Jesus told us to love our neighbors. And our enemies. Is there a difference? And where do we fit in to the story of the Good Samaritan?

What does it mean to watch our oaths, letting our speech be yes and no? Do we owe each other honesty?

How seriously are we supposed to take the Sermon on the Mount and the commands we find it? Are we really supposed to give someone our underwear?

The sermon on the mount is a program for action, a blueprint for a new way to live. But its often misunderstood. This week: dealing with our anger.

How is the 'political' power of God's Kingdom different from that of the world's? And if its so different, how do Christians engage? Where does justice fit in? Michael Raburn kicks off our new series Kingdomtide, which will continue until Advent.

How important is it to share with others what Jesus has done in our life? And how exactly do we do that? Michael Raburns wraps up our series on Vineyard Values from John 4.

Jesus talks about sowing and reaping to his disciples in John 4. What's he talking about? How are we supposed to be reaping and sowing today?

Telling the truth is an act of worship and worshiping with the Spirit is an act of telling the truth. Michael Raburn shares from John 4.

Vineyard worship leaders from near and far share what they think when they hear the phrase 'worship in spirit and in truth.'

How do we become people who welcome others and seek justice? It starts with worshiping in God's presence.