Vineyard Covington

This week, we turn to one of Jesus' healing stories in Luke 5 and discover that He sees more than symptoms. As Jesus ministers to the whole person, we learn how to partner with the Holy Spirit and care for people with the same compassion and attention today.

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Healing requires God’s ability and our availability. This Sunday we heard about how God worked in and through our team that ministered to refugees in Greece and how healing was a big part of their trip.

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Joe shares some amazing stories from a recent trip to encourage us that the same power of God we see in the scriptures is active and available to us today! As a church we're focused on developing as healing communities for the city. We believe this is a season of really growing as a healthy family that can welcome in, raise up, and send out people to experience and continue the healing work of Jesus.

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The Spirit was given not simply to give us new experiences, but to gather wounded people into a healing family that carries the presence and power of Jesus to the world.

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Jesus doesn’t avoid our failures or our pain. Sometimes healing requires returning to those places so He can rebuild what’s underneath and restore what was lost. In this sermon from Gospel of John 21, we look at how Jesus restored Simon Peter after his denial—and what that means for our own stories today.

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Jesus meets us in our doubt, invites us to trust, and sends us to live a new way of life with others. This is the ongoing process of life with Jesus. 

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Jesus is alive! But how do we recognize him when we are discouraged and disoriented? The Road to Emmaus offers some clues, showing us how things can drop from our heads to our hearts.

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We dive into the final section of John 6, where surrender becomes real. It’s one thing to receive the "miracle bread" of provision; it’s another to accept Jesus as the Bread of Life when His call challenges our comfort, our history, and our hearts.

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This week, we continue our Lenten journey through John 6. After the feeding of the 5,000, we shift towards the Bread of Life discourse and an understanding that it's less important to focus on what Jesus does for us, and more important to focus on who He is.

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As we step into the Lenten season, we look at a story in John that shows Jesus performing a significant miracle. What can this story and this season teach us about surrender?

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