As we finish our Easter Offering giving series we look at how the biblical law of proportion is connected to the law of sowing and reaping. The Apostle Paul teaches that we should not expect God to pour back into our lives in abundance if we are not willing to invest in His Kingdom in proportion to what we have (If a farmer plants a few seeds, he would be foolish to think he's going to reap a generous crop).

Kim Richardson shares with us the ongoing partnership we have with Convoy of Hope, and shares with us, in detail, what the Women's Empowerment Initiative is  all about.

In part 2 of our Easter Offering Giving Series, Chip talks about the importance of managing well the gifts and resources God pours into us, and how the outcome is connected to the condition of our hearts.

In part two of our Easter Offering giving series, Chip interviews Steve Dolan from Brazil. Steve oversees the operations of the water filter project, and he has a lot of good information to share as far as what has been happening in Brazil with the water filters. Also, he and Elba give an update on the Vineyard church they pastor in Belem.

As we begin our Easter Offering giving series, we look at the promises God's Word gives us in the area of generosity, and how our generosity is connected to the posture of our heart toward Kingdom living. Does our generosity reflect the generosity of God's Kingdom?

As we start our Easter Offering giving series we begin with the Haiti Feeding Children Ministry. Steve Fitterer gives an update on how the mission is going in Haiti.

As a way to prepare us for the coming Easter Celebration, Thomas Dickson shares with us the importance of the meaning behind the last seven statements Jesus made while He was nailed to the cross, and what lessons we can learn from these statements.

As we finish our, “Good In Tension” series, we will look at a biblical way to go about making a difference for the good in the world around us. How do we follow God’s lead when He places a burden on our hearts to make a difference?

As we continue our series titled, “Good In Tension.” We will look at how a follower of Jesus can work toward finding common ground with others while we are all trying to navigate through what seems to be perilous times in our ever-changing culture.

Today is the start of a new sermon series titled, “Good In Tension.” How do followers of Jesus embrace the tension of our ever changing culture as we represent the Kingdom of God in a way that brings peace and unity in a world of turmoil and uncertainty?