The Vine Christian Community Church

We look at the greatest miracle of all miracles. Jesus who died on the cross and three days later rose from the dead. We explore how it is believable and why you should believe it.

This week we look at the sacrifice made by Jesus for the sins of the world - why it was necessary and what it means for us. Join us from 11am this Sunday.

This week we explore Jesus who was the one person with two natures, and how this was possible and why it was needed.

This week we explore the fully God aspect of Jesus Christ. The incarnation was the act of God the Son whereby he took to himself a human nature, while remaining fully God.

This week we explore the fully human aspect of Jesus Christ. This is that God came in human form to fulfil the prophecy that the Messiah would come and die on the cross to pay for sin.

Why is it important that we know who Jesus really is – because to believe in the Jesus that is shown in the Bible, will be the same Jesus we meet when we go in front of a Holy God to give an account for our lives.

To understand the consequences of both original sin and everyday sinful actions will help us have a much better understanding of why the world is the way it is today. We will see that despite having to live through the consequences of sin, God’s action of sending his son to die on the cross means it will not be forever, for those who trust and believe in Jesus Christ. (Spot the mistake - Eve ate f...

We explore how Inherited sin is the understanding that through one man, namely Adam, we as humans who followed Adam and Eve had sin passed onto us from the rebellion that they committed in the garden of Eden. As we get a greater understanding of inherited sin, we can get an even greater appreciation of the power of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross for that sin.

We look at the very definition of Sin itself. We look at how important it is to know that sin exists, and in doing so have a deeper gratitude and worship of Jesus Christ who came and paid the price for it.

We learn how to have a healthy awareness of the demonic activity today – that has always been – we look at how an acceptance of Jesus Christ liberates believers from the power of death, into the power of life eternal.

This week we take a closer look at Satan and demons - We learn how to remain rooted in the faith by knowing the truth from God’s Word, that will equip us to know what demons are, their abilities; and how not to succumb to the temptation they might place in front of us.

Welcome to our new series on Angels and Demons. This week we take a closer look at Angels and how we are to regard them in relation to the Bible and how we live.

We look at the prayer of David in Psalm 86. We learn how David was thoughtful and purposeful about his prayer. We look at his reason to pray, the effectiveness of his prayer and his attitude in prayer.

This week we look at how we can have the right attitude in our heart, our soul and our mind; when we come to the Lord in prayer.

We look at the effectiveness of prayer. We will learn that prayer can from our point of view can change an outcome and so be effective. But we’ll also see that the provision of grace and the payment for sin has to always be in balance with the will of God and so see prayer be effective in ways we never expected.

Our Creator has given us the gift of prayer, which allows us to communicate with him. Our trust in God, our love for him, and our relationship with him can be strengthened through prayer. This week we look at the reason for prayer.

We look at what it means that God’s creation is good, so that as image bearers, followers of Christ, we can learn to not only appreciate the creation in its appearance, but understand that its function has a divine purpose.

This week we look at how we can give glory to God in the creation He has made.

Join us for the start of our new series for June - What is Creation? This week we look at humility & dignity found in God's creation.

We look at the roles that make up the trinity. We will learn how the trinity is reflected in the unity and diversity of the church family and in our everyday lives.

We see how to point our worship back to Christ. We learn that regardless of our imperfections and failures, we have an all powerful perfect, beautiful God who is perfectly able to make us righteous in Jesus. Not because of what we have done, but because of what he has done and who He is.

In part 3 of our Who is God series, we look at further aspects of God's character. His Love, His Holiness, His Righteousness, His Jealousy, His Wrath and His Will.

We learn that God not only knows everything about everything, but due to His goodness, Spirit, Wisdom and truthfulness, that knowledge of all things means He always knew we needed a savour in His Son Jesus Christ.

We look at His eternal existence, that He is knowable, His Independence, unchangeableness and omnipresence.

We learn how the Bible is sufficient on its own to bring us knowledge about God and is the only way to know salvation through Jesus Christ.