At Verso Vineyard Church, we believe that every time we turn toward Jesus, we step further into the story He is writing over our lives. Our church has always been about creating spaces and places where people encounter Him, and as we step into a new chapter, we continue that journey - turning the page, trusting His leading, and embracing what He has next for us.For the past 7 years, Mark & Steph Helvadjian have faithfully led Verso Vineyard Church, leading us through incredible seasons of growth, transformation, and Kingdom impact. Under their leadership, we have expanded our reach, embraced a multisite vision, and created environments where lives are changed by Jesus. Now, as they step into a new season of God’s calling, we bless them with deep gratitude for all they have poured into this church.At the same time, we look ahead with anticipation, knowing that the next page in this story is beginning. Chuck & Taryn Freeland will be stepping into leadership as our new Senior Pastors, carrying the same heart for transformation, passion for Jesus, and vision for the future. They have spent years leading, planting, and growing churches, and we know that their experience, heart, and vision will build upon the strong foundation already in place.‍Moments like this remindu that God’s story is still unfolding. Just as Verso means "to turntowar," this transition is about turning our hearts toward His plans,trusting in His faithfulness, and walking into the next chapter together as a churchfamily. ‍This is a new season, butthe same faithful God. We step forward with expectation, knowing that as weturn toward Him, He continues to shape, lead, and transform us.

This week Mark looks at Hebrews 10:23, reminding us that our hope rests not in ourselves but in God’s unchanging faithfulness. To confess our hope means openly declaring that our confidence is in Christ alone — not just in words but in the way we live.

We are urged to hold fast to that confession without wavering, even when life shakes us, because the One who promises is faithful.

From His character and promises, to the cross and resurrection, to His daily presence in our lives, God’s faithfulness is sure. Together, as God’s people, we can encourage one another to stand firm and live as those whose hope is anchored in Hi

In John 21:15-19, Jesus prepares Peter for a life of surrender as he fully engages with a move of God in his time. God is moving in 2025, and now is the time to respond.

We explore 3 invitations Jesus gave Peter, understanding that He is inviting us into these today also, as we engage with the move of God in our time:

In the book of Esther God is not mentioned explicitly but we can see Gods hand moving so clearly. God is calling us into a time of transition but let’s not be passive in this time, let’s be a people who are passionately stepping out of our comfort zones and giving God our yes even in our weakness and without first feeling fully qualified. God is always moving and we are empowered by him so let’s walk in that knowledge and get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Luke 15 isn’t just a collection of parables—it’s the pulse of God’s heart.
A shepherd risks the wilderness for one sheep.
A woman turns her house upside down for a single coin.
A father runs, robe in hand, to welcome a broken son.

These aren’t just stories—they are God’s autobiography. They reveal a truth we easily forget: you are worth the search, worth the sacrifice, worth the celebration.

n Philippians 1:3–6, Paul gives us a powerful vision for Christian life and community — one marked by gratitude, partnership, and unshakeable confidence in God’s ongoing work. This message explores what it means to recognise God as the Author who begins good work in His people and the Finisher who will bring it to completion at the day of Christ. We see that the “good work” is not merely external but rooted in Christlikeness — a lifelong, Spirit-led process of becoming like Jesus. Paul’s language reminds us that faith is not a private journey but a shared one; we are called into partnership in the gospel, joined together in mission, perseverance, and hope. Even when life feels uncertain or incomplete, we can rest in the truth that God never abandons His work. Our role? To stay faithful, keep saying yes, and trust that the story He’s writing still unfolds.

This talk explores the story of Hosea as a powerful picture of God’s unshakeable love for us, even in our unfaithfulness. It challenges us to identify modern-day idols, embrace God’s refining love, and respond with repentance, knowing that restoration is always possible through His faithful pursuit.

Spot God’s Handprint in the lives of people around us. How can we prepare ourselves to join in?

In this message, we explore how money reveals far more than our spending habits — it reveals our discipleship. Jesus says, “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” This isn’t just about finances — it’s about what we trust, what we love, and who we’re really following. Jesus doesn’t come with guilt, but with an invitation to freedom. When we put Him first and live with open hands, we discover that generosity isn’t a pressure — it’s part of a joy-filled life of worship and trust.

Worship is our response to God. It’s our innate response, the correct response to who God is, one that reorients our hearts, redirects our lives, and ultimately will be our eternal response.