Ted Kim closed Cause 2025 by reminding us that the unlimited Spirit is for witness. Walking us through the great commission, he asks us if we are called to stay where we are, reach the communities within our nation, or take the mission of God to the nations. “God has called you to testify, will you?”Recorded live in Nottingham at The Cause to Live For 2025.
Jo Frost shared with us what it means to be good news people in a bad news world. She showed us how we, like Jesus, can pull down the reality of heaven into every space we inhabit, welcoming Jesus’ Kingdom into the here and now. He speaks, we listen, the Spirit comes, lives are changed.
Ted Kim opened Cause 2025 by inviting us to make room for the Spirit without limits by, first, emptying ourselves through servanthood, sacrifice, and radical obedience. He taught us that power starts with humility, and like Jesus we must humble ourselves to be filled with the inexhaustible Spirit of God.
In this talk, recorded live at The Cause to Live For 2025, Josh Turner (Hull Vineyard) spoke on how to be a generation who are marked by the fire of God. He reminded us that one moment can change everything and every single day has the potential to be Pentecost.Drawing from Acts 2, he unpacks what happens when the Holy Spirit moves with power, purity, and presence. With stories of quiet revival, transformed lives, and God’s unmistakable work among Gen Z, this talk is an invitation to surrender, to step out boldly, and to experience the fire of God afresh.
As leaders in ministry, how do we balance Biblical truth that God's power is made perfect in our weakness with the need for trust-building and sustainable leadership, particularly in tricky times?This seminar was recorded live at VLG 2025.
We are excited by the growing ethnic diversity in our churches, but what about in leadership? Explore the importance of diversity and hear what we hope will be a catalyst for change.
This conversation explores key steps, practical solutions, and resources to equip trustees and leadership teams for building a stronger, more trustworthy future.
Gain practical help, biblical wisdom, and good habits for navigating the digital age, from keeping children safe to making the most of technology’s advantages.
Explore how to create environments where the Holy Spirit can move in power, balancing spontaneity with structure while maintaining safety and order.
The Gospels and Acts equip us to partner with Jesus to release miracles, healing, and power. Be inspired and commissioned as agents of grace and healing in a world in need of Jesus.
Are you exploring leadership in church? Listen as we unpack calling, discover the wide variety of leadership options in ministry, hear more about the Pathway and how to take your next steps
Is prayer really just for the faithful (older) few, or is the tide turning? Hear how they have doubled attendance at their prayer gatherings in Winchester, and hear from some young leaders!
Discover simple strategies for handling conflict and difficult conversations in church leadership, freeing you to focus more on advancing the Kingdom of God.
An interview with Lara Sokunbi, Tokoni Tamuno, Heather Torney & Sarah RobertsonIn this powerful conversation at the Vineyard Leaders’ Gathering, Lara, Tokoni, Heather and Sarah talked about their different journeys of leadership, highlighting the power of investment and encouragement. The voice of doubt is rife when we say yes to the calling of God on our lives and we need those around us to spur us on, call us forward, and draw out the gold that God has placed within us.
Our National Director, John Wright, closed the Vineyard Leaders’ Gathering 2025 by sharing on the joy of leadership; the joy in fulfilling this very precious calling, the joy of seeing the church flourish as God intended it; the joy of seeing the fruits of our labours, both now and in the future age and the joy of pleasing God.
"Calling is a lifetime of surrender in every stage, and every season." At the Vineyard Leaders’ Gathering 2025, James Rankine explored the nature of calling as a journey of faith, surrender, and courage - not a destination to reach, but a present and ongoing invitation from God.
At VLG 2025, Tom Thompson gave us a window into the call, the cost and the joy of leadership, through the life of Isaiah. In this talk (part two), Tom reminded us that whilst threats and challenges are real, God is greater. He urged us to reject fear, recognise the spiritual battle, and boldly plunder the enemy's grip through the power of Jesus, both for those and those around us
Tom Thompson opened the Vineyard Leaders’ Gathering 2025 with a powerful message exploring the call, the cost, and the joy of the Kingdom, through the life of Isaiah. In this talk (part one of two), Tom reminded us that we are living in a greater story, a Kingdom story, and that God's revelation isn't just for knowledge but for transformation.Though the cost of leadership may be high, joy is found in the hope of a coming day when Jesus will make all things right. Our lives now are meant to reflect that future reality with faithfulness, worship, and mission.
During this seminar we explore the question, "what kind of leaders do people want to follow?” Andy Masters looks at some of the foundational ideas and principles in understanding what leadership is, how we grow in it as a skill and how we express our unique personalities, gifting and story through our leadership.
Racial justice and ethnic diversity are seen as laudable aims by most (though not all!) in our society. What difference does following Jesus make to how we think of this, and more than that, how we pursue it? In this seminar, Damilola explores how the wisdom of 1 Corinthians 12 applies to this crucial objective.