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In a culture that is increasingly hostile to traditional values and biblical truth, it can be challenging to hold fast to our faith and to engage with the world around us. But as Christians, we are called to be salt and light inthe world, and to stand firm in our convictions, even when the culture is hellbent on destruction.
Join us for week 3 of a new thought-provoking series that tackles the most controversial and divisive issues of our time. With expert insights and biblical guidance, we'll explore how to navigate today's challenges while staying true to God's Word and His will for our lives.
In a culture that is increasingly hostile to traditional values and biblical truth, it can be challenging to hold fast to our faith and to engage with the world around us. But as Christians, we are called to be salt and light inthe world, and to stand firm in our convictions, even when the culture is hellbent on destruction.
Join us for week 1 of a new thought-provoking series that tackles the most controversial and divisive issues of our time. With expert insights and biblical guidance, we'll explore how to navigate today's challenges while staying true to God's Word and His will for our lives.
Week 8 (August 18) – The Parable of the Wicked Tenants Scripture: Matthew 21:33-41, Mark 12:1-9, Luke 20:9-16
This parable serves as a stark warning about the consequences of rejecting God’s messengers and ultimately His Son. It reflects on stewardship, responsibility, and the grave mistake of attempting to usurp what belongs to God. For disciples, it emphasizes the importance of humility, obedience, and respect for God’s authority. The parable teaches that God’s kingdom will be taken away from those who are unfaithful and given to others who will produce its fruits. It underscores the seriousness of our calling and the expectation of faithfulness and fruitfulness in God’s vineyard.
Week 7 (August 11) – The Parable of the Fig Tree
Matthew 24:32-35, Mark 13:28-31, Luke 21:29-33
Through the Parable of the Fig Tree, Jesus teaches about recognizing the signs of the times and the imminence of God’s kingdom. It encourages disciples to be observant, discerning, and prepared for the return of Christ. The lesson for disciples is to live in a state of readiness, understanding that the fulfillment of God’s promises is near and that we must live accordingly. This parable calls disciples to spiritual vigilance, encouraging them to stay spiritually awake, engaged, and mindful of their mission in light of the kingdom's coming.
Week 6 (August 4) – Special Guest Pastor Luis
Luke 14:15
In this weeks message from our Parables series, we have a special message from Pastor Luis Pereda from the Parable of the Great Supper. Join in as he teaches a powerful message about what it means to be a part of God’s Great Kingdom.
Week 5 (July 28) – The Parable of the Mustard SeedScripture: Matthew 13:31-32, Mark 4:30-32, Luke 13:18-19
The Parable of the Mustard Seed conveys the kingdom of God's humblebeginnings and its expansive, unforeseen growth. For disciples, it's alesson in faith and the potential of small beginnings empowered by God.This parable encourages disciples to not underestimate the impact of theirfaith and actions, no matter how insignificant they may seem. It illustrateshow the kingdom grows in ways and extents beyond human expectation,teaching disciples patience, trust in God’s processes, and hope for thetransformative power of God’s work in the world.
Week 4 (July 21) – The Prodigal Son
Scripture: Luke 15:11-32
The message on the parable of the prodigal son delves into the transformative power of repentance, the depth of God’s unconditional love, and the importance of forgiveness and grace. It highlights how the younger son’s journey from rebellion to redemption demonstrates the hope and joy found in returning to God. The older brother’s reaction teaches us about the dangers of resentment and the need to embrace grace. Ultimately, the father’s unwavering love and celebration of his son’s return reflect God’s boundless compassion and mercy. This message encourages reflection on our own relationships and calls us to mirror God’s love and forgiveness in our lives.
Week 3 (July 14) – The Parable of the Talents
Scripture: Matthew 25:14-30, Luke 19:12-28 (Parable of the Minas)
This parable highlights the importance of utilizing God's gifts responsibly and with initiative. It teaches disciples that God entrusts them with various resources and expects them to use these gifts not just safely but in a way that fosters growth and benefits His kingdom. The lesson here is clear: faithfulness and industriousness in God’s service lead to reward, while fearfulness and inaction result in loss. For disciples, it underscores the value of every opportunity to serve and the expectation of accountability in stewardship.
