we approach Christmas we're diving into some of his names to discover more about our creator who was born in the most humble of conditions. In this message Matt draws our attention to Jesus' Kingly title - Christ Messiah.

Who was this baby born 2000 years ago that turned history on its head? He was introduced with various names each pointing to his identity. As we approach Christmas we're diving into some of his names to discover more about our creator who was born in the most humble of conditions. In this message James thinks about the most well-known name ever - Jesus!

Mike represents Open Doors, an organisation that supports and encourages persecuted believers around the world. Listen to this encouraging and hope-filled message with incredible stories of God's faithfulness in difficult circumstance and insight into how we can overcome the world!

God comes alongside people. At the end of the gospel of Luke there's a story about two of Jesus' followers walking away from Jerusalem after his crucifixion. As they walk a stranger comes alongside them, asks them questions and listens to them, before they realise it's the resurrected Jesus! In this message Wes talks about how we can represent Jesus and get alongside others as we follow Christ's e...

Rather than being an impersonal and distant "force" the Holy Spirit is personal and comes alongside us - when we invite him. In this talk, James looks at Jesus' description of the Holy Spirit and how He dwells with and in us in order to bring transformation.

When the Holy Spirit breathes on dust and dry bones He brings life. The Holy Spirit breathed on 120 people 2000 years ago bringing the church to life and changing world history forever. Today He breathes on us empowering us for the mission of God in the world. In this talk James follows the thread of the breath of God through scriptures and invites the Holy Spirit to breathe on us again!

Right at the end of Exodus the glory of the Lord comes and fills the tabernacle - the portable temple built by Moses and the Israelites in the desert. It's an incredible, spectacular moment the reveals the kindness, the power and the freedom of God. In this message Rachel talks about the glory of God and how it's so much better than any kind of worldly glory we might strive for.

Representation is a very important and very powerful Biblical concept. In this talk James examines how priests represent other people to God, and also represent God to other people - it's a self-less, sacrificial calling in which we follow in the footsteps of The Great High Priest, Jesus.

In their journey through the wilderness the Israelites stumbled quite a few times. One of the most tragic was at Mt Sinai when God was present at the top of the mountain inviting them into covenant with him. They took their eyes off him and worshipped a man-made idol - it was as though they didn't see him. In this talk Matt connects this with our journeys today and what we might need to do to see...

Last Sunday was Father's Day, so on Sunday we celebrated our Heavenly Father and also reflected on fatherhood. The panel discussion was chaired by Caleb, who selected unsuspecting dads and asked them probing questions about life and uncovered some great wisdom. There's something here for everyone!

The life that Jesus invites us into is not a life of external, outward actions but a life that flows from out of fundamentally transformed hearts. A new way to be human resulting from the deep work the Spirit of God does within. In this talk James looks at the kind of life Jesus is calling us to and how we can partner with God's life-changing work.

A defining moment in the journey of the Israelites from slavery towards being a nation with God at their centre is when the encountered God at Mt Sinai. It's there that God describes the kind of nation he intends for them to be - a nation focussed on God alone and aligned by laws based on Truth. In this talk, James connects this theme with our lives today through Jesus, who is The Way, The Truth a...

The New Testament says that our calling is the same as that of the Israelites in Exodus - to be a royal priesthood, and a holy nation. To be a people marked by the presence of God. In this talk Zoë looks out how we can journey towards our calling - being sanctified (made holy) by God's presence.

This week we pick up the book of Exodus again after a year long pause! In this talk James summarises the story so far, and thinks about how it connects with our lives today - to draw close to God, and to reshape our lives around him.

The Apostle Paul wrote in the book of Philippians that he was content in all circumstances - and he wrote this from prison! How is it possible? Can we live with the same joy and contentment? Continuing from last week, James looks a few important keys that the Apostle Paul tells us about.

Is it possible to find rest and to rejoice in any circumstance? In this talk James looks at how Jesus promised joy to those found in him, and how the Apostle Paul lived this out even while imprisoned. What is the secret Paul has discovered? We dive into the book of Philippians to find out!

The King of the Kingdom | Matt | 17-7-22 by Capital Vineyard Church

The Kingdom of God in everyday life | Natalya | 10-7-22 by Capital Vineyard Church

Having a good idea of where we are headed makes all the difference in our lives. A vision of the long-game can powerfully shape our formation as we partner with the Holy Spirit - our sights set on the King of Kings, Jesus Christ. In this message James shares on how we can look to Jesus for our formation to become the people he is calling us to be.

Jesus promises eternal life - not an easy life! In this talk Matt looks at how the lens of the Kingdom of God can give us a different perspective on suffering with a view towards the coming Kingdom.

We're continuing our series focussing on the Kingdom of God. In this message James unpacks it a bit more thinking about how the future Kingdom invades the present. PS - apologies for the audio quality after about 20 min due technical difficulties at our end.