After recently returning from Nepal with a team from Coast Vineyard, Matt shares stories of their time away and the impact that the church was able to have.

Special guests, Phil & Bron Tait (Grace Vineyard, Christchurch) join us today to talk about the power of turning towards God in all situations.

Today, guest speaker Sam Harvey (Bay Vineyard Church, Napier) inspires us towards the crucial and worthy invitation to build a life of prayer.

Today, due to sickness but with a sense of importance in this season, we have decided to play one of our favourite messages from the Vineyard Aotearoa NZ Conference earlier in the year. In the message, David MacGregor (NZ National Director) talks about some of the taonga (treasures) precious to the Vineyard movement. May it encourage and inspire you!

In the final of our 'think about it...' series, Jacinda tackles the difficult topic of suffering. What do we do with the experiences of suffering that we see in our own lives or the lives of those around us?

Today, Stanley delves into one of the foundational aspects of Christianity, the incarnation of Christ. How was it that Jesus was both fully man and fully God, and what difference that make in my life?

As we continue our 'think about it' series, Mike Evans walks us through the uncomfortable story of Samson, highlighting the pre-emptive parallels to the life of Jesus.

In the second of our ‘think about it…’ series, Simeon takes us through what the bible says (and doesn’t say) about the events that some have termed ‘the end times’. Within this time of Jesus’ return, there is great hope to be embraced.

Today we start a brand new series, 'think about it...' where we will be bringing biblical wisdom to some significant individual topics. Politics is on the menu today. As followers of Jesus, how should we think about it...?

In the final of ‘the things we do for love’, lead pastor, Matt Lilly, explores further a unique way we can be givers in our relational lives.

In authentic community, we will have relationally difficult situations arise. In this message, Rachel powerfully explores how best to navigate through these times.

The third week in our series sees Jacinda exploring the call that followers of Jesus have to genuine community - the challenge and the beauty.

In the second week of ‘the things we do for love’, Caitlin calls us towards working for the common good of those that we rub shoulders with everyday, even if it seems that the rub is going in the wrong direction.

Today we launch into a new series, 'the things we do for love'. To kick us off, Stanley explores some of the language used in the New Testament about the family and what this might mean for us here today.

This week, we take some time to celebrate Coast Vineyard turning 10! Matt and Jacinda take some time to reflect back on the journey that’s been as well as look ahead to what’s to come.

Guest speaker, Steve Graham, explores the radical exchange of rejection and acceptance that Jesus offers each of us.

The next installment of our formation series sees the conversation continue with Jacinda and Stanley sitting down to explore some of our most important spiritual influences.

Today we start a brand new series on spiritual formation - being becoming doing - with an interview with special guest, Strahan Coleman. Be encouraged as Matt and Strahan explore God's ongoing invitation to us through prayer.

In the final of our series from the book of Nehemiah, Annaliese explores the scene of worship and celebration described in chapter 12, encouraging us towards a life lived in the same way.

Reflecting on the journey of Nehemiah and the rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem, Jacinda explores what his journey might reveal to us about a roadmap to revival.