Today we celebrate resurrection Sunday, but what is there to say about this day that has not already been said? So, I did what any desperate preacher does…I Googled. And the first few results that came up all started with the words, “He is risen”. This got me thinking:

Why do we say, “He is risen”, and not, “He has risen”?

Join us to find out.

Join us for our Palm Sunday message as Mauritz shares his heart with us.

To quote the words of a good friend, "He is just so... everything!"

~Eleanor Brand

Join us as Mias shares about the fullness of Christ in our lives.

We started off this theme by speaking about three types of "load-bearing" pillars. The first was the foundational pillar which represented the pillar of salvation in our lives and the second was the external pillar, which represented our identity in Christ Jesus. Join us tomorrow morning as I talk about the third type. The center pillar. Also known as the pillar of the soul.

These pillars are usually loadbearing because they transfer the weight of the roof to the floor. Their main job is weight transferal. And weight transferal is just a fancy way of saying handing over your burdens. Pillars are really good at handing over their burdens. Join us as we attempt to learn from these pillars how to hand over our burdens.

The last two weeks we have been speaking about pillars in our lives that help us in our Christian walk with God.

We said that the basic pillars in our lives are the relationships we have with God and ourselves.

Today I want to talk about the relationship you and I have with our families. Your household: your wife, husband, and your children.

Knowingly or unknowingly, we all have pillars on which we build our lives. Things that stand out and that we view as important for us to live by, or perhaps to live the way we want to live.

When we look at the structure of our spiritual lives, we know and have heard many times that although we are still in this world, the riches or the pleasures of the world cannot offer us contentment, peace or help us to experience resurrected life. The Bible teaches that God has saved us primarily to be in a RELATIONSHIP with Him, through Jesus Christ and others.

Join us as Landa talks about God as our pillar this week.

This month’s theme is called pillars and during this month we will have an in-depth look at what are the pillars that sustain the Christian’s life. What are the pillars that enable this house to stand?

Join us this week as we kick off this series talking about the first two pillars of the Christian life namely, salvation and identity.

Every single human being has a calling on their lives. There is no one who has not been called to God to live in and experience His unconditional love for themselves. But once we accept the call, what happens next? Join us as David shares about God's call to action and how that changes us and equips us to live out that calling.

During this month we talked about the fact that the Church of Christ was and still is God’s idea and not just a ritual that happened along the way. Mias spoke about commitment, firstly to God and then to one another. David Pettit said last week that if we become followers of Christ, it means that we do not just “want” anymore but we become givers through the HS who lives in us.

Today, I want to be very practical and share with you who we as WC Vineyard are. How can we apply what we have heard?

Join us as Mias shares about what it means to live a life committed to God.