Week 2 (July 7) – The Wise and Foolish Builder
Scripture: Matthew 7:24-27, Luke 6:47-49
In this parable, Jesus contrasts the outcomes of two builders, one wise and one foolish, to illustrate the foundational importance of living by His teachings. It's a powerful metaphor for disciples about the stability and security found in applying Jesus’ words to their lives. The storms represent trials and tribulations, teaching disciples that resilience and safety lie not in mere hearing but in the diligent application of Jesus' teachings. This narrative encourages disciples to assess their foundations and commit to building their lives on the solid rock of Christ's words.
Week 1 (June 30) – Parable of the SowerScripture: Matthew 13:3-9, Mark 4:3-9, Luke 8:5-8
The Parable of the Sower illustrates the different receptions God's Word receives based on the state of one's heart. It teaches disciples the importance of preparing their hearts to be good soil, where God's teachings can take root, grow, and produce fruit. This parable emphasizes the necessity of understanding, embracing, and acting upon the Word toensure spiritual growth and effectiveness. For disciples, it’s a call to self-examination, to cultivate receptivity, endurance, and faithfulness in following Jesus.
Week 6 (June 23) – The Character of the Wise
We will conclude our series in week 6 looking at the characteristics of a wise person. We will reflect on how wisdom shapes character, influences decisions, and is manifested in a life well-lived, inspiring each other to continue growing in wisdom long after this series is over.
Week 5 (June 16) – Family and Relationships
In week five we will learn from Solomon about wisdom in or family and friendships. By practicing the wisdom that Proverbs we will learn how to nurture stronger relationships. Whether it's honoring parents, cherishing our spouse, or fostering genuine friendships, Proverbs holds the keys to relational wisdom.
Week 4 (June 9) – Wealth and Work (Principle of Honor)
In week four we will learn about the immutable principles of diligence, integrity, and stewardship in our work and financial life. We will gain Biblical insight into honoring God first as our provider and stewarding our life for maximum impact.
Week 3 (June 2) – The Power of Words
Our words have the power to build or to destroy and God has called us to be intentional about the words we use. We will investigate the potent force of words as Proverbs portrays them and learn how to harness this power to build up, encourage, and impart grace, transforming our relationships and day to day interactions.
Week 1 (May 19) – Foundations of Wisdom
We will open the series looking at the structure and context of the Proverbs, including an overview of our journey together. We will uncover the foundational principle of wisdom in Proverbs: the fear of the Lord. We will explore how a reverent awe of God is the starting point knowing and loving Him.
Week 6 (May 12) Psalm 119 (He Teaches Us) & Psalm 150 (Outro)
We will wrap up this series in week 6 looking into Psalm 119 and 150. We will dig deeper into Psalm 119 and uncover the richness and reward of having a commitment to knowing and obeying God's word. And in Psalm 150 we will end as the Psalms do, in great expression of praise to God, with instruments, singing, and dancing.
Week 5 (May 5) – Psalm 91 (He Protects Us)
In week five we will dive into Psalm 91, another famous Psalm, and explore how God protects us when He is our refuge. We will come to understand what it means to "live in the shelter of the Most High" and all of His promises towards us when we do.
Week 4 (April 28) – Psalm 73 (He Fulfills Us)
In week four we will see how God fulfills us when we remain faithful to Him. We will discover, like Asaph, that the reward of following God is far greater than the rewards of following the enemy and the ways of the world. We will understand how acknowledging and dealing with sin in our own heart will allow us to maintain God's perspective in our life.
Week 3 (April 21) – Psalm 51 (He Forgives Us)
In week three we will look closer at how God forgives us in Psalm 51. This Psalm of David shows his heart of repentance after being confronted by the Prophet Nathan about his sin with Bathsheba. God's forgiveness extends to us when we humbly and sincerely acknowledge our sin and repent no matter the severity of our sin.
Week 2 (April 14) – Psalm 23 (He Cares For Us)
In week two we will unpack Psalm 23, one of the most famous Psalms, and see how God cares for us as our Great Shepherd. We will see how being led by God means we lack for nothing. He gives us rest, strength, protection, comfort, blessing, goodness, and unfailing love.
