Vineyard Covington

As followers of Jesus, our stories should look like his story. We are representing the love of God to the world so we better live with open eyes. Everything in our life, when surrendered to the king, all of it, good and bad, can be a sign that points to Jesus – his beauty, mercy, compassion and power. Everything matters.

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As we continue our series on Story, we look to the stories of others. These stories are full of suffering, so how can we respond to the suffering of others?

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We look back at the story of the birth of the church not so we can try to go back, but to be encouraged to keep going as Jesus leads his family on mission forward. God tells his kingdom story through the lives of people in relationship with him. And because he’s poured out his spirit on us we get to be witnesses, carrying the power of his presence wherever we go multiplying hot pockets of hope and love around the city.

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God is writing a new story of hope setting all things right in the world, and he wants to include you! As we keep saying yes to Jesus and following where he leads, we get caught up in something bigger, woven together with many others to create something beautiful. Your story matters.

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The first and most important step in learning to walk with Jesus is availability. God's not looking for superstars who have it all together, but people who are simply willing to say, "Here I am."

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Forgiveness is central to the message of the Bible and the good news of Jesus, and it means we don't have to walk around carrying all the weight of hurt from our past. Ready to start the healing process of offloading unforgiveness in your life?

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Jesus’ victory over sin and death on the cross introduced a new reality to the world setting us free from the power of sin and shame, and at the heart of this new reality is forgiveness.

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Jesus is welcomed as a king with great hope and expectation. But what kind of kingdom is he bringing? And how should we approach this king?

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God wants to speak to us. And his voice can change everything. But to hear him, we have to push aside distractions like our digital devices. In this sermon, we look at John 10 and the Good Shepherd to help guide us.

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As we step into the Lenten season, we take a look at the tests Jesus faced in the wilderness for 40 days. Jesus passed the tests his ancestors failed. What can we learn from how he passed them that can benefit us as we continue to learn to be more like him?

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