With this new series we will be looking at several different religions and organizations that claim to hold the truth. Today, we lay the groundwork as to why Jesus is the only way to eternal life in heaven.

Rachel Reynolds shares with us some powerful stories of "God in action" when it comes to the courage we all need to do what He's calling us to do.

Continuing our series on grace, we look at a bad decision king Jehoshaphat made. Instead of "hiding" from his mistake, Jehoshaphat owned up to it and prayed to God about it. God's grace will be extended even when we don't deserve it!

Today, we look at the fact that God loves "do-overs." How do the consequences of our decisions play into grace? We look at an example with king David and how God can bring good out of bad decisions.

Today, we look at the pursuit of God's grace for us. King David was on the pursuit to "show the kindness of God" to someone from Jonathan's family. This is very much the way God pursues us!

Today, we look at a parable Jesus told of a merchant and a pearl. How awesome is it that Jesus is the merchant in the story, who "sold it all" so that He could purchase the pearl. We find out that we are the pearl...Jesus gave it all up for us!!

Ps. Dave starts his message talking about some current events at Vineyard Community, then goes into an important teaching about how Jesus went about His business. He only did what He saw the Father doing, and this is the perfect example of how we can see where the Holy Spirit is moving!

JR shares his story about answering God's call for his life. It's a great story about saying, "Yes" to all that God has for us!JR is from the Delaware City Vineyard and he is getting ready to plant a Vineyard church in Marion, Ohio.

Putty Putman teaches about our Identity and Destiny in the Kingdom of God.

This is a raw recording, but well worth listening to.

Ps. Dave, Roxanna, and Chip talk about their adventure in Brazil.In honor of Father's Day, Ps. Dave shares the importance for dads to never give up and to strive to always do good for their children.