Inverness Vineyard Sunday Talks

Eleanor Mumford shares with us a message for Pentecost Sunday, looking at what happened on that special day and how it has forever changed us. Eleanor and her husband, John, led the first Vineyard Church in the UK, and now they serve as global co-ordinators for the Vineyard Church family. [ Acts 2:1-4 ]

Thomas looks at Jesus' encounter with Mary at the tomb after she mistakes him for a gardener. [ John 20:11-18 ]

Thomas looks at Jesus clearing the temple courts and challenges us to view this season as an opportunity to clear the decks. [ Matthew 21:12-13 ]

Thomas looks at the responses of Jesus and the focus of Peter, reminding us that Jesus is eager to help and we must fix our eyes on him. [ Matthew 14:22-33 ]

Pete reflects on John 14:6 and how Jesus holds the answers to all of our questions - he is the way, the truth, and the life.

Thomas looks at Jesus' words, "Come, follow me." An invitation for all, an invitation from the heart to the heart, and an invitation requiring a response. [ Matthew 4:18-22 ]

Thomas look at Jesus saying that he is the bread of life. When we walk with him nothing stays the same and he is everything we have been looking for. [ John 6:35-40 ]

Thomas looks at the empty tomb as a victory like no other and how Jesus redefines victory in defeating sin and death, and bringing freedom. [ Luke 24:1-8 ]

[ John 15:5-8 ]

[ John 8:12 ]

Sun 22nd Mar 2020: Do not let your hearts be troubled // Thomas Urquhart by Inverness Vineyard Sunday Talks

Sue continues the "Heroes of the Faith" series, looking at the life of Jacob and how he pursued God. [ From Genesis 25:21 onwards ]

Mhairi continues the "Prayer" series looking at five practical steps we can take to pray for each other well... Stand, Stop, Listen, Look & Speak. [ James 5:13-18 ]

Cherry continues our "Heroes of the Faith" series looking at the humility of Jonathan and the loyal friend he was to David, even when it meant taking second place. [ 1 Samuel 23:14-18 ]

Thomas starts a new series in Prayer, looking at it practically in our lives and how important it is in our relationship with God. [ Matthew 6:5-13 ]

Thomas shares all the celebrations from 2019 as a church whilst sharing the vision God has given us for the church for the next 12 months.

Thomas looks at the faith of Elijah - when we are with God we are always in the majority! [ 1 Kings 18: 16-39 ]

Pete looks at the apostle Paul and encourages us to admire the total transformation in this hero of the faith!

On our first Sunday service of the year, Thomas brings us to look to Jesus. He brings relationship, security and good gifts. [John 10:22-33]

Thomas looks at Titus 3:9-14 and what it means to be a productive people. Firstly, we allow God in for regular heart check ups, then we become more aware of who is on our path, and we adopt a consistent posture of learning.

Thomas looks at Titus 3:1-8 as a reminder for us to watch our words, pursue peace, and grow in humility.

Thomas introduces a new series in the book of Titus by looking at the importance of putting others first, deepening our reservoirs, pursuing Godliness, and holding onto the hope of eternal life. (Titus 1:1-4)

James explores Exodus 19 and brings our series to a close with Moses at Mount Sinai - a place of calling and obedience.

Sue looks at Exodus 18 and how we need "mentors" alongside us that bring Wisdom in the walk of life.

Thomas looks at the battle of Rephidim in Exodus 17:8-16 and in particular to watch out when weary, to not journey alone and to remember the Lord is our banner.