Famous ‘pits’ include:‘The Pit’ from Parks & Rec where Andy Dwyer fell or the infamous “pit of despair” from Princess Bride. But in Psalm 40 we learn about the true pit of despair, a life knocked down and far from God. Thankfully, because of God’s great love He promises to rescue us from this pit of despair and consequently, one of our most natural responses is to Praise Him and Tell Others. Jeff continues our message by looking at how Psalm 40 is a great example of how we can share our faith with others.

"Why am I so depressed?" Psalm 42 asked this question 3,000 years ago. In this series finale of "Life is a Rodeo," we tackle depression and provide practical steps to finding hope again.

Join us for a unique service at the Vineyard. In this message, Jeff shares his own history with addiction, how Jesus came with love, mercy, and freedom for those addicted, and we have a special element during the service where the leader of Celebrate Recovery (Brian Villers) leads our church in a typical Recovery meeting.

Life is a Rodeo: it’s thrilling and adventurous but also filled with struggle and pain. Jeff begins our new series by discussing a topic that impacts us all: anxiety! How does the Bible talk about anxiety? What kind of promises do we find in our relationship with Jesus when it comes to peace and freedom? And when it comes to my life today: How can I partner with God to experience relief? Join us as we tackle the universal and growing problem of anxiety.

In this week’s sermon, Jeff explores an Old Testament passage to define what can happen for us when we’re ‘anxious for answers.’ Additionally, we have a beautiful promise and antidote to this anxiety: “Waiting On The Lord.” Join us as we invite God to re-define what it means to trust and wait on Him.

Jeff starts a new series this week called “Anxious for Nothing,” inspired by the famous passage in Philippians 4:6. But before we can embrace the promise of an anxious-free life we have to come to terms with the reality that we can be ‘anxious about anything.’ Join us as we discover how our new pandemic of anxiety is impacting our walk with Jesus and some key promises about walking in freedom.