We are called to compassion, to care for the least of these: the outcast, the unwanted, and the rejected.

We can see from the beginning that it was the nature of God that he loves his children. Even when we don’t love his children, God loves his children.

There is a battle going on between heaven and hell and you and I find ourselves in the middle. God is seeking and saving his children, his lost sheep. The devil is seeking whom he may devour.

As we come together we know we have the right, individually and corporately, to come before God in prayer.

Both Abraham and Moses we considered to be friends of God. Do you think God likes you?

We are supposed to be teaching people to obey what Jesus said, commanded, taught, and prescribed for us to do.

While the 11:15a service had the chance to cheer our friends on in baptism, this is the full message that PJoe had prepared for the morning.

This season, along with our small groups, we are digging through John Mark Comer’s “God Has a Name”. Knowing God begins with knowing his name.

Every single morning when I wake up, I feel like I ought to do holy things. I ought to pray. I ought to read scripture. I ought to journal and write about my spiritual life. But I don’t always want to.

Have you ever been interrupted by God? God will interrupt your life when He is ready to do something powerful, something great, but here’s the thing, it’s up to you to make room for God.

In this special anniversary message from Vineyard USA Area Leader, Jason Duncan, We look at the world around us and see all the need, all the hurt, all the chaos. What is Jesus doing in the midst of it all?