Darlington Vineyard Church Podcasts

Soak in God's presence with Alice's worship set from our Sunday service.

In this episode, Phil talks about how our internal infrastructure can break down in a crisis, how do we rebuild it and how do we build it with Jesus at the centre and for it based on prayer. 

Soak in God's presence with Alice's worship set from our Sunday service.

If you are feeling anxious, afraid, angry, filled with doubt, not really feeling on the hopeful side of the fence - it’s not wrong. This is how we react. We are not disqualified, we are not out of the game, we haven’t lost our chance. What we have is a chance to respond in a way that will lead us back toward Jesus. The bringer of hope, the forgiver of sins, the path to the God that created us.

In this unprecedented time of uncertainty in the world and our country, where do we look for, for hope?

Phil talks about our hope in Jesus and in the local Church. 

Soak in God's presence with Alice's worship set from our service this Sunday

One day God will give us new bodies, but until that day, we are to steward our bodies well - to treat them as marvellous gifts from God. To cultivate and exercise our spiritual disciplines “holding promise for both the present life and the life to come (1Tim 4:8)
God wants you to live in freedom. He wants to set you free right now. He wants a full life for you. Abundance. But in God’s way and not our own.

Phil shares about the life and death that our mouths can speak over people and the formation process that is needed for self control and to speak destiny over people.

Lisa shares with us that if we do all the right things, follow all the spiritual disciplines but our heart never changes and our relationship and trust in God never deepens. If we put idols in front of Him, including the idol of our own emotions, we’re like Jonah. Listen to find out more...

Phil talks about how Jesus empowered everyone who believes in Him to heal the sick and the relationship that it has with the gift of healing from Holy Spirit. He looks at Kingdom theology and the place it has in our understanding of why some people are healed and some people aren't.