The Story of the church began in the book of Acts but is still being written today. In this sermon, Darrell exhorts us to learn to tell our personal story around the gospel and to bring that message to our neighborhoods and communities.

The Story of the church began in the book of Acts but is still being written today. In this sermon, Darrell exhorts us to learn to tell our personal story around the gospel and to bring that message to our neighborhoods and communities.

In this baptismal service, Darrell shares the marvelous work of the Holy Spirit in the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. Philip ministers to the eunuch as he searches for God in the book of Isaiah. The story highlights the importance of faith and the picture of new life found in following the Lord in baptism.

In this baptismal service, Darrell shares the marvelous work of the Holy Spirit in the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. Philip ministers to the eunuch as he searches for God in the book of Isaiah. The story highlights the importance of faith and the picture of new life found in following the Lord in baptism.

As we combined services with our Cambodian Vineyard and celebrated our various mission outreaches, Monira exhorted us to live wisely and make disciples. She encouraged us to make the hard choices of a wise foundation, and then to take the more relational approach of the “Art of Not-Evangelism.”

As we combined services with our Cambodian Vineyard and celebrated our various mission outreaches, Monira exhorted us to live wisely and make disciples. She encouraged us to make the hard choices of a wise foundation, and then to take the more relational approach of the “Art of Not-Evangelism.”

What we believe determines how we live our lives. The question for us is, “What do we believe about Jesus in light of the resurrection?"

What we believe determines how we live our lives. The question for us is, “What do we believe about Jesus in light of the resurrection?"

On this Palm Sunday 2016, consider the ways that Jesus continues to come to us when His Kingdom breaks in with mercy and compassion. "Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”

On this Palm Sunday 2016, consider the ways that Jesus continues to come to us when His Kingdom breaks in with mercy and compassion. "Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”