We have a special guest for this week, Larry Fulmer! Larry is the senior pastor at the Salvation Army, serving with his wife, Ashley Fulmer.

Larry brings us the story of the amazing faith of the centurion and how his faith was not hindered by the chaos of the situation but was transfixed on Jesus.

Today we finish our series "Keep In Step".

One of the things we all so desperately need in our day is wisdom. We search all over the place for counsel that will help us navigate life well. As we seek to be people who join what God is doing, Derek talks about how we can have access to God's wisdom by the Spirit of God.

Today we are continuing our series called "Keep in Step".

Each and every one of us is given gifts by God when we begin life as a follower of Jesus. For so many of us, though, we either don't know that to be true, or we don't know the extent to which we are to use them. In this message, Derek talks about how we receive gifts, the humility they should produce, and the gratitude to God we demonstrate when we use them to the fullest extent God intends.

We've said frequently that we, as a church, want to join what God is doing. It's a core value that we hold. One of the foundational pieces of being able to join what God is doing involves hearing God communicate with us. If we want to keep in step with the Spirit of God and join God in all times and spaces, we need to cultivate a posture to hear God speak to us. Today Derek talks about how we can orient ourselves to be receptive when God speaks.

Today we are continuing our series called "Keep in Step".

As the Vineyard, we want to be 'right now' people. People who follow God and do what He is doing, even when it looks unfavorable or risky. Evan shows us in the story of Peter and Jesus walking on water the reason for our fervency in doing what God is doing. To be "right now" people is to know and magnify Jesus.

Today we are starting a new series called "Keep in Step".

Now that we have resumed in-person Sunday morning worship gatherings, what is important? What is God doing with us? Who are we going to become? Does everything just go back to normal? Today Derek begins this new series talking about being a people who keep in step with the Holy Spirit and how this connects to the season we are in as a church.

What is the significance of the resurrection of Jesus? Does it matter if it really happened? Can we even know for sure? As we celebrate Easter at Vineyard Altoona, Derek answers all of these questions and more!

Today we are continuing our series for Lent called "Have Mercy on Us".

Sometimes our preconceived notions of what God is going to do gets in the way of what God is actually doing. As we look to next Sunday's celebration of Easter, Jeri invites us one more time to open ourselves to God to be formed into people who can engage in the mission of God in humility.

Today we are continuing our series for Lent called "Have Mercy on Us".

Confirmation bias is the human tendency to prefer information that confirms what we've already decided while suppressing information that contradicts it. Every one of us is prone to confirmation bias. The Jewish leaders had been waiting for the Messiah for centuries, but when Jesus shows up as the Messiah, he doesn't look like they decided he should. Consequently, the very people who have been waiting for the Messiah end up missing Jesus. We all have a confirmation bias that seeks to affirm what we've already decided. But what if our confirmation bias causes us to miss the invitation of Jesus? Derek's message today is called "How Could We Miss Jesus?"

Today we are continuing our series for Lent called "Have Mercy on Us".

Elizabeth Ebling, one of our very own, will be bringing the third message in this series. She encourages us to not only walk with our God, toward justice and mercy, but doing so with humility.