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Welcome to the Inverclyde Vineyard Church Podcast andcatch-up from our Faith Conversations programme. In this series, we’re exploring worship. At IVC we want to be authentic Christians living andpracticing our faith in a way which is relevant for us, our friends, family,neighbours and community. As a relatively new church plant, we’re still exploring ouridentity of who we are.  And to do that we’re asking questions, of ourselves, of each other, and of God.  One thing has become very evident in that we want to understand and explore the bible within it’s historical and culturalmoments, which then leads us to ask: how then do we live, work, worship, and be. In this series of faith conversations, we are looking at thevery nature of worship; of how we express our worship; and discover what elements we need to rediscover, emphasise and adopt. In this episode we examine why God blesses us to be a blessing. If you’ve questions or comments, please email us using theemail address [email protected].

Welcome to the Inverclyde Vineyard Church Podcast andcatch-up from our Faith Conversations programme.  In this series, we’re exploring worship. At IVC we want to be authentic Christians living andpracticing our faith in a way which is relevant for us, our friends, family, neighbours and community. As a relatively new church plant, we’re still exploring ouridentity of who we are.  And to do that we’re asking questions, of ourselves, of each other, and of God.  One thing has become very evident in that we want to understand and explore the bible within it’s historical and culturalmoments, which then leads us to ask: how then do we live, work, worship, and be. In this series of faith conversations, we are looking at thevery nature of worship; of how we express our worship; and discover whatelements we need to rediscover, emphasise and adopt. Some times technology seems to work against us and the original recording of this episide didnt happen...someone forgot to press record! So this edition was re-recorded afterwards. If you’ve questions or comments, please email us using theemail address [email protected].

In this series, we’re exploring worship. At IVC we want to be authentic Christians living andpracticing our faith in a way which is relevant for us, our friends, family, neighbours and community.   As a relatively new church plant, we’re still exploring ouridentity of who we are.  And to do that we’re asking questions, of ourselves, of each other, and of God.  One thing has become very evident in that we want to understand and explore the bible within it’s historical and cultural moments, which then leads us to ask: how then do we live, work, worship, and be.   In this series of faith conversations, we are looking at thevery nature of worship; of how we express our worship; and discover what elements we need to rediscover, emphasise and adopt. In this episode we examine what worship is as quite oftenworship equals singing songs.   This episode was recorded on Sunday February 1st, 2026 atInverclyde Vineyard Church. If you’ve questions or comments, please email ususing the email address [email protected]

In this series of faith conversations, we’re exploring worship. At IVC we want to be authentic Christians living andpracticing our faith in a way which is relevant for us, our friends, family,neighbours and community.   As a relatively new church plant, we’re still exploring ouridentity of who we are.  And to do thatwe’re asking questions, of ourselves, of each other, and of God.  One thing has become very evident in that wewant to understand and explore the bible within it’s historical and culturalmoments, which then leads us to ask: how then do we live, work, worship, andbe.   In this series of faith conversations, we are looking at thevery nature of worship; of how we express our worship; and discover whatelements we need to rediscover, emphasise and adopt. In this episode we examine the Lord’s Supper, the Communion.   This episode was recorded on Sunday January 18th, 2026 atInverclyde Vineyard Church.   If you’ve questions or comments, please email us using theemail address [email protected].

In the final episode of this series, Following the Dust Maker, we explore the humiliation Rabbi Jesus endured and the cost of discipleship we're called to.

IVC continues it's series, Follow the Dustmaker. This episode is entitled Attending the Rabbi and explores what and how we are to learn from Jesus.

Continuing the series, 'Follow the Dustmaker', this week we explore and examine Jesus saying 'my yoke is easy and my burden is light.'

In our new sermon series, Follow the Dustmaker, IVC are exploring what it means to follow Jesus in our everyday 21st centrury lives.

In our new sermon series, Follow the Dustmaker, IVC are exploring what it means to follow Jesus in our everyday 21st centrury lives.

We're pleased to hasve with us this week Andrew McNinch, Senior Pastor of Falkirk Vineyard.

In this Live & Belong series, we’re following Paul’sletter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Corinth in 1 Corinthians.   The letter was written in around 54ad – so around 25 years after the death and resurrection of Jesus.  Paul is writing from Ephesus. Corinth was a small congregation, possibly even a network ofgroups which met in peoples homes throughout the city and surrounding area.  This letter from Paul is centred around how the Jesus followers are to relate to each other and to the world around them. So, it’s themes are very important for us today as we builda new expression of church community at Inverclyde Vineyard Church. In this episode we see how the Corinthian worldview was being mingled and synchronised with Christian living. The grace of God was being exploited and even those outside the church were not agreeing with the moral and ethical stance they were taking and practicing. This episode was recorded on Sunday May 18th, 2025 atInverclyde Vineyard Church and is titled ‘Love, Love, Love ’. As a Church Community we’re all following a 10 week readingplan of 1 Corinthians.  If you’d like tojoin us then it is available here. If you’ve questions or comments, please email us using theemail address [email protected].

Inverclyde Vineyard Church are following the 1st letter of Paul to the church in Corinth. Join us as we explore how we as a community of followers of Jesus are to Live & Belong as a church. As part of our series, we've a 10 week reading plan which can be downloaded here

This podcast is the seventh and final episode in the series,God in 3D. Throughout the series we’ve been focussing on the Gospel ofJohn to gain an understanding of the Trinity – God the Father, God the Son andGod the Holy Spirit. In this episode we see how on Resurrection Day, Jesusbreathed onto the disciples the Holy Spirit which began the transformation ofthis band of followers into a loving community of Believers.  This episode was recorded on Sunday March 30, 2025 atInverclyde Vineyard Church and is titled ‘Breathe’. At the conclusion of the talk there is a time of personalreflection and meditation.  For this the song‘The More I Seek You’ sung by Jessie Harris was used. If you’ve questions or comments, please email ususing the email address [email protected]

This podcast is the sixth in the series, God in 3D. Throughout we’ve been raising questions. Who is God to you?What’s our place in the Trinity?How do you know God as Father?Which Jesus are you dancing with?What have you seen of God?  And in this episode we’re asking: Who is the Holy Spirit? This is all part of discovering who this God is that we follow,worship and are orientating our lives around. This episode was recorded on Sunday March 16, 2025 atInverclyde Vineyard Church and is titled ‘Dancing with the Spirit’. If you’ve questions or comments, please email us using theemail address [email protected].

This podcast is the fourth in the series, God in 3D. In each edition we’ve been raising questions. Who is God to you? What’s my place in the Trinity? How do you know God as Father? Which Jesus are you dancing with?  And in this episode we’re asking: What have you seen of God?   This is all part of discovering who this God is that we arecommitted to; that we worship and serve.  This episode was recorded on Sunday March 9, 2025 atInverclyde Vineyard Church and is titled ‘One of a Kind.  As you listen, please be open to God speaking to you,perhaps challenging you, or confirming something in you about him.   If you’ve questions or comments, please email us using theemail address [email protected].