Hearing The Word is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. We’ve created this series so you can listen to the reading of Scripture and allow it to settle into your heart. This summer, the scripture will line up with our sermon series, Invisible Things. In this episode, you'll hear Colossians 3:1-4.

This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was read by Stanzi Schalter and was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by We Dream of Eden.

Hearing The Word is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. We’ve created this series so you can listen to the reading of Scripture and allow it to settle into your heart. This summer, the scripture will line up with our sermon series, Invisible Things. In this episode, you'll hear Colossians 2:16-23.

This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was read by Stanzi Schalter and was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by We Dream of Eden.

How do we live without fear? What does the Bible say about being adopted? What does it mean to say that God is our Father?

Guest speaker Peter Rhee explores these topics while introducing Vineyard Manhattan to CarePortal, a service made for aligning people in need with churches and organizations who want to help.

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Hearing The Word is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. We’ve created this series so you can listen to the reading of Scripture and allow it to settle into your heart. This summer, the scripture will line up with our sermon series, Invisible Things. In this episode, you'll hear Colossians 2:6-15.

This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was read by Stanzi Schalter and was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by We Dream of Eden.

How does our flesh define us? What does the Bible say about our flesh?

In this sermon, pastor Adam Schalter tackles worldly philosophies meant to enslave us, explores the freedom of removing our fleshly nature, and explains how to pay our fleshly debts.

This is the sixth sermon in Invisible Things, exploring God’s unseen reality as revealed to us in Colossians.

Learn more about us at: https://vineyardmanhattan.org/

Hearing The Word is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. We’ve created this series so you can listen to the reading of Scripture and allow it to settle into your heart. This summer, the scripture will line up with our sermon series, Invisible Things. In this episode, you'll hear Colossians 2:1-5.

This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was read by Stanzi Schalter and was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by We Dream of Eden.

Is there such a thing as too much pleasure?

In today's sermon, Adam explores the experience of suffering versus pleasure, where we derive the strength to rejoice, and where we get our sense of self.

This is the fifth sermon in Invisible Things, a sermon series exploring God's unseen reality as revealed to us in Colossians.

Learn more about us at: https://vineyardmanhattan.org/

Hearing The Word is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. We’ve created this series so you can listen to the reading of Scripture and allow it to settle into your heart. This summer, the scripture will line up with our sermon series, Invisible Things. In this episode, you'll hear Colossians 1:24-29.

This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was read by Stanzi Schalter and was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by We Dream of Eden.

Vineyard veteran Mike Turrigiano shares some practical ways to avoid being a "non-disciple."

Learn more about us at: https://vineyardmanhattan.org/

Hearing The Word is a podcast series by Vineyard Manhattan. We’ve created this series so you can listen to the reading of Scripture and allow it to settle into your heart. This summer, the scripture will line up with our sermon series, Invisible Things. In this episode, you'll hear Colossians 1:15-23.

This episode was produced by Ann DuBois. The scripture was read by Stanzi Schalter and was taken from the World English Bible translation. Music by We Dream of Eden.