We are creatures who live by stories. Today, Michael shares with us the most important story of all human history.

Michael shares about one of our key core values at the Vineyard. A healthy church continually engages in compassionate ministry.

John continues our series by challenging us as a community regarding our mission. He not only explains what our mission is but encourages us to act on that mission.

God created each of us with certain gifts and abilities. Casey explains that God wants us to use those gives to love God and love others.

Doug continues our series that challenges our own healthiness by explaining what a healthy church community looks like. He explains what God's mission is and encourages us to be active participants in that mission.

Brenda speaks on how we are called as followers of Christ to become more healthy and mature.

Since the creation of humans, we were made to be with other people in a healthy community. Michael explains that God created the church to be that healthy community

John continues our series of messages on healthy living by answering the question, "What if there is something really unhealthy about us and we don't see it?"

Just like physical fitness requires intentionality and action, emotional fitness requires the same. Mike and Sherri explain many aspects of emotional fitness, the root of at which is Jesus.

Michael teaches on how we can pursue growth and health in our walk with Jesus by challenging our minds as we think about life and faith.

Here's a list of books to help you nurture an intellectual love of God:

- Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer

- The Existence and Attributes of God by Stephen Charnock

- Search the Scriptures by Alan Stibbs

- The Reason for God by Timothy Keller

- The Art of Thinking by Ernest Dimnet