Sunday Messages at Freedom Vineyard

In this episode, Amanda share scriptures and stories about sharing faith in really natural ways; looking at different ways of sharing faith - full of practical encouragements for sharing Jesus in every day contexts

In this episode, Ben revisists Acts 2 and how the early church were empowered - and takes us into an experience of the giving His church new languages (or tongues).

We are in a season of unusual openness to the gospel - we have a window of opportunity that as a church we want to maximise, but mobilising and equipping ordinary believers to catch hold of what God is doing and to step into God's story of what He is doing in our world. Glen kicks off our series on Mission with our marching orders - looking at understanding the Great Commission in Matthew 28 a lit...

In our final look at James in today's episode, Glen looks at how Jesus calls us to persevere through our pain, and to not medicate - but let God do his invaluable work through trials, so that we can become mature. We also take a look at the concept of Ignatian indifference (very different to the English word's meaning) to become free to serve God in every circumstance.

Tim launches into our second teaching topic from James chapter 3 - all about wisdom! And how we find the perfect vision of wisdom in Jesus. Wisdom is something that we get from God but it's also honed in His process of refining us throughout our lives.

In this episode, guest speaker Andy takes us through the beginning of James 3 - about the impact of the words we say; and how they can give life or set "a whole forest ablaze"

This week Glen opens up James 2:14-26, an uncomfortable passage, inviting us to centre on James' call to those who "claim" to follow Jesus - and how realising that we can't give everything to God in our strength is the starting place for being Jesus' disciples.

In today's episode, Tim walks us through James 2:1-13, highlighting how we should be equal and open handed to everyone.

In our episode today, Will takes us through James' very practical instruction to not only listen to what God says to us, but to be eager to put it into practice. He highlights the story of Erik Weihenmayer , a blind climber who climbed Everest and the Seven Summits, and also kayaked the Grand Canyon. Because Erik cannot see, he depends deeply on listening. We also focus on Jesus as our perfect exa...

In this episode, Amanda walks us through James 1, sharing that our attitude to suffering is everything, and how trials can be greatly used by God to deepen and transform us.

Join us this week as Ben launches our new series on the book of James, that we're calling "Wholehearted" - how to practically and intentionally live out our faith in day-to-day iife. Ben opens up the book to help us see who the book was written to, the history surrounding it and how to grow in depth of faith.

In this episode, Will unpacks a message of grace from the parable of the workers in the vineyard from Matthew 20, reminding us of God's abundant love and how grace empowers us.

Join us in this episode where Tim opens up Matthew 13, and the challenging topic of God's judgement- and how we, as a church can be welcoming, intentional and gospel-focused, whilst entrusting judgement to our all-wise and faithful God.

Join us in this episode as Sarah shares for everyone how God's love, is the greatest love of all, through the lens of her experience of being a mum to her two daughters. This is a fantastic presentation of God's love for our invitation service on Mothers' Day 2026

This week Amanda shares from Matthew 13 about the treasure hidden in the field and the pearl of great price - explaining more about what the Kingdom of God is, and how to value it to the extent that selling all you have to get it is attractive to disciples of Jesus

Join us this week as Ben teaches on the parable of the yeast, how Jesus uses something that usually has a negative connotation with the Kingdom of God, and what God is iniviting us into

In this episode recorded during our Sunday worship meeting on 22nd Feb, Tim unpacks Jesus' parable of the mustard seed - looking at growth and what we need to release to allow the seed to grown

This episode launches a new series on the "Parables of the Kingdom" - but what are they, and what does it mean to experience the Kingdom of God? Glen kicks us off by setting the scene - showing how Jesus is a Master Communicator - and how He wants to invite us to experience the goodness of God's presence and reign through these incredible stories.

This week Tim shares from Luke 10 about hospitality and a fresh look at the story of Mary and Martha - should we sit, or should we serve?

This week Ben unpacks communion for both the new believers who have recently decided to follow Jesus, along with Christians who have been following Jesus for decades - to help us understand the deep meaning of communion and to recapture our appreciation of this important part of worship and practice in our church family.

In today's teaching, Will takes us through the prophet Haggai, looking at the reasons the mission from God to rebuild the temple stalled, what this means for us, and how Jesus fulfils the temple imagery.

This week we wrap up our mini-series on the book of Jonah by looking at chapters 3 & 4 of this intruiging and subversive story. Why is Jonah's message only 5 words long (in Hebrew); why does he not mention God; and has God tricked Jonah? We also look at the abrupt end to this book and how it can help us see what this book is all about.

In this episode we dive into Jonah 2 - and more specifically - how do we respond when people ask us to defend a story about someone surviving in a sea creature or great fish for 3 days and nights. And we touch on how God's just judgement is used to bring about redemption - with some tips on what to do when we go through difficult times in life.

The first in 3 episodes as we run up to Christmas. Today, Glen talks about how Jesus being with us really does change everything, and it's the most familiar things that we can easily overlook and underestimate the power of.

We kick off the New Year with a 3 part series on Jonah, wrestling with it's subversive and satirical style that goes way beyond the sanitised, story about a fish (or whale) that has a simple moral imperative. This week we look at how God's grace shines through this challenging book.