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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scripture-led sermons connect Acts, the Psalms and Christian doctrine with daily conduct, communal prayer and the life of a Belfast congregation.
Belfast City Vineyard carries Sunday preaching into audio with scripture-led messages from different members of the church's team. Series through Acts and the Psalms give the catalog continuity, while individual sermons connect biblical passages with spiritual formation,…
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A brisk, accessible sermon on persecution, Samaria, and the church's responsibility to carry Jesus' mission outward.
Acts: Scenes from the Beginning of the Revolution follows the early church as its witness begins to move beyond Jerusalem toward Samaria. Aidan, from Belfast City Vineyard's preaching team, frames persecution as pressure that helps carry Jesus' mission outward, and the episode…
A sermon linking Stephen's practical service with the Spirit's power for Christian witness.
Stephen's story is presented as a question of faithful imitation: what does it mean for the church to follow someone remembered as the first follower of Jesus recorded to die for his faith?
A storm-cleared shaft of sunlight opens into a direct sermon on truth, comparison, and walking in God's light.
Light becomes the review's central image for truth: after a storm, sun breaks through a front-door window and lands on the speaker's face, opening into John's call to walk in the light as a daily alignment of belief and conduct.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Alan opens a Belfast City Vineyard Sunday message by comparing a storm-day sunbeam at his front door to the claim in 1 John 1:5 that "God is light." He reads 1 John 1:5-10 and argues that John starts with God's character, not church shame, public opinion, or perfectionism.
A sermon at Belfast City Vineyard continuing a series on 1 John, focusing on chapter 2 verses 15-27 and affirming believers as children of God.
Sarah introduces a sermon series on Acts, recapping the birth of the Christian church and the opposition it faced, leading into Acts 5.
A sermon on 1 John 2:1-6 discussing Jesus as our advocate and the importance of knowing and obeying God.
A speaker from Denver, Colorado, visits Belfast City Vineyard to discuss finding settled lives in unsettled cities through formation in Jesus' presence.
A sermon series on 1 John 2:7-14, given at Belfast City Vineyard, focusing on the letter's teachings and the church's community.
Andy Smith introduces a new sermon series called 'Summer Psalms: Songs for a Thirsty Soul' at Belfast City Vineyard.
Andy Smith returns from a three-month sabbatical and thanks the church community for their faithfulness during his absence.
A church service message celebrating Easter Sunday with worship, personal testimony of healing, and invitation to prayer.
Matthew Dick preaches on the widening of the early church's front door and the role of the Holy Spirit in Acts.
A sermon series on the early church in Acts, focusing on Stephen and Philip, encouraging listeners to bring their emotions to Jesus.
Jen Orr delivers a sermon on Philip's encounter with the Ethiopian official, emphasizing Jesus as the alpha and omega.
Belfast City Vineyard's "Acts: Scenes from the Beginning of the Revolution" ties Acts 8 to Deuteronomy 14, Deuteronomy 15, and Leviticus 19.
Belfast City Vineyard’s “3 Year Celebration” marks three years at its Cave Hill Road home with community stories instead of the usual Acts-series service.
Belfast City Vineyard’s “Following the footsteps of Stephen” focuses on Acts 6–7, where Stephen is described as full of “grace and power” and then arrested after speaking in Jerusalem.