Shore Vineyard Church Sermon Podcast

Vic Francis takes our Wild + Fire series into its second half, kicking off Fire with a sermon called Ignite, looking at how Jesus’ Incarnation changed everything.

Wild + Fire Special Podcast #4 background music credit: Joel Piper, Stories

Calvin concludes the “Wild” component of our “Wild + Fire” series with a look at the 400 silent years between Malachi and Matthew.

Wild + Fire Special Podcast #3 background music credit: Joel Piper, Stories end song: Christ be With Me, The Brilliance

Being formed in the wilderness - what can we learn from the Israelites about how, or perhaps how not to, walk through the wilderness well. 

Fran takes us into the second contemplative movement of this years Lent season with this episode.

Calvin kicks off the "Wild + Fire" Lent series with a look at Jesus’ experience of the wilderness as depicted in Luke’s gospel. Calvin then wrestles with the implications of what wilderness experiences can mean for us.

During our Lent series WILD + FIRE, we will be releasing a special contemplative podcast every Wednesday. Starting today - With a first focus on Ash Wednesday. Ah Wednesday marks the beginning of a 40 day season leading up to Easter known as Lent. Join us for the journey.

Fran concludes the Eight Journeys series looking at the journey of David, through Psalm 23.

Calvin walks through John 4 and looks at the life-changing water of life dialogue between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. As church history would celebrate, that woman would go on to play a significant role in the spreading of the Gospel.

Vic Francis explores the outstanding characters of Ruth, Boaz and Naomi, and the provision of God even in the darkest of times.

Janelle looks at the colourful character of Zaccheus and how a determination to see Jesus corresponds with a call towards relationship and belonging.

Stanley continues the Eight Journeys series, focusing on the life of Lydia and the role her open heart to the message of Jesus played in the establishment of the early church in Philippi.

Vic Francis dips into the story of Esther, and discovers a fascinating blend of human courage and a divine hand which saves a nation.

Calvin uses the opening lines from Joshua 1 as a starting point to discuss the faithful journey of Joseph leading Israel into the Promised land, and what it teaches us about walking in step with God.

Using Psalm 37, Calvin explores the concept of patience in the scriptures and how we can look to apply that to our hopes and dreams for 2019.

What do you want to achieve in 2019? It's good to have hopes and dreams, but what if there was a better question to ask?

What do you want in 2019? Is it a what? Is it a who? Are you sure it's what you really want? 

Vic Francis condenses the life of the Apostle Peter to figure out ways of successfully negotiating 2019

Vic Francis looks at why the good news of Jesus’ love has transcended 2000 years and is still relevant today.