Sermons: Recent Episodes
Vineyard at Tuttle Crossing: Dublin, OH
The Vineyard is a house of prayer. Join Jason as he encourages us to bring the Kingdom through prayer.
Jesus has come to bring good news to the poor but that isnt all. Join John as he shares the mission of Christ with us.
Families are at the center of Gods story. Mothers and fathers are central to families. Hear the heart of God in this great message.
Be encouraged! Sometimes, life is hard. John invites us to reflect on our difficulties in the light of our destiny in Jesus.
Rick brings years of missionary experience to bear as he encourages us to be generous toward those folks God has placed in the missions field.
Jason Nowland reminds us with that Jesus came to bring joy. We can help people experience joy right here where we live. Jason encourages us with his humor and candor.
Can we be generous when we dont have much to give? John takes us through a famous story and encourages us to be generous people.
John and Bob Dylan teach us how Christ followers can embrace change and be a warm and winsome group of people during times of extraordinary change.
Jesus often visits us during times of weakness. John shows us how to welcome the presence of God in our lives even when we are weak.
Jason shows us how prasie and worship can help us in our everyday walk with Jesus. Praise and worship, amongst other things are weapons of war.
Evil is real. Evil is very evil and very real! What is a modern day christ follower to do when encountering such evil?
John walks us through the Lord's prayer paying special attention to the phrase "Deliver us from the evil one."
Self awareness comes from self reflection. What does this mean? How do we self reflect?
What did Jesus mean when He said "Follow me!"? John gives us some insight in this message.
Fast, faster, fastest. We live in an instant culture. Is this how the Kingdom of God works?
After returning from Peru Rick shares his heart about that nation and how we can serve our neighbors by sharing the gospel with them right here in Ohio.
John takes us through a portion of 1 Peter and takes a look at Jesus, spirituality and culture.
Jesus is the builder of the church of living stones. He builds well and with compassion.
Is it ever OK for Christians to question authority? What about questioning Jesus? John guides us through this topic.
Jay takes us one step further into the book of Jonah. When the storms of life come do will you have the spiritual technology to deal with them and even to help others?
One of the most famous stories in the Bible is about Jonah being swallowed by a whale. John shows us the many great lessons we can learn from the great book.
Lessons on anxiety, running out of hope and the faithfulness of Jesus from the book of Ruth.
When talking about controversial issues the apostle Peter gives us guidance. Speak with gentleness, respect and a good conscience.
Melanie highlights our kids as they move on to higher grades and better days! Congrats kids.
Rick shares about the power of dads and how they can impact the lives of their children.
The Holy Spirit and money. John encourages us to be Spirit minded in our relationship to money.
John helps us see how the way we think of healing may not be the way Jesus would have us see it. This is a very encouraging message.
Jason walks us through how we can go about getting on board with the mission God has on this earth.
Jesus and the disciples used signs and wonders to demonstrate the love of Christ for people. These signs and wonders are for us today.
Where Jesus and His followers meet it is a party. Any good party has gifts. John talks about the gifts we receive from the Holy Spirit.
Why would anyone follow someone who claimed to be God, hung out with sinners and was executed? John will explain why.
God speaks to people all of the time. Hearing from God does make you mentally ill. Hearing and listening to God is healthy and necessary for Christ followers.
Rick explores Gods command to for us to rest. Rick explains how we can enter into a rhythm of work and rest.
As christ followers we must use our influence to introduce people to Jesus. Often times these people are not in our natural circle of friends. John walks us through how to expand your base of people you can influence for Jesus.
God has blessed us as a church, community and nation. Rick talks about our best response to our blessings. This is a very encouraging message.
God sent Jesus on a mission to tell us about the Father. We, too are to go into the world and bring the good news of Jesus to other people.
God is our Father and we are His family. Other Christians are our brothers and sisters and we are family.
I am not enough is a common lie we tell ourselves. Jesus says we are enough. Take a listen and be encouraged.
Do you know that person who is overtop difficult to deal with? John gives us Biblical advice on how to handle difficult people with grace and compassion.
Using real life examples and common sense Rick helps us understand the cost of anger and gives us hope to conquer your anger with help of the Holy Spirit.
John walks us through a very famous passage and shows how Jesus has always been a healer.
You are enough! Jesus has called you, empowered you and has sent you on a mission to build each other up.
John shows us why the cross should always be front and center in the life of the church.
Rick shares his own journey through anxiety and shows us how God can use us in the midst of our weakness.
John answers the age old question of how relevant the church of Christ is in today's world.
Part two of John's message on how Christ followers should do battle against evil in all forms.
Our God is bigger than any enemy we face. John unpacks paul's words in this message about relying om the power of God to give us spiritual victory.
Maggie helps us realize how vital living an intentional life is and gives us practical tips on living a more intentional life.
Rick continues to encourage us to take the good news to places other than "Christian Only" zones. The gospel was meant to be shared and in order to share our great news we need friends to share it with. Rick, encourages us to take our good news to sporting events, movies, a pub, etc. Share the gospel of grace with thosde people that are in your life already and that you have relational equity with.
John exhorts us to live a life of sobriety and allow ourselves to be slave to anything but Christ.
Vineyard leader Steve Nicholson gave this message in Chicago, Illinois. John wanted me to pass this message on.
Jason encourages us as Christ followers that in this time of political rancor we are to be lights, witnesses of Christ's kindness and compassionate.
Rick shares a powerful example of how the most powerful message in the world is often delivered by the most unlikely of people.
Work, work, work. We have all heard that work is good and honorable. Listen to John break down the Christian work ethic from the book of Ephesians.
Everyone gets angry. Is anger good, bad or indifferent? John, walks us through this topic.
Telling the truth is a cornerstone of people who follow Jesus. John lays out why it is not only obedient to tell the truth but beneficial to you and others.
Rick helps us learn how to share our story in a natural, low key way to our friends and neighbors.
Our humble king rode into Jerusalem on a donkey and on the same day tore apart the temple. John breaks down this historic act.
How do you know if a bill is counterfeit? Well, you compare the bill to a genuine bill. Then it is easy to tell them apart. John discusses how to tell if someone has a genuine faith in Christ or a relationship that bears fruit.
How do we create more room for Jesus in our lives? Using a very famous story John shows us to to be people who create space for Jesus.
John talks about loving our neighbors as Jesus loved us...even our neighbors that are very different than us. We pray that as you listen to this message the Holy Spirit would empower you to being the good news to your neighbors.