Week 1 (April 7) – Overview & Psalm 1 (He Leads Us)
We will open the series looking at the structure and context of the Psalms, including different authors, styles, and themes throughout. Then, in Psalm 1, we will see how God shows us what is in store for those that choose Him.
Message 3 – Easter Sunday (March 31) – Christus Victor, The Victoryof the Resurrection
Easter Sunday's message celebrates the implications of the resurrection ofJesus with a pointed focus on His victory over sin, death, and thetransformative power it offers those who follow him. It articulates thesignificance of Christ's triumph, not only as a future hope but as a presentreality, enabling a life of victory over shame, fear, and the consequencesof sin. The sermon calls for an acknowledgment and submission to Jesus'as the only way of salvation, urging a life aligned with His teachings andempowered by His resurrection, offering abundance in this life and thepromise of life eternal.
Message 1 – Palm Sunday (March 24) – Face to Face with The King
The Palm Sunday message delves into the anticipation and fulfillment ofprophecy as Jesus enters Jerusalem, highlighting the Messiah's call,courage, compassion, and the promise of His coming kingdom. It sets thestage for the ultimate sacrifice, emphasizing the active participation andobedience required from believers, underscoring the themes of divinemovement through people and the trade of one's life for the life in Christ.
Week 8 (March 17) – Reframe Your Relationships (Relational Health)
99% of the time, if we continue to grow towards Jesus, Stay connected to healthy people, and deal with conflict according to the Bible, we will have less difficult relationships around us. However, sometimes this isn’t possible, and you will have to draw some boundaries. In this final week, we will talk about how to deal with difficult people and maintain optimal relational health.
Week 7 (March 10) – Reframe Your Body (Physical Health)
Our culture has never been more sedentary, and while many of the foodswe eat are fast and convenient, they also tend to be high in fat, refinedsugars, grains, and calories. Add to that the constant flow of "get healthy"quick schemes and an overload of information, and many of us are frozenin place concerning our physical health. This week, we will explore whatthe Bible has to say about physical health and provide principles you canuse to get physically fit and healthy and stay that way.
Reframe Your Mind (Mental Health)
Every single action begins as a thought... If you don't think it, you don't do it. That's both good and bad. If it's a good thought and you act on it – then you're going to do something good. If it's a bad thought – then you're going to do something bad. Proverbs 4:23 says: "Be careful how you think; your life is shaped by your thoughts." Join us this week as we focus on the mind and its power to shape your life and what you can do to reframe it.
Week 5 (February 25) – Reframe Your Emotions (Emotional Health)
Our ability to feel deeply is a gift from God, and our emotional health plays an important role in how we interact with other people, for the better or for the worse. Understanding what emotional health looks like biblically and learning how to discipline our unwanted emotions will lead to stronger relationships in every area of our lives.
Week 3 (February 11) – Reframe Your Time (TimeManagement)
The Bible says in the book of Psalms, chapter 90 in verse 12, that in order to gain a heart of wisdom, we must learn how to number our days. This week is all about time management and making time for the things that matter most for your overall health. We need wisdom about how to organize our time for whole life health and wellness. This week, we will give guiding principles to help you do just that.
Week 2 (February 4) – Reframe Your Perspective (Personal Vision)
Our life on Earth is short, and it is the promise of eternal life that allows us to press on this side of Heaven. Jesus moved with a clear vision, and in Proverbs chapter 29 in verse 18 it says "Where there is no vision, the people are unrestrained, But happy is one who keeps the Law.” Personal vision, as it applies to the Christian, is less about your plan and more about your life in God's Plan. This week, we will focus on the power of personal vision and a 3-part process to creating your own.
Week 1 (January 28) - Reframe Your Faith (Whole Heart Devotion) Proverbs chapter 4 in verse 23 tells us to “Guard our hearts above all else, for it determines the course of our life. "Your relationship with God is more than just one area of your life; it is the center that feeds every other area. This week, join us as we learn from Jesus what it means to be completely devoted to God