Reese LeRoy | In Reese's sermon, he talks about the wonderful thing that happens when we exchange our turmoil for Messiah's peace.

Angela Otero | This Advent we’re approaching Christmas day through prophecies from the book of Isaiah. We all have a need to hope, and Isaiah speaks of a hope in Someone Greater who promises to exchange real-life battles for real-life hope.

Reese LeRoy | In Jesus' interaction with the woman caught in adultery, we get a picture of how God treats with kindness, those taken advantage of by inequitable systems that leverage shame.

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | Mark 1:40-45 talks about a man with leprosy that seeks healing from Jesus. Jesus shows compassion for this man and heals him. Likewise we should show others this same type of compassion. Mary-Margaret discusses this in depth. Let's listen.

Reese LeRoy | November is Compassion Month at Vineyard Church of Augusta. In this first sermon of the series God's Justice for the Poor, Pastor LeRoy asks: What is justice? What does justice mean for our everyday lives…especially when it comes to the poor?

Reese LeRoy | It’s a question worth asking today: What is greater? The influence of the church on the dominant culture, or the dominant culture's influence on the church? Is my life more influenced by kingdom of this world, or by Jesus and the kingdom of God?

Rodger Otero | In this sermon from our Urgent Love Letters series, we learn that Jesus opens up permanent admission into God's presence.

In this podcast, we continue to look at Jesus' letters to the seven churches in Asia Minor. Specifically Sardis.  Conquering soldiers came like a thief in the night to capture Sardis. So this letter served as a spiritual wake-up call for them and for us.

The city of Thatira was a busy commercial town with lots of tradesmen. These tradesmen would have to belong to a trade union in which idols were worshipped. This was a big problem if you happened to follow Jesus. Let's unpack this.

Continuing the podcast series: URGENT LOVE LETTERS, we will look at the letter to the CHURCH AT PERGAMUM. The city lacked in commerce but it made up as a CENTER OF RELIGION AND WORSHIP…namely to pagan gods. In His letter, Jesus calls them to Remain True.