Plymouth Vineyard Church

Jonathan Bell speaks from 1 Thessalonians 4, seeing the future post-pandemic church being called to holiness in response to the Gospel Commission.

Reading Paul's report on the young Thessalonian church Arthur reflects on what our report would be like - as followers and as a church?

Arthur interview Jason Thermolite about his 1st Century church planting exploits in this introduction to our Thessalonians series

Arthur uses Jesus' teaching on prayer to help us refresh our lenses of faith going into 2021, that we might believe afresh that prayer is powerful!

Tim looks at historical psalms with Arthur in Theology Corner to explain their significance.

Arthur explains how wisdom is found in the person of Jesus, and boy do we need the wisdom of Jesus in the world right now...

An explanation of why praise is such a powerful act or worship, affirming the reality that God is King.

Looking at how we can use the language and the form of the Lament Psalms to express our pain and sadness, give it to God, and receive comfort and healing as a result.

Arthur explores Psalms of thanksgiving, with Tim in Theology Corner.

Arthur interviews Tracey White on mental health, and Martin Bell finishes it off with a short homily on taking every thought captive from Romans 12:2

Arthur uses the story of Simon Peter in John 21 to explore how we reconnect to God when we get disconnected.

Arthur talks with Nigel Smith about attachment theory and relates it to Jesus' teaching in John 15, with some practical help in getting into a habit of connecting daily with the Lord.

Pilgrimages and Thresholds from Psalm 84

Face to Face - with unveiled faces

Jesus calls us to follow him. Arthur explores discipleship in the context of the local church - in fact discipleship cannot exist in any other context - showing how his light and easy yoke involves taking up your cross daily to follow him.

There is a corner of this foreign field that is forever Eden. It's called church buster.

Lizzie shares how God's word can be transformational in our lives and in our hearts.

Arthur looks at the two concepts grace and peace which Paul often began his letters with. They are both at the heart of the gospel and what Jesus did for us on the cross.

Jonathan considers how the message of the cross is foolishness to the world, but has the wisdom of the world proved itself particularly successful thus far?

Arthur explains how our faith is a spiritual thing, and to engage fully with it we need to the revelation of the Holy Spirit. Without it nothing makes much sense.