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Marie carries our Keep Hope Alive series into the world of the prophets as they repeatedly tell of the coming Messiah through God will make a new covenant with his people.
Founding Pastor, Joel, shared about how life is full of waiting, and often waiting can be very challenging. And through it all, we can Keep HOPE Alive by living this truth: your sacrificial shepherd warrior king is here and is coming.
Phil continues our series highlighting God's desire to rescue and redeem His people from slavery in Egypt and the institution of the Sinai Covenant was out of His deep love for His people. His heart is that His people would worship Him and be in close communion with Him to keep HOPE alive as He continues to work out and fulfill the covenant he made to Abraham.
The Lord showed up this week during baptisms, leaving Marie only a short time to convey a powerful message about the covenant between God and Abraham as an unconditional, everlasting promise through which all nations would be blessed—ultimately pointing to the coming of the One, a Messiah or Christ, a savior, keeping HOPE alive for generations of Abraham's descendants.
Marie begins our Lenten series: Keep Hope Alive covering how throughout the story of the Old Testament God was keeping hope alive for his people by pointing to the Jesus, the Resurrected Messiah, the one to restore all that was lost in the Garden and throughout the course of history.
Phil Herington closes out our Vineyard DNA series with a message about how family is less about bloodlines and more about culture. Just because Family is in our DNA doesn't mean it is guaranteed to be a part of our church, we must be intentional about being the Family of God for all people.
Duke Lancaster continues our current sermon series about how at the core of the Vineyard DNA is the idea that Everybody Gets to Play. As followers of Jesus, we have each been given the gift of the Holy Spirit to walk his power and the presence to do the work of God in the world around us.
Interim Pastor Duke Lancaster shares from 1 Samuel about the Lord's faithfulness and how we build our faith because of his faithfulness.
Phil Herington carries our sermon series forward by taking a look at how when Jesus proclaimed the Good News of the Kingdom, he nearly always followed it with a demonstration of the reality of the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Gospel we believe is the Gospel we proclaim, and the Gospel we proclaim is the Gospel we demonstrate.
Founding Pastor, Joel Seymour, continues our Vineyard DNA series sharing about out inheritance as a Vineyard Church, what the God has deposited and given us as a local church and global movement, to do what the Father is doing.
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