Robin Trafford | Because of Joseph’s obedience, the Prince of Peace was ushered into this world. We have the privilege of accessing this peace by inviting God’s Kingdom into our day to day lives.

Reese LeRoy | On the first Sunday of Advent, we focus on the hope we have in Christ.  By looking at the account of Zechariah and Elizabeth in the Gospel of Luke, we see how this hope is based on God’s character and His never-ending faithfulness to us.

Reese LeRoy | On this final Sunday of Compassion Month, we look at the story of Jonah and how God reveals His great compassion for the people of Nineveh.  In the life of Jonah, we see our human tendency to care more for the things that bring us comfort and pleasure than for the people who are lost and hurting.

Todd Matthews | Todd Matthews of His Feet International was our guest speaker.  Todd shared about his organization that focuses on making disciples of unreached people groups in Asia.  Todd challenged us with Jesus’ teaching from the Parable of the Great Banquet and explained how life’s interruptions can be opportunities for kingdom inbreakings and holy moments.

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | Jesus reveals the Father as he is moved with compassion to heal the sick and feed the hungry. We, in turn, are invited to be the hands and feet of Jesus. As he commanded the disciples to bring the loaves and fish to him, Jesus invites us to bring our resources as well as our brokenness to him. This sermon explains how this is the imprint we intend  to follow as we serve the poor.

Reese LeRoy | We begin Compassion Month at VCA with a focus on the compassion of our God.  Throughout scripture we see that God’s compassion is not merely emotional or passive.  It is always active and powerful, offering forgiveness and rescuing those who believe.

Duke Lancaster | Duke and Marie Lancaster are Vineyard pastors who love the church and give themselves to seeing it encouraged and empowered across the country and around the world.  In this message, Duke talks about the absolute essential role of the church in the life of every believer.

Sam Sahyouni |If we wait until the work is done to rest, we’ll never rest. Kingdom rest starts before the list is complete — because rest is an act of trust.

Reese LeRoy | In the final message of our series on Ruth, we see how the story concludes with Ruth marrying Boaz and Ruth giving birth to Obed, who would become the grandfather of Israel’s greatest king David.  Ruth, Boaz, and Obed are also included in the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords.  Their stories remind us that God has purposed that everyone be included in the story of His kingdom coming and advancing throughout the world.

Reese LeRoy | Ruth’s journey reminds us that lives that seek to follow God are marked by both seasons of doing and times of being still.  When we have done all that we can do, God invites us to be still, to trust in Him as our Redeemer, and then watch Him do what only He can do.