Your marriage can be a ‘Sign & Wonder’ to the world around you. In Ephesians 5, we learn that marriage mysteriously points to the love Christ has for the church and when done well, marriage can be part of your ministry. This sermon will discuss the incredible value Christ placed on women and marriage, as well as share some practical tips on what this looks like in our everyday lives.
Jeff & Natalie continue our series by looking at the relationship between Paul & Silas. What can we learn from this biblical friendship and how can we be inspired to do the same? Listen in as we explore how prayer, worship, and staying missional will help us be godly friends in the midst of suffering.
Jeff & Natalie start a new series exploring what the birth of Christ can teach us about our human limits, God’s infinite power, and our role in the Kingdom. Listen in as we explore a few questions like: What does it mean to live within limits? What happens if we don’t? And how can embracing our limits help us worship God?
As we wrap up the One Day series, Natalie shares a well known parable drawing connection from the text to the work we're doing with Convoy of Hope. Listen in as she explains our calling to care for the poor. BONUS: She interviews our vineyard missions team that just got back from Puerto Rico.
Jesus is calling us to be more righteous than the leader of religious law and the Pharisees. He is inviting us to see that there is a difference between rules and righteousness. Natalie looks to the sermon on the mount and helps us answer the question 'What makes us righteous?' from Jesus perspective. Our righteousness comes from Christ alone.
In week two of the series, The Best Sermon Ever, we will take a closer look at what Jesus has to say about living a blessed life, which is quite different from what our culture might say about being #blessed. In Matthew 5:3-10, Jesus teaches us about the blessed life of the kingdom of God and we will look to him on how to live that life out.
Join us as Natalie closes out the series, 'You've Heard It Said.' During this series, we see that Jesus is always calling people toward him to live a new way. Our culture says 'You get what you deserve,' but Jesus has something different to say. Are there places in your life that you feel you deserve to be condemned? Maybe your past sins have been weighing you down? In this sermon, Natalie points us to the grace and truth Jesus offers freely.
When miracles are taking place it can be very easy to see the kingdom of God at work, but the gifts of the spirit are only a part of God's everyday kingdom. The fullness of the kingdom includes both the gifts of the spirit and the fruit of the Spirit-Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
When we pursue one another in love, it’s a reflection of God’s love for us. The problem is, due to Covid, our fears and insecurities, or maybe our mental health—many of us struggle to keep pursuing others in love. What does the Bible say about pursuing one another and how can we commit to pursuing our spouse, our kids, and our friends? Join us as we discuss the beauty and Christlikeness of pursuing each other in love.
