We are not a whole church if we are not a reconciled church. We are not a welcoming church if we are not reaching out to people of all color.

We are the Vineyard, and sometimes we have to have difficult conversations.

This is the world as it descends into chaos rejecting God in heaven. Are we the final generation? What if we are?

When you think of “a friend that sticks closer than a brother,” who do you think of? What kind of friend are you?

Sometimes we just need a do-over, don’t we? Will God forgive me again?

Do you ever have those days when you feel like you are just, in the words of the great prophet and theologian, Jon Bon Jovi, Livin’ on a Prayer? How we handle the pressure tells us a lot about what we are made of.

David is talking about the pain of depression and frustration. Feeling the hopelessness of being abandoned by his friends and by God. There is a sense of drowning— of not being able to keep your head above water that comes with being in that place.

Do you feel confident right now? Do you feel on fire?

What are you afraid of? What keeps you up at night? What is your times of trouble?

What do you do when you feel like you aren’t winning? When all your hard work and effort isn’t paying off. When goals are not met, and don’t look like they will ever be met.