Podcasts - Mahurangi Vineyard Church

Generosity Series - Treasures in Heaven Maz Kefali Jesus teaches that generosity is not about how much we possess, but how we hold what we have. Through His words on treasures, stewardship, and the “good eye,” we are reminded that our hearts are shaped by what we value most. A life centered on God sees people with compassion, holds possessions with open hands, and treasures eternal things over temporary security. Whether we have much or little, we are invited to live with generosity, trusting that everything we have has first been entrusted to us by God.

Discipleship Series - The Barley Field Speech Niall Presland-White We all need two things in life: disciples and disciplers. There will be seasons when all we can see is the problem—doom, gloom, worry, and anxiety—and in those moments, we need people around us who will encourage us and stand with us. We need the Holy Spirit to open our eyes to see the Lord’s hand, reminding us that greater is He who is in us than he who is in the world.There will also be seasons when we feel strong and immovable, grounded in a deep assurance of Christ within us. In those times, we are called to extend the hope and strength we have in Christ Jesus to those who feel overwhelmed or weighed down by the world.All of this must be expressed with humility. Discipleship means recognising both our need for others to stand with us in our weakness, and our responsibility to stand with others in theirs.

Discipleship Series - The Heat Is On Lyndon Reiff This message is part two, so if you have not yet heard the message Every Ingredient Matters, I recommend listening to that one first.The Bible never states that Christianity is a nice, safe, never-have-to-worry kind of life. In fact, the Bible reveals that Christianity will be hard at times, not only because there is an evil that wants to ruin your life, but also because our flesh and the world operates in a way that is countercultural to the way of Christ. But Christianity shines brightest in the face of hard things, because it is in these moments that God works powerfully in and through us, if Christ is our center.May this message encourage you to thrive, not merely survive, in the heat of life.

Discipleship Series - Jesus Apprentices Sheralyn Cotton How do we become more like Christ? Well, it starts from the inside-out. The fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—isn’t something we force through willpower. It grows in us as we live by the Spirit and learn to keep in step with His leading in everyday life.And part of that journey is surrender—acknowledging we don’t have it all together, letting go of old desires, and allowing God to reshape us as we follow Jesus more closely.

Discipleship Series - An Invitation of a Lifetime Lyndon Reiff Today we kick off our Discipleship Series. We sense a clear invitation from the Holy Spirit to place a strong focus on discipleship throughout 2026.Life — and especially the Christian life — isn’t meant to be lived in isolation. We are made to do life together, and it’s in that togetherness that discipleship grows as we learn to follow Jesus in every area of life, alongside all kinds of people.So buckle up as we step into a powerful series centered on the call, commission, and invitation of Jesus.

Summer Services - Have A Good Samaritan Year Maz Kefali The Word is full of stories and examples of how a Christian is called to live — a life of servanthood, of active goodwill toward others, marked by kindness and the sacrificial love shown to us by Christ. Let this message be a reminder of who you are called to be in 2026.

Summer Services - To Sit At His Feet Niall Presland-White Welcome to our first service of 2026! Today, we kick off the year with an encouraging message about waiting on the Lord and hearing His heart for you in the year ahead. Have we truly taken the time to sit at the feet of Jesus? Busyness can threaten our relationship with God and can blind us to the opportunities He wants to lead us into. We pray that this message will help build a strong foundation for the year we are about to embark on.

Advent - The Mission of Joy Lyndon Reiff Happiness comes and goes; it rises and falls with our circumstances - and that’s not a great way to live. What we need is the great joy found only in Christ and His Holy Spirit. It’s no coincidence that joy is the second fruit of the Spirit. Love is rightly first, but joy being second is significant. Joy enables us to keep moving forward despite what we face. This joy is not produced by trying harder or gritting our teeth - it is a gift of the Holy Spirit.