Sutton Vineyard

Ever finished a hard bike ride wondering why it felt like the brakes were rubbing the whole way? The Christian life can feel exactly like that, and Pete reckons the problem isn't trying too little, but being plugged into the wrong thing. Join us in John 15 for vines, dodgy acer pruning, and a carefully weighed cup of coffee-shaped disappointment, as we find that Jesus is the bean, not the kit.

What makes a shepherd good and why is Jesus our good shepherd? Explore with us how Jesus actively seeks us, guides us and provides for us as the ultimate shepherd for humanity.

Join us as we dive into the radical, counter-cultural claim that Jesus is "The Gate"—the singular point of entry to a life of true security and purpose. Discover how moving past the "buffet-style" spirituality of our world leads us into the abundant pasture of a Saviour who doesn't just watch over us, but literally lays His life down for our protection.

Julian kicks off The Great I Am series by exploring Jesus’ powerful statement, “I am the Bread of Life” (John 6). In a culture full of competing voices and surface-level spirituality, this talk challenges us to move beyond seeing Jesus as just a good man or teacher—and instead encounter Him as the true source of life, sustenance, and satisfaction. Using relatable food analogies and real-life insight, Julian unpacks how we often chase things that leave us empty, while Jesus offers something deeper: daily provision, steady faith, and lasting fulfilment. Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time or have been in church for years, this message invites you to come back to the table and find true life in Him.

Confession shouldn't be a guilt trip or shame filled duty. It should be a natural part of a loving and vulnerable relationship with the Father. It helps us recognise He is God and we are human. Hannah explores how Confession and Guidance leads to freedom and spiritual growth.

Jesus doesn’t lead from a distance — He kneels, washes feet, and invites us to do the same. Rather than treating church like something we visit or consume, we’re challenged to belong deeply, to become rooted, and to choose willing submission that brings life to others. When we pick up the towel instead of chasing position, we discover that serving is one of the clearest ways we grow closer to God.

As we start the new year, we gather our thoughts - reflecting on moments of the last year and leaning into how God wants to prepare us for 2026. We start the year with faith and anticipation to walk deeper and closer to Jesus.

At Christmas, joy seems to be abounding but what if I don't experience that? What even is joy? Is it a feeling? Hannah explores the Fruit of the Spirit, looking at how we can grow joy in our lives by proximity to the Father.