The Vine Church TC

As Jesus sends out 72, he invited them to participate in the good news he intends to share in the world around him. Their task is to seek people of peace, heal and share his message, 'the Kingdom of God has come near'.

Today, in narrative form, we consider the Implications of an egalitarian theology and the practical ways it plays out and produces health on our homes, workplaces and church.

Looking at the biblical narrative from creation to Jesus to the early church, we explore the invitation to mutuality and an egalitarian posture.

The Psalms of Ascent, sung on the pilgrimages up to Jerusalem, remind us of God's profound presence in our lives and our communities. Our invitation is to know the Creator and be known.

John tells the story of Jesus engaging with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. What could have been a volatile or contentious meeting opens a doorway to further understanding God's plan and a posture of worship.

In Matthew 6 Jesus teaches about prayer. Today we learn about and experience Jesus' prayer.

God is love. We are invited to receive God's love and reciprocate it in this world. Loving God and loving people are inseparable.

Having concluded our series in the Prophets, we continue to explore how the story played out. Today we explore Jesus' life and teachings as they relate to the continued narrative of God's work in this world.

In response to the Pharisees grumbling about Jesus spending time with sinners, he tells 3 parables. The third describes God's forgiveness and loving embrace of those that have strayed (prodigal son) as well as His invitation to those too caught up in their own righteousness to celebrate with Him.

The Law calls to attention humanity's need for a savior. Jesus is our savior, the fulfillment of the Law, who invites us to know the heart behind it all...LOVE.