Evanston Vineyard

Why sometimes people aren’t healed and why we should keep praying.

Believers in Jesus cohabitat with a powerful new roommate: The Holy Spirit. The Spirit not only gives us power to change, but makes the Gospel real to our hearts so that we become a strange kind of people: people who love radically and live in freedom.

Our focus on the Person and the Work of the Holy Spirit continues with the often misunderstood sign and wonder of the Kingdom: tongues. What is it? Can everyone do it? Should we seek it for ourselves?

Many of us are so hungry to hear God’s voice, but we have no idea how to go about it. The Apostle Paul shows us how in 1 Cor. 14! Join us as we explore this chapter.

Guest speaker Dr. Jordan Seng on the ministry of faith.

Today we answer two essential questions: Who is the Holy Spirit? Why is it desperately important for us to know him? We’re looking at three different episodes of the Spirit in the Scriptures to help us.

The story of God’s people includes the story of being in wilderness places with few signs of life and little hope. Yet the very presence and glory of God is found there. What does it mean to be formed as God’s collective people in this context?

Nearly single person who has summitted the mountain of personal achievement wants more. Why? Because fulfillment is found in the surprising reality of togetherness.