In this second message in our summer series, Brian takes a look at how Moses encountered God at the burning bush and gives us some direction about how we can step into deeper encounters with God in our own lives.

A person's journey of life and leadership doesn't actually begin with them. Instead, there are a number of key factors that set the context for who we become. Brian kicks off our new sermon series by exploring the beginnings of Moses' life - highlighting how God is always at work, even in the midst of the hardest of experiences.

John continues our series about the Holy Spirit.

At the Vineyard we pray "Come, Holy Spirit" a lot. When we pray "Come, Holy Spirit" we ask God to come and show us that he's overcome the world. We're asking him to make the world perfect again. We're asking for miracles, healing and his kingdom to come on Earth as it is in heaven. Praying this can be confrontative, but it's also good, powerful, and amazing.

Miracles are normal activity for God. Are they normal activity for us? Michael shares on how we can experience a life of signs and wonders!

Everyone gets gifts from the Holy Spirit. John shares on what the gifts of the Holy Spirit are, how we get them, and how we can use them.

God intends for every Christian to be baptized in the Holy Spirit. And while not everyone may agree on what exactly happens at that moment, it is clear that an overwhelming, empowering experience of God’s presence is part of the gift-package God has for every Christian. In this message, Brian offers some insights about the baptism of the Holy Spirit and points us towards how we can have a deeper experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit today.

The Holy Spirit loves us and empowers us. But it shouldn't all just be talk. The Holy Spirit wants us to experience him. John shares with us on how we get to have a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit right now!

Michael begins our Series on the Holy Spirit and shares his heart on why he wants each of us to experience the Holy Spirit in very tangible ways.

Who of us doesn't feel weary and burdened and overwhelmed? Who wouldn't appreciate a little rest? For this Easter message, Michael shares on what it means to live a resurrection life, full of rest and intimate connection to God every day of the year.