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.

It's not just that everyone GETS to play, but everyone MUST play. At every moment of our lives, there is something specific God has sent us to do.

One of the central values of the Vineyard from the beginning is that EVERYONE is empowered by the Holy Spirit to serve in God's Kingdom in any way that God calls them. Sadly, the Church has often tried to put restrictions on women and others that the Spirit simply doesn't recognize.

A centered-set community has a focus on Jesus that creates compassion for one another and 'sticky relationships' that persevere.

Who's in and who's out when it comes to community? How do we even define community when we're talking about the church? Find out what it means to be a 'centered set' community.

Sometimes God gives us a specific Word to share with someone else, like Jesus had for the Samaritan woman. But there are guidelines on how to do this well.