Name: How Could A Loving God Allow So Much Suffering? - Mike Day - 1.5.22 by Vineyard 61 Church
Duration: 49 min 25 s
Description: A common question in suffering is, "Why" But, to whom or what are we directing the question? After briefly exploring responses from various belief systems, Mike leads us in considering the unique response of hope and meaning found in the Christian worldview.

In this talk, Viv and Steve explain the vision for Vineyard 61. With exciting announcements and a view of where we feel lead in this season of reset. God is in the transformation business and we get to join in.

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A common question in suffering is, "Why" But, to whom or what are we directing the question? After briefly exploring responses from various belief systems, Mike leads us in considering the unique response of hope and meaning found in the Christian worldview.

How Could A Loving God Allow So Much Suffering? - Mike Day - 1.5.22

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Karen talks to us about one of our core values as a church being that everyone gets to play and that God has poured out His Spirit on all people.

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Steve carries on the series based on Identity and discovering who God has made us to be through the book of Ephesians. He talks about how we are forgiven and we can forgive others when we realise how much God loves us.

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After a fun and exciting weekend away, Viv welcomes us back into our series on identity with a pair of fresh eyes. She eloquently unpacks Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3 -- drawing light to the omnipotent power of God which can do immeasurably more than all we ask or can even imagine.

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After two weeks away in Turkey, Steve brings us first-hand accounts of what it would've been like to visit 1st century Ephesus. We find that in many ways modern day London mirrors what Ephesus in Paul's day would've been like. And if Paul, one man, was able to turn a city upside-down with the gospel what does that mean for us? Can we also be a force for dramatic social change -- upsetting the forces of oppression in our land and beyond?

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"Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those who have leprosy, drive out demons. Freely you have received; freely give."

Echoing the words of Jesus, Steve reminds us of what we're packing as followers of Christ. Just as we have freely received from the bountiful depths of God's infinite power, we've also been commissioned to release that same power for the benefits of those around us.

Putting this into practice; Steve coaches us through the Biblical definition of words of knowledge and releases the congregation to participate with the Holy Spirit to give specific words and to pray over those those words are for. 

As a listener, if you find that any words are applicable to you, receive them as your own. God is able and willing to heal you no matter your physical locale.

Steve Bateman - The Power of His Presence Within You - Matthew 10:8 - 03.09.17

‘Water’ was written in an attic during a winter in Notting Hill while reminiscing of a previous summer. Influenced by a crossover of artists from Beirut, Alt-J to Nick Mulvey, Bella’s haunting voice transports you to a state of reflection while the rhythms carry you to a lighter space. 

Though London-based, Bella is an artist born out of the countryside, using landscapes to convey emotions in her lyrics, creating songs that stay with you.

Produced by Grammy Award-winning Brett Shaw (Ed Sheeran, Clean Bandit)

Water

We're continuing our series of "When Jesus met" and Holly talks about when Jesus met the woman at the well, and goes beyond gender, religion and sexuality to meet us exactly where we are today.

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Steve and Viv tell the story of how Vineyard 61 Church came into being, through various prophetic words and circumstances that came into place over a number of years. Isaiah 61 being central to the mission of the church.

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Vineyard 61 Church is a place for everyone. Our desire is to be a church where anyone can belong, learn about God & His plan for their lives, grow spiritually & join in with our mission to bring life together to our city & beyond.

How Could A Loving God Allow So Much Suffering? - Mike Day - 1.5.22

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