Today, we take a look at whether or no the saying "all sin is the same" is an urban legend or true.

With the start of a new series about myths or beliefs about what the Bible says, we explore the idea of whether or not there are many ways to heaven.

VCC is involved in 4 different foreign missions and today we will be talking about two of those.  The free wheelcharis we give away in Vietnam, and the feeding children program in Haiti.  Also, Ps. Dave finishes the service talking about the value God places on human life, especially the poor and needy.

Summer Clark closes out this series by talking about the defining moment people have when faced with the shame of things done and how will Jesus respond.

Find out what Jesus had to say about the greatest "defining moment" every single person will one day face, and that is Judgment Day, the day we meet Jesus face-to-face.

Today we look at the defining moment Pontius Pilate faced on whether or not to have Jesus crucified.  Pilate knew what the right thing to do was, but instead didn't want to be involved.  Therefore, he did what he thought was the next best thing and he "washed his hands" of the decision.

Chip Richardson shares with us the "defining moment" the religious leaders had when they couldn't accept Jesus restoring a man's sight on the Sabbath.  Also, the man who received his sight had a "defining moment" when he realized Jesus revealed Himself to him as the Son of God.

Paul DiYanni teaching on the "Defining Moment" the woman at the well had when Jesus told her that He had living water to offer.  Water that would promise her never to thirst again.

The Hebrew midwives had a "defining moment" when they decided to obey God's ways rather than the Pharoah of Egypt. Was it a big deal that they lied in the process?

Today, we are doing a review of the student's week spent at SOS, and what it meant to them.  We also hear from the team that went to Brazil to minister and distribute water filters.  Plus, Ps. Dave has a short message on fulfilling what Jesus called, "the great commission."