The Vine @ Cabot

This 4-week series seeks to hit on the BIG questions that so many people struggle with.  As people of faith, we still have questions and doubts because our circumstances shake us.  In addition to that, we’re faced with challenges from co-workers and peers that plant seeds of doubt causing us to wonder if our faith is misplaced. Join us as we tackle the Big Questions of faith head on and discover that we right to trust God’s Word, His character, and His will for our life.

As people of faith, we still have questions and doubts because our circumstances shake us. In addition to that, we’re faced with challenges from co-workers and peers that plant seeds of doubt causing us to wonder if our faith is misplaced. Join us as we tackle the Big Questions of faith head on and discover that we SHOULD trust God’s Word, His character, and His will for our life.

This 4-week series seeks to hit on the BIG questions that so many people struggle with. As people of faith, we still have questions and doubts because our circumstances shake us. In addition to that, we’re faced with challenges from co-workers and peers that plant seeds of doubt causing us to wonder if our faith is misplaced. Join us as we tackle the Big Questions of faith head on and discover that we right to trust God’s Word, His character, and His will for our life.

One of the things we didn’t talk about in the membership series, Belong, was the role and function of the Holy Spirit in our lives. If we’re going to be like Christ, we’re going to need some help.

We usually don’t think of the New Testament as a blueprint of church membership but that’s exactly what it is. Paul, Peter, James, John, and others were giving instructions on how we should interact with one another and the world around us. Their letters were written because people needed to know how to live in Christian community. After all, they had never done it before. We too need instructions on Christian community because we’re tempted to live as the world lives. But Christ has called us to do it differently. As the Holy Spirit transforms our minds, our life together should NOT look like any other community we’re a part of.

We usually don’t think of the New Testament as a blueprint of church membership but that’s exactly what it is. Paul, Peter, James, John, and others were giving instructions on how we should interact with one another and the world around us. Their letters were written because people needed to know how to live in Christian community. After all, they had never done it before. We too need instructions on Christian community because we’re tempted to live as the world lives. But Christ has called us to do it differently. As the Holy Spirit transforms our minds, our life together should NOT look like any other community we’re a part of.

We usually don’t think of the New Testament as a blueprint of church membership but that’s exactly what it is. Paul, Peter, James, John, and others were giving instructions on how we should interact with one another and the world around us. Their letters were written because people needed to know how to live in Christian community. After all, they had never done it before. We too need instructions on Christian community because we’re tempted to live as the world lives. But Christ has called us to do it differently. As the Holy Spirit transforms our minds, our life together should NOT look like any other community we’re a part of.

We’re currently in a 6-week sermon series where we're looking at the biblical model of what it means to be a member of a local church. We usually don’t think of the New Testament as a blueprint of church membership but that’s exactly what it is. Paul, Peter, James, John, and others were giving instructions on how we should interact with one another and the world around us. Their letters were written because people needed to know how to live in Christian community. After all, they had never done it before. We too need instructions on Christian community because we’re tempted to live as the world lives. But Christ has called us to do it differently. As the Holy Spirit transforms our minds, our life together should NOT look like any other community we’re a part of.

As The Vine evolves as a community of faith, it requires a deeper level of commitment from those who are dedicated to its mission and vision. While there will always be people visiting, searching, and seeking out the right church for them, our members are committed to The Vine @ Cabot.

As The Vine evolves as a community of faith, it requires a deeper level of commitment from those who are dedicated to its mission and vision. While there will always be people visiting, searching, and seeking out the right church for them, our members are committed to The Vine @ Cabot.