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The gospel offers the promise and prospect of transformation. Alison teaches from Romans 12:2 to explain how this works and uses frogs as an example!

Kate Newman leads an all age service for the church family - reflecting on Church as family.

One radical way to understand the church is as a family. But families are not always wonderful - here David exhorts us to reach after Paul's challenging description because the local church can be a shining example to the world of God's love in action. Starts with a story from Krystyna.

Questions are good, questions are needed. It is important that the church is a place where it is okay to ask questions. But at some point we have to stand back, aware that He is God and we're not, and that He is the answer to every question.

Is Church what we do on a Sunday morning? Is it the building in which we worship? In Romans 1 Paul defines the Church without using the word at all. The Church is those who are loved, called and holy.

We are called to do His works not ours and Jesus sets the ultimate example.

David investigates three core beliefs: belief in Jesus, belief in his church and his cause.

Eleanor Mumford challenges us to do what we are called to do and be who we are called to be.

What's in a word? Language problems. What is Christendom? Why do we say, "community of faith". What are we meant to be?

Steve Barber tells us why he joined the Vineyard and what he loves about being part of the Vineyard family. Steve and Juliet are on the VCUK Council and head up the UK Church Planting task force. They planted Southend Vineyard and are now planting a new church in Leicester.