Brian continues our series talking about the life of Moses and connecting passages from Exodus 19 and 1 Peter 2 to help us better understand our place as special and set aside by God.

Moses was a great Biblical leader but, as the saying goes, it's lonely at the top. He learned through his community that he couldn't do it alone. As Asa continues our series on the life of Moses (a.k.a. "Mo"), he shows us how the life that God desires for us is complete when we are together in community.

When it comes down to it, we don't like being tested all that much. The inconvenience, the difficult decisions. Difficulties really show us whats going on inside us! In Exodus we see God testing his own people to help them see where their hearts were, and to help them trust him more. We too, little by little, can learn to trust God and depend on him. Not only in times of crisis, but daily coming to him for all our needs.

This world guarantees us that we'll have some sort of trouble. We need God to teach us the secret to contentment, and how in Jesus we can have peace in a troubled world. What's the secret? It has nothing to do with delusional thinking, blaming others or running away and more to do with just being still and trusting God will come through.

John leads us through a look at one of the best freedom stories in the Bible, Israel's freedom from slavery in Egypt. So, what really is freedom and how do we find it today?

Why did God send plagues on Egypt? As we continue our series on Moses, Michael shares on what God shows us about himself through the plagues.

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.