Coast Vineyard Church Messages

In the second of our mini-series 'one invitation away' Stanley looks at the inspiring and challenging letter that Paul writes to the Thessalonians - a people who clearly gossiped the gospel!

In today's message, Matt Lilly kicks off our next mini-series... one invitation away! The most prominent and instrumental people in the early church all started their journey of faith through a simple invitation.

Visiting guest speaker, Matt Stott, shares powerfully on the invitation to allow our grief be used to bring breakthrough in life and faith.

As a sequel to last weekend's Easter Sunday celebrations, Stanley looks at some of the invitations given to us ‘beyond the resurrection’.

Today is what's traditionally known as 'Resurrection Sunday!' as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Join us as Matt unpacks the significance of this day!

In the final of our series on living 'the generous life', Jacinda speaks about the powerful gift of hospitality and challenges us all to explore new ways of extending generosity in this way.

This week, Lead Pastor Matt Lilly, continues our series on living ‘the generous life’ by looking at a much talked about topic in the scriptures - money. May this be encouraging and helpful as you seek to live life generously in all ways.

Launching into a new series - the generous life - Stanley focuses on the call to be an echo of God’s generosity towards us.

Matt Lilly, Lead Pastor at Coast Vineyard, brings focus today on what he sees as being ahead for us as a church in 2024.

Today, Jacinda shares about life rhythms that will aid in Jesus' call to 'come, follow me'.

In the third of our summer series, Stanley looks at the parable of the wedding banquet found in Matthew 22 with its beautiful invitation and challenge to respond.

In the second of our Summer Series as we launch into 2024, Mike Evans speaks about why work matters and how we can make it an activity of worship. Be inspired as you approach the year to come.

To kick off 2024, Nick Wienand speaks about the gift of being adopted as one of God’s children.

In the lead up to Christmas and the celebration of Jesus' birth, Stanley looks at how his life has become the key pivot point in history.

After recently returning from Nepal with a team from Coast Vineyard, Matt shares stories of their time away and the impact that the church was able to have.

Special guests, Phil & Bron Tait (Grace Vineyard, Christchurch) join us today to talk about the power of turning towards God in all situations.

Today, guest speaker Sam Harvey (Bay Vineyard Church, Napier) inspires us towards the crucial and worthy invitation to build a life of prayer.

Today, due to sickness but with a sense of importance in this season, we have decided to play one of our favourite messages from the Vineyard Aotearoa NZ Conference earlier in the year. In the message, David MacGregor (NZ National Director) talks about some of the taonga (treasures) precious to the Vineyard movement. May it encourage and inspire you!

In the final of our 'think about it...' series, Jacinda tackles the difficult topic of suffering. What do we do with the experiences of suffering that we see in our own lives or the lives of those around us?

Today, Stanley delves into one of the foundational aspects of Christianity, the incarnation of Christ. How was it that Jesus was both fully man and fully God, and what difference that make in my life?

As we continue our 'think about it' series, Mike Evans walks us through the uncomfortable story of Samson, highlighting the pre-emptive parallels to the life of Jesus.

In the second of our ‘think about it…’ series, Simeon takes us through what the bible says (and doesn’t say) about the events that some have termed ‘the end times’. Within this time of Jesus’ return, there is great hope to be embraced.

Today we start a brand new series, 'think about it...' where we will be bringing biblical wisdom to some significant individual topics. Politics is on the menu today. As followers of Jesus, how should we think about it...?

In the final of ‘the things we do for love’, lead pastor, Matt Lilly, explores further a unique way we can be givers in our relational lives.

In authentic community, we will have relationally difficult situations arise. In this message, Rachel powerfully explores how best to navigate through these times.