As we begin our ReVamP the Mission series, Baron Goins turns to the Great Commission and Acts 1 to help us discover our mission and understand fulfilling it is not reliant on what we know but who we know. 

How do we disagree? When matters of differences arise in church, how do we determine what's scriptural and what's opinion? Who is the weaker brother? These questions are central to us being the community of Christ. Today, Tim looks to Romans 14 for insight and guidance. 

As Vaughn Park Church seeks to be led by the Spirit, all to the glory of God, Tim examines references to the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament.

How do we come alongside and help the hurting? As Vaughn Park Church celebrates Agape Sunday, Steve Duer shares a new take on a familiar lesson from Luke 10. 

How we speak and act can be more impactful than what we say or do. In today's lesson, Tim encourages us to examine how God approaches his relationship with us as we seek insight about our interactions within the community of believers. 

Do we study the Bible to prove what we believe or discover what God wants us to become? This week's lesson is all about interpreting the Bible and how honest study, humility and open dialogue are critical to unity. 

When does sin begin? This is a question Tim asks as we explore the story Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5. Even as the early Church was experiencing amazing unity and generosity, the sin of pride and pretension crept in. 

Do you feel God's presence in your life? As we begin Vacation Bible Study, Tim draws on the Exodus account of the tabernacle to remind us God is with us, both guiding our steps and guarding our back. 

Jesus' prayer in John 17 is for His followers to be unified just as the Father, Son and Spirit are one. In today's lesson, Tim challenges us to focus on what's really important and to pray for those with whom we disagree. 

Throughout history, Christians have disagreed and divided over countless issues — some important, most not. In today's lesson, Tim challenges us to renew or commitment and love for one another as we examine the matrimonial illustration of the Church found in Ephesians 5.