Falmouth Vineyard Church

There a few stories in the Old Testament that almost shadow the events of the cross.  In this talk our hope is that we’d get a greater sense of God’s story leading up to Easter and we would be reminded of how central and how crucial, the events of Easter, are to our faith.

It’s great to be able to reflect back over the first, exciting year in the life of the Church.  What an amazing time as God has drawn us together and set us on a mission to bring people to life in Jesus.

On Sunday Morning we announced 3 exciting changes in the life of the church.  Firstly we will be meeting every Sunday from the beginning of March.  Also, we will now worship altogether at our Sunday Gatherings with the children being signed into Vineyard Kids at the break. Lastly, we launched a new Small Group.

We start our Christmas season by looking at the events of the Nativity - a story that we may be over-familiar with.  What does the nature and circumstance of the birth of the Christ reveal about God and His rescue plan for humanity?

Our heart at Falmouth Vineyard is that everyone would be able to be involved in a small group.  They are where life happens, we pray for each other and support our friends through life.  In this talk, Ruth looks at the value of meeting in small groups (circles) as well as gathered environments (rows).

We all know the story of Jesus turning water into wine but have you ever stopped to think how much wine he created?  Gallons and Gallons of the best possible vintage.  Nathan unpacks the story to look at what it reveals about the nature of God, the nature of the Kingdom of God and what it means to us in our day-to-day lives.

In the last of a four-part series looking at our Vision Statement, on the theme of Cornwall coming alive.  When Ruth and Nathan felt God calling them to establish the vineyard in Falmouth, we felt that He gave us a vision – not just for Falmouth, but for Cornwall. We would love to see expressions of this church established throughout the County. What we have recognised is that some peopl...

In the third of a four-part series looking at our Vision Statement, we look the importance and the authority of the bible in all we do as a church looking at 2 Timothy 3.  We also look at how we welcome the Holy Spirit in our meetings to empower us to "do the stuff" of the Kingdom. “Only Bible & we dry up. Only Spirit and we blow up, but Word & Spirit, we grow up.” This talk isn't the...

In the second of a four-part series looking at our Vision Statement, we look at the story from Luke chapter 7 where a lady washes Jesus feet with her tears and wipes them with her hair.  What was it about Jesus that this lady felt she could act in this way?  What does it teach us about the way we can approach Jesus? We also consider the quote from John Wimber below and how we are called...

In the first of a four part series looking at our Vision Statement, Nathan, looks at the story of the Prodigal Son.  In he story there is an incredible picture of God the father.  Standing at the very edge of his property, day after day, looking for a glimpse of his son returning.  And the verse whole story pivots on this verse: "But while he was still a long way off, his father saw...