Reflecting on Luke 15:3-10 and how we can bring God joy.

Joy is a command and will accomplish amazing things in us and through us, and it's also a gift of God's grace.

Patrick reflects on words people shared last week in our Sunday meeting.

Patrick explores Sloth as a carry on from last weeks reflection, this time looking at Godly diligence

A reflection from Patrick on a talk we heard at the VLG.

All the prophetic words that have recently been spoken in our church and the encouragement they bring

Patrick reflects on different prophetic words our church has recieved

Dee writes about what we learned at the Vineyard Leaders’ Gathering about trying.

A reflection on Niamh’s talk and what God is doing in the lives of people in our community

Reflection on the Vineyard Leaders Gathering

How can we mine for God’s treasures that He has for us?

How do we love people who don’t talk about their guilt or sin but keep covering up the shame they feel as a result of their sin?

It’s important that we know how to speak to people in love who continue to experience the consequences of giving themselves to things that are not God.

We need more people with us to see what God is doing and hear what God is saying.

How are our own senses dulled to the extravagance and magnificence of what Jesus has offered to us

How is God inviting us to respond to what he's done at Asbury? How is he leading us to love our community through the love we’ve received from him?

Is our hope in Jesus so evident that people will be compelled to ask us to give the reason for it? Even if they don't ask, why wouldn't we tell them?

Do we have eternal life because of God's will or because of ours?

When we speak to others about Jesus, we pray for them, ask God what He’s already doing in them, and ask them what they would like God to do for them.

We begin a new series on Ephesians. It's like the London Eye, offering us a breathtaking view of the entire landscape of the good news of Jesus.