Falkirk Vineyard Sunday Podcast

Andrew McNinch shares with us what being a witness looks like and askes us what our lives are reflecting.

Kenny Innes shares with us that this is when Gentiles were first introduced to the Kingdom of God. Who do we exclude or disregard?

Kenny Innes shares with us of the mighty power of God who raises people back to life looking at the examples in the Bible.

Fee Bush shares with us the story of Saul and his transformative journey to becoming a follower of Christ.

Niki Jordaan shares with us about a broken family between the Jews and the people of Samaria. Lets pray together for the churches in our town of Falkirk.

Charlie Morris asks us how are we being witnesses of the kingdom, and how determined are we to remain faithful to that call when persecution comes?

Jane Hill walks us through how our views of Jesus' authority and true submission. She shares some of her own experiences of God's healing power.

​Kenny Innes shares with us how teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, the prayers and generosity are essential in the life of the church.

Andrew McNinch shares with us that the true meaning of Pentecost is Jesus reigning as King.

Kenny Innes opens the new series giving us insight into the book of Acts.

Church isn't just a place we attend. Its a community where god shapes us. Its where faith is formed It's where lives are changes Its where disciples are made.

This Easter Sunday Andrew reflects on the empty tomb, inviting us to move from fear and doubt into faith, hope and a new life through the risen Jesus.

This sermon reflects on Jesus' trial, focusing on the high priest's rejection of truth, Peter's fear-driven denial and Pilate's choice to please the crowd over justice. It challenges us to consider which response we identify with and who we are becoming when our faith is tested.

We often want to debate the reality of the power of Jesus, but he still asks of us the question, ‘do you believe’? Even the smallest confession of genuine faith opens the door to God’s action in our lives. 

The tranfiguration reveals that Jesus’ glory comes only through the suffering of the cross. Like the disciples, we may wish to avoid that reality, but the Father calls us to listen to Jesus and follow after him, even when that means taking up  our  cross.

Niki Jordaan shares with us about a woman who know what the kingdom of God truly is and how to push through to receive a blessing. 

Kenny Innes askes a very important question. How do you respond.

Fee Bush shares with us about the condition of our hearts.

Kenny Innes explores the Gospel of Mark opening the series by looking at the authority of Jesus.

David shares with us about the work of Connect 2 under Teen Challenge.

Andrew Yule shares an update about the church for the last year.

Andrew McNinch explores the idea that jars are fragile and how we are those vessels containing the most precious gift of all.

Despite his royal status, Jesus was not born to a wealthy family. Jesus’ ongoing ministry not only helped the poor, but he counted himself among them. 

Kenny Innes shares with us how the birth of Jesus was a threat to King Herod and the impact this had at the time.

Kenny Innes draws our attention to how God's Kingdom operates and overcomes the world in ways that show us the true power of Christmas.