Kingdom Vineyard

Ephesians 3:14-21O Wonderful Love!Paul prays for the readers of this letter that they may know and be rooted in God's love and we need this to live the life that God intends for us.

Ephesians 3: 1-13Paul's Call (and God's Eternal Plan to Confront the powers & Principalities.The first half of Ephesians 3 seems, at first glance, to be a distracted aside... but instead Paul is continuing to build his argument that God's plan is unity of all things under Christ, with implications for the powers and principalities in the heavenly places!

Ephesians 2: 8-22What the church really is. Caitlin takes us through the second half of chapter 2 and looks at what it has to teach us about unity in the church.

Ephesians 2:1-10Our New Status in ChristWhat does it mean to be made alive in Christ? What does it mean for us to be God's handiwork? Lucy unpacks Paul's teaching on the new status we receive in Christ and what that means for us today.

Ephesians 1: 7-23Paul's prayer for the church in Ephesus (and for us!) is for more than our comfort with Him, it's for partnership in a huge and wonderful project!

Ephesians 1:1-14Tessa looks at Paul's opening blessing to God, and how it tells the story of God's choice from before the foundations of the world to unite all things in himself through the person of Jesus Christ. And how we, his people, were chosen to live in such a way that bears witness to this glorious reality to the rest of the world.

A conversation about what the world needs to hear on Easter Sunday leads Jim to explore how the the good news of Easter meets our deepest need.

A conversation about what the world needs to hear on Easter Sunday leads Jim to explore how the the good news of Easter meets our deepest need.

Finding your ‘calling' can bring a lot of pressure when it is associated with a particular vocation or role. But the foundation and principle of our calling should be to be loved by and to love Jesus. This leaves us free–whatever our stage of life–to follow the Spirit in obedience to Christ, whatever avenues or roles he may lead us to. Bible passage: Gen 11:27–12:9

Finding your ‘calling' can bring a lot of pressure when it is associated with a particular vocation or role. But the foundation and principle of our calling should be to be loved by and to love Jesus. This leaves us free–whatever our stage of life–to follow the Spirit in obedience to Christ, whatever avenues or roles he may lead us to. Bible passage: Gen 11:27–12:9

Finding your ‘calling' can bring a lot of pressure when it is associated with a particular vocation or role. But the foundation and principle of our calling should be to be loved by and to love Jesus. This leaves us free–whatever our stage of life–to follow the Spirit in obedience to Christ, whatever avenues or roles he may lead us to. Bible passage: Gen 11:27–12:9

Finding your ‘calling' can bring a lot of pressure when it is associated with a particular vocation or role. But the foundation and principle of our calling should be to be loved by and to love Jesus. This leaves us free–whatever our stage of life–to follow the Spirit in obedience to Christ, whatever avenues or roles he may lead us to. Bible passage: Gen 11:27–12:9

Niel and Lawrize tell the story of giving their yes to plant and lead Discovery Vineyard in Dundee.

Jo encourages us to keep the main thing the main thing and to always have our scales tipped in Jesus' favour as we navigate the complexities of life with the simplicity of the gospel. 

Philippians 4: 4-23Jim brings our series in Philippians to a close with a look at how we can follow Paul's practical instruction to "Rejoice!", and how we can follow his model of being content in all circumstances.

Philippians 3:1-14Philippians is a letter filled with Joy and Rejoicing. Here, Paul launches its final theme in this epistle: the vital necessity to every believer, of an attitude of thankfulness, and rejoicing in the Lord.

John 8:12, Matthew 5:14What does it mean for our lives that Jesus is the Light of the World? And what does it mean that he then calls us the light of the world?

Genesis 1-3, John 1Christmas is the good news of God being born into the human family, so that we can be born into the family of God.

John 4:3-36Christmas Dinner is the biggest meal of the year for most of us, but why are we feasting? Jim explores how good feasting is, and how God offers us something “more and better” even than the best roast potatoes!

John 15:4-5At Christmas, we love to give and receive gifts. So does God! But his most valuable present to us is his presence.

Guest speaker Andrew McNinch (Senior Pastor at Falkirk Vineyard) shares some Bible passages, and their challenges and encouragements for KV

Philippians 2:12-30Paul encourages the Philippians to keep pressing on in following Jesus, he gives them a couple of pointers on how they might do that, and then gives them the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus to follow.

Mark 3:13-19Ben & Kate Newman, Pastors of Edinburgh Vineyard, were with us this Sunday and Kate spoke to us about practical ways of partnering with the Holy Spirit to bring in God's Kingdom, now.

Philippians 1:27-2:13Carrie unpacks how following the practice of the Christ-pattern allows our common purpose to survive worldly pressure.

Philippians 1:12-26Paul is stuck in prison, his life turned upside down, but he keeps going and even rejoices! When life gets hard can we, like Paul, live with purpose? Can we live like Jesus lived? Can we set our eyes on the hope Jesus gives us?

Philippians 1:1-11Jim introduces our series in the Letter to the Philippian church, looking at how the church started, and how Paul felt about them as he wrote back to them. What would Paul want, for a church he so clearly loved?

Hebrews 11:39-12:17Toby rounds off our series Perseverance and Kingdom Expectancy by going back to Hebrews where we began.

1 Samuel 17:1-52This week's sermon contrasts Zechariah's disbelief with Mary's belief, showing how remembering God's past faithfulness is the key to saying 'yes' to His work in our present.

1 Samuel 17:1-52What was it that made David able to step up boldly and take on Goliath? What was his "Kingdom Expectancy" in that moment, and what can we learn from it today?

Ephesians 1God's Purpose, His Praise and His Power are all at work in His church:- all the time, and for our good.

Mark 5: 21-24, 35-43Continuing our series in Perseverance and Kingdom Expectancy, Caitlin looks at the story of Jairus and the practical framework it gives us for growing in these areas.

2 Kings 2:7-14Lucy takes a look at how this passage from early on in Elisha's ministry reveals two key characteristics of God's Kingdom: the abundance of God and the wonders of God, and how Elisha, by understanding this story he's stepping into and the one who writes it, is able to be bold and expectant of what God will do.

Psalm 27Whilst being relentlessly chased down by Saul and his army, David shows us how to keep persevering in God and expecting His kingdom to come, even when circumstances might make that difficult.

Mark 10:46-52Bartimaeus may have been blind, but he could see who Jesus was long before the crowd around him could. Though a minor character in the Bible's story, he has a lot to teach us about what God is saying to us this season!

Numbers 13:30-14:10,20-24, Joshua 14:6-12Toby looks at Perseverance and Kingdom Expectancy through the lens of Caleb.

Genesis 24Today, Eliezer teaches us what it looks like to invite God to be with us along the way, and how this perseverance helps bring God's Garden Kingdom to earth.

1 Kings 17:1-19:18Does Elijah model a "Perseverance" with God? Does he live with an expectation that God is King, and can do what He wants to? Jim looks at the confrontation on Mount Carmel and asks what we can learn from Elijah's great faith.

Jonah 1:1-17, 3:5, 10-4:3Caitlin takes us through what we can learn about perseverance and kingdom expectancy through the life and story of the prophet Jonah.

Jonah 1:1-17, 3:5, 10-4:3Caitlin takes us through what we can learn about perseverance and kingdom expectancy through the life and story of the prophet Jonah.

1 Samuel 1:1-28Carrie explores how Hannah's story shows us that the roadmap to participation is surrender: laying down our desires so we might become aligned with God's.

Judges 6:11-16, 25-32, 33-40Continuing in Perseverance & Kingdom Expectancy, we're looking at how Gideon's life shows the importance of telling stories, of stepping out in imperfect obedience, and of pressing into God's presence, knowing His grace is sufficient and his power is made perfect in our weakness.

Joshua 1:1-11A practical look at how to persevere, based on God's words to Joshua in Joshua chapter 1.

Joshua 1:1-11A practical look at how to persevere, based on God's words to Joshua in Joshua chapter 1.

Hebrews 10:19-25Jim shares what we think the Lord is saying to KV for this coming season, and a bit about what it looks like to "Persevere" in our walk with God, and what it looks like to have a "Kingdom Expectancy".

Luke 18:18-34The story of the Rich Young Ruler is confusing to some and condemnatory to others, but in the context of Easter, it preaches a joyful message of hope.

Luke 24: 1-49The risen Jesus told his disciples how scripture pointed to him. Jim looks at how just some of what God gave His people beforehand was fulfilled in Jesus, and how we can approach God because of that.

Matthew 27:1-54In this Good Friday sermon, Josh reflects on how the death of Judas leads us to take an honest look at who we are without the cross and, consequently, how we might respond to the life of Jesus Christ.

Luke 19:28-44In response to Jesus' procession into Jerusalem, and the actions of the disciples and the Pharisees in this passage, Lucy asks us to consider how we are invited to respond to who Jesus is.

Luke 18:9-17Looking at the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector and the teaching that follows, Caitlin explores what this can tell us about how we approach God and what questions this teaching from Jesus invites us to ask of ourselves.

Philippians 1:12-19Pausing our Luke series for the Youth Takeover Sunday, Iona unpacks what it looks like to choose a posture of rejoicing in the face of hardship.