Podcasts about causeway coast vineyard

Glasgow-born Alan Scott led the ‘Causeway Coast Vineyard church' until June 2017. Having felt called by God, he and his wife decided to take roles in the original Vineyard church in Anaheim California. Scott eventually decided to take the church out of the Vineyard movement, leading a group of members to sue him for 62 million dollars. This has led to reports into his ex-North Coast leadership alleging “public shaming” and “spiritual abuse” of members. Liam Tunney joins Ciarán Dunbar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the end of January we had Phil and Paul from Causeway Coast Vineyard come and host a weekend with our Community leaders. The focus of their time together was to look at how we can be more evangelistic and better equipped to share Jesus with those around us. This episode is the second part of a question and answer session they facilitated with some of our Community leaders.

At the end of January we had Phil and Paul from Causeway Coast Vineyard come and host a weekend with our Community leaders. The focus of their time together was to look at how we can be more evangelistic and better equipped to share Jesus with those around us. This episode is the first part of a question and answer session they facilitated with some of our Community leaders.

At the end of January we had Phil and Paul from Causeway Coast Vineyard come and host a weekend with our Community leaders. The focus of their time together was to look at how we can be more evangelistic and better equipped to share Jesus with those around us. This episode is the second part of Phil's talk, enjoy!

At the end of January we had Phil and Paul from Causeway Coast Vineyard come and host a weekend with our Community leaders. The focus of their time together was to look at how we can be more evangelistic and better equipped to share Jesus with those around us. This episode is the first part of Phil's talk, enjoy!

Guest speakers Neil and Janet Young, leaders of Causeway Coast Vineyard, spoke at our morning service.

We have been delighted to have had Phil Drummond and Joel Leaky both from Causeway Coast Vineyard with us this weekend providing practical training on how to share Jesus. In this talk, Phil looks at the story of Jesus raising the son of the widow from Nain. He shows the way that Jesus releases the kingdom of heaven into a situation of hopelessness, transforming the story that was being writing over the life of a vulnerable, destitute woman (and her son!).

Since taking over the kids ministry at Causeway Coast Vineyard fifteen years ago, Dave Pavey has seen it grow from 20 children to 400-500 every Sunday! Sharing from his own journey, Dave talks about how to grow your children's ministry by raising disciples. He gives practical tips and reminds us that we must provide opportunities for our children to ‘do the stuff'.

Today on the podcast we have Alan Scott, lead pastor of Vineyard Anaheim in Orange County, CA. This is a fascinating conversation chronicling Alan’s journey from the beginning of his ministry in Glasgow, Scotland through the planting of the Causeway Coast Vineyard in Northern Ireland to today where Alan and his wife Kathryn are helping to breathe new life into Vineyard Anaheim, the historic birthplace of the Vineyard movement.  Alan shares so many stories from his years of ministry mobilizing congregations toward city impact and transformation. In Alan's words "Bringing Life To The City".  This is a powerful and inspiring conversation you don't want to miss! Alan Scott is the lead pastor of the Vineyard Anaheim in Anaheim, CA.  He was the founding pastor of the Causeway Coast Vineyard Church in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, which has grown through scattered servants who bring life to the city.  The church has planted several other churches and is the originator and catalyst for the Healing on the Streets movement.  Alan is a visionary leader, gifted communicator, and a prophetic voice who seeks to bring together biblical principals and supernatural power in a way that supplies the destiny of ordinary people.  His passion involves raising up trusted rulers who are kingdom carriers that change the culture.  Alan is also the author of the book Scattered Servants.  He lives in Anaheim with his wife, Kathryn, and his two girls where he enjoys thinking and dreaming of ways to lead the church beyond the building.

Craig is married to Becky and they have an active, amazing seven-year-old boy, Elijah. He has been in church leadership for the last 14 years, including five years in inner-city Dublin and one year as Teaching Pastor at Causeway Coast Vineyard. Craig is currently Lead Pastor of HOPE Church in Craigavon. He is passionate about seeing people released into the freedom and fullness of who God created them to be. In the past year, Craig has released his first book, 'The Tension of Transition'. He also writes a regular column for the Belfast Telegraph and creates content for his popular Instagram page @daily.prophetic.

Ricky Wright is the Compassion Director at Causeway Coast Vineyard.

“Our greatest aspiration is to stand in the river and hold back, so that the people can cross to the promised land; the land flowing with milk and honey”. Tre Sheppard from Causeway Coast Vineyard looked at Joshua 3 and reminded us that as worshippers we are called to stand in the river and hold our ground, making a way for others to cross. Recorded live at the Vineyard National Worship Retreat 2019.

Causeway Coast Vineyard - a visit from the Encounter School of Mission to Carlisle Vineyard

On Pentecost Sunday Stephen Johnston encourages us to read Acts 2 as if it was the first time we had read it, so that we would be taken again by the amazing signs and wonders that occurred during and after Pentecost.He, along with two colleagues, report back on their experience of the Holy Spirit at work in the Encounter School of Ministry at Causeway Coast Vineyard. We are encouraged to realise that God working through us is not about ability, instead, it is about our availability.

isten again to guest speaker and evangelist Scott McNamara from Causeway Coast Vineyard, talk about how we can bless people with the Good News. The Reading: 1 Peter 3:14-18

Scott, from Causeway Coast Vineyard, gives some exciting stories and illustrations of how God is at work in this fantastic context in Northern Ireland and equips a team here in Chiswick to share their faith naturally with others. Scott has been involved in seeing hundreds of people come to Christ, including from paramilitary backgrounds.

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Saint Patrick. The Book of Kells. And transcending the division between Catholics & Protestants. This special episode of the ALT podcast was recorded live in Ireland & features two guests: Kathryn Scott & Niall McNally. Kathryn Scott is a well-known songwriter & recording artist who has penned some amazing worship songs, such as "We Still Believe", "Child of God" & "Hungry (Falling on My Knees)". She & her husband, Alan, co-pastor Causeway Coast Vineyard in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, which seeks to bring healing & unity to their community & country. Niall McNally is an ecumenically-minded Catholic who communicates the Story of God both through words & images. He's passionate about technological art-forms such as Environmental Projection & has a lot of wisdom to share in how to approach art, liturgy & technology. _______________________________ SHOW NOTES: "How the Irish Saved Civilization" by Thomas Cahill http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0385418493/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0385418493&linkCode=as2&tag=wors07-20&linkId=P2BNPDQ4PQN53PY2 Jamie George's sermon on Saint Patrick: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sacred-broken-who-was-st./id220069761?i=337756362&mt=2 The Book of Kells app for iPad: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-book-of-kells/id572483284?mt=8 The Secret of Kells animated film: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/the-secret-of-kells/id390523341 Kathryn Scott: https://twitter.com/kathrynscott https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/kathryn-scott/id3088471 Niall McNally: https://twitter.com/niallmcnally http://CastIreland.com Celtic version of ALT Logo/Artwork by Sarah Hodges https://instagram.com/s_hodges Music: - “Siram” by Tony Anderson - A few selections from The Secret of Kells soundtrack. - “We Still Believe” & “Hungry” by Kathryn Scott - “Alleluia” by Eric Whitacre for visually enhanced show notes, go to illuminate.us/ALT-ep11-Ireland

Alan and his wife, Kathryn, planted the Causeway Coast Vineyard in 1999 after spending some years ministering in Glasgow. He talks about healing and the Holy Spirit.

Alan and his wife, Kathryn, planted the Causeway Coast Vineyard in 1999 after spending some years ministering in Glasgow. He talks about healing and the Holy Spirit.