Podcasts

Chris continues with this series by looking at what it means to be a part of a spiritual family and how this is the example for us in our relationship with God.

Chris talks about how honour is the pathway that forges new relationships and strengthens existing ones, by being able to find the spark in someone and then igniting it.

Nic talks about how being vulnerable can help people come together and connect, which then allows beautiful things to happen.

Chris reflects on the past ten years of Ashford Vineyard's ministry and what the future holds for it.

Chris wraps up this series by looking at Daniel and by challenging us to consider how we can use the position that God has placed us in for His glory.

Nic looks at the the life of Mary Magdalene and explores how her encounter with Jesus changed everything for her.

Charlotte delves into the life of Joseph and what we can learn from how he trusted God even in the most difficult times.

Josh explores Ruth and how her noble personality led to her unwavering support for her mother-in-law, Naomi, and because of this has become a Bible legend.

Chris gives the first of a five-part series by looking at the life of Moses and how his relationship with God has made him a Bible legend.

Nic completes this series by looking at the book of Matthew in the Bible and how our rhythms of work, rest and play can be used to help us thrive.

Chris challenges us to think about how we spend our time and whether it is something that we're using it to draw into a deeper relationship with God.

Chris talks about how the Bible says that perfect love drives out fear and how we can use this to during this time of living in a pandemic.

In this first of a four-part series, Chris wants us to ask ourselves three questions in order to understand what we were born to do.

In this challenging talk, Chris explores what it means to be rooted in Christ instead of the things of this world.

On this day that celebrates fathers, Nic talks about the pressures and stereotypes that society puts on fathers, while acknowledging the mixed feelings that some people might have with this day.