Ben Lillard opens Proverbs 2 for us, showing us how wisdom comes from relationship with the all-wise God.

Ben Lillard takes us through the second week of our series in Proverbs, listening to Lady Wisdom as she cries aloud in the streets.

Anthony begins the summer series in the book of Proverbs. What is the difference between the wise and foolish person? Where does wisdom begin?

We look together at the events of Pentecost in Acts 2 and see how they are the culmination of the story of the Bible from even the very beginning.

Anthony walks through the ramifications of Jesus' ministry in His ascension, a strange Biblical doctrine packed with meaning.

Anthony uses the next portion of the Easter lectionary readings to talk about what it means to ask God to heal, with all of the possibilities of what yes and no might feel like. [This sermon was from May 11, but did not upload properly at that time.]

Anthony looks at Acts 16 to see how Paul becomes the kind of person who ends up in a place he didn't plan to speak to a woman he couldn't know. What does this show us about being a person on mission?

This week, Anthony looks at the story of Peter and Cornelius to see how the Holy Spirit moves his people toward unexpectedly good things with grace and power.

This week, Anthony looks at Acts 9 and Revelation 5 to meditate on what happens when the Holy Spirit works in our lives and why it's safe to trust Him.

This week, VHC Elder Ben Lillard begins a series leading up to Pentecost in which we will focus on the person and work of the Holy Spirit using the lectionary texts for the season. This week, readings are from Acts 5, the Gospel of John, and Revelation 1.