The message we’re about to hear, conclusions what we started last time; a message about 'the ending of everything'. That may sound a little dramatic, but Pastor Jeff will explain how our view of eternity should define the way we live right now.

In the message we’re about to begin, Pastor Jeff talks about the 'ending of everything'. That may sound a little dramatic, but he’ll explain how our view of eternity should define the way we live right now.

In this episode of Today with Jeff Vines we'll hear the rest of a message from Pastor Jeff on God’s definition of social justice. Teaching from Isaiah 58, he’ll look at how we need to have a changed attitude toward things that are ‘just wrong’.

Today Pastor Jeff speaks about God’s definition of social justice. Looking at Isaiah 58 he’ll talk about how we need to have a changed attitude toward things that are ‘just wrong’.

We’re about to hear the rest of a message from Pastor Jeff. He’s in Ephesians chapter 6 talking about our attitude towards work. He offers encouragement to help us understand what ‘work’ God want us to do.

In this episode Pastor Jeff is in Ephesians chapter 6 talking about how we should be changed by the Gospel, and how it should affect every area of our lives, including our jobs, and our attitude towards work. This might change your thinking on the subject of work.

Pastor Jeff likes to challenge us. In our last episode of this series he challenged us to think about, if others can see evidence of transformation in us. Can they see the transformation by Christ in our daily lives?

Pastor Jeff likes to challenge us. Well this message is no different. Today’s challenge or question is. "can others see evidence of transformation in us... and see transformation by Christ in our daily lives?"

This message continues looking at from both Galatians 6 and 1st Peter chapter 2. Pastor Jeff is reminding us we are called to live in community with each other and to bear each other’s burdens.

This message comes from both Galatians 6 and 1st Peter chapter 2. Pastor Jeff reminds us we are called to live in community with each other and to bear each other’s burdens.