Inverness Vineyard Sunday Talks

Thomas kicks off this new series in Philippians by looking at thankfulness. [ Philippians 1:1-11 ]

Steve is the Founding Pastor of the Evanston Vineyard, a large multi-cultural church in Chicago. He explores how Jesus is the one who can reduce pain and bring healing to our souls in the same way that a balm can bring relief to a wound. [ Jeremiah 8:21-22 ]

Thomas explores the theme of encouragement and how it is key to our calling as followers of Jesus to bring out the God-colours in the world and in this city. [ 1 Thessalonians 5:11, Hebrews 10:23-25, Ephesians 4:29, Proverbs 12:25, Acts 15:32 ]

Thomas continues this series by looking at the song of Moses & Miriam and how we can keep choosing joy in this season. [ Exodus 15:1-11 ]

Thomas continues this teaching series by looking at simplicity. He encourages us to keep the gospel and our relationship with Jesus at the centre of our lives. [ 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 ]

Andrew is the pastor of Birmingham Vineyard Church and here he shares a message of hope for us in this season. He looks at the promise of God to His people when they were exiled in Babylon, and how it applies to us today. [ Jeremiah 29:11-13 ]

Thomas continues this teaching series by looking at the story of Moses and how it can inspire us to make ourselves fully available to being used by God. [ Exodus 3:1-6 ]

Thomas & Mhairi have a conversation about their top 10 lockdown learnings.

Thomas continues to look at Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount and how having courage sets us apart. [ Matthew 5:14-16 , Nehemiah 1:1-4 ]

Thomas continues to look at Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount and how having integrity sets us apart. [ Matthew 5:14-16 ]

Bob (guest speaker from Holy Trinity Brompton) kicks off our new series and looks at how being generous sets us apart. [ Matthew 5:14-16 ; Philippians 4:10-19 ]

Thomas is joined by Corrie Fraser, co-founder of Kids Club Kampala, a charity that our church supports. KCK work in Uganda with vulnerable children and underprivileged communities. They focus on providing access to education, keeping children safe, meeting basic needs and strengthening families.

We close the series exploring the final line of The Lord's Prayer, "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one." To recognise and resist temptation in our lives, Jesus encourages us to do two vital things - watch and pray. [ Matthew 6:13 & 26:41 ]

We continue to explore the Lord's Prayer as Thomas looks at forgiveness. [ Matthew 6:9-13 ]

Chuck continues our series looking at the Lord's Prayer and the phrase "give us today our daily bread." He encourages us to seek and ask God for three vital things - connection, hope & vision.

Thomas continues looking at The Lord's Prayer and the phrase "your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." [ Matthew 6:9-13 ]

Mhairi talks with Eilidh from Home for Good, one of our mission partners. They discuss what part we can play as Christians in fostering and adoption, and how churches can support vulnerable children and families at this time.

Thomas continues to look at The Lord's Prayer and the phrase "hallowed be your name." What does it look like to approach the Lord with a fresh sense of awe, wonder and reverence? [ Matthew 6:9-13 ]

Guest speaker, Jay Pathak (pastor of Mile High Vineyard in Colorado) encourages us to view this time as an opportunity to be a people of hope - not fearing what others fear, but instead revering and worshipping Jesus as our Lord and King. [ 1 Peter 3:13-18 ]

Thomas looks at The Lord's Prayer, the framework that Jesus gave us to structure our prayers, beginning with the words "Our Father." [ Matthew 6:9-13 ]

Mhairi and Remi share their thoughts and experiences with each other as they have a really important and powerful conversation about race.

As we look at Paul’s ‘lockdown’ letter to the Phillipians, Chuck explores what it looks like to know more of God, whilst taking our own place and running our own race. [ Philippians 3:10-14 ]

Thomas looks at Jesus' encounter with some Pharisees. He stirs us to walk the walk as well as talk the talk. To be careful not to settle but to stir, and to not squeeze Jesus in but to surrender to him. [ Mark 7:1-13 ]

Thomas looks at this event and challenges us to stop, look, listen and think in our walks with Jesus. [ John 21:1-14 ]

Mhairi looks at Jesus' words of bringing life to the full - how living life to the full brings abundance and an awareness of the enemy's schemes. [ John 10:1-10 ]