Pastor Dean's last message as Pastor of Grapevine Fellowship. It begins with a reminiscence of the 17 years of ministry and the people and events that made it so memorable. Then from Ephesians 6, Pastor Dean encourages all to be prepared for the days ahead. Put on the whole Armor of God to be able to stand in the evil day. If ever that armor was needed it is in these days in which we live.

Repeating a sermon given on March 30th of this year, Pastor Dean updates the recent world events and how they confirm the significance of the Four Blood Moons. The first Blood Moon appeared on April 15th of this year without any great changes in the world. But look at the changes in world events and especially in Israel since that time and it confirms that the first Blood Moon has had significance. What will follow the next three Blood Moons?

"Pastor Tiny" aka Conrad Steinhauer brings the message today on Love, Forgiveness and Unity. Pastor Tiny manages our Food Bank ministry and pastors the "Church in the Wind" biker church on Friday evenings. His journey with Christ has taught him many valuable lessons over the years.

Susan Forde brings the morning message. Beginning with a dramatic skit she teaches on the love and forgiveness of Jesus. This is a life long process of sanctification.

This old old story from ancient Israel describes an attitude and spirit that permeates our world today. The Spirit of Jezebel can be seen all around us. The world's system operates on deceit and manipulation and it is accepted behavior, even "politically correct". But do you know how ungodly such actions are? Do you practice this evil method of getting what you want?

Rev. Merle Quimby, former pastor of Grapevine Fellowship can still passionately deliver the Word in his own unique style at the age of 86. Beginning with the old hymn "Were you There?" he launches into an exuberant call for all Spirit Filled Believers to live the Spirit Filled life to the full in these last days. (Just to show the spirit of this "young" man, he preached twice on Sunday morning, then got in the car and drove 2 hours back home to Kingman, AZ where he preached again for an evening service there. He is my hero in the faith!)

King David cried out to God in repentance for his sin and chronicled it for all the world to see in Psalm 51. Repentance and pressing into God is the only way to find renewal and refreshing in this sin filled world. King David models for us the path of repentance.