Evanston Vineyard

Listening in on the conversations between Jesus and others lends us perspective on what it means to follow Jesus. What is required to live a complete life with Jesus? Renee Cunningham eavesdrops in on one of Jesus’ conversation and then considers what it means for our lives today.

Steve Nicholson wraps up the series “Conversations with Jesus”.

At the halfway point in Lent, we examine the framework that binds us from reaching for Jesus and responding to his invitation. We do this so we might follow him fully. Renee Cunningham explores this conversation about a conversation.

Jesus says to forgive seventy times seven. We can really only do that if we have first received forgiveness from Jesus. We want to be people who forgive others, but how? Where do we start? Brad explores the steps of forgiveness for our every day life.

Bill Hanawalt continues in the Conversations with Jesus series as we look at the conversation Jesus had with Peter in Mathew Chapter 18.

Listening in on the conversations between Jesus and others lends us perspective on what it means to follow Jesus. What is required to live a complete life with Jesus? Renee Cunningham eavesdrops in on one of Jesus’ conversation and then considers what it means for our lives today

Our 2019 Ash Wednesday service was a chance to practice some of the spiritual formation exercises we’ll be using throughout the next six weeks to get in the presence of Jesus so that He can form us into people who can follow Him to the cross on Good Friday and out of the tomb on Easter Sunday. This recording includes Phyllis Tickle’s Vespers Office for Ash Wednesday, a centering prayer, lectio divina, and prayer of examen, plus an example of how to bring in the week’s “conversation with Jesus” at the end. Learn more at https://evanstonvineyard.org/lent-2019.

During Lent we can become more like Jesus by following Him to the cross so that we can follow Him out of the tomb. What needs to happen between death and resurrection? This morning we’re launching our Lent series, “Conversations with Jesus” and previewing the spiritual formation practices we want to engage with for the next six weeks.

It is absolutely possible to go all-in God and completely miss everything. Renee Cunningham looks at the missed moments in Jonah’s story to help us consider where we might be missing out on what God wants to teach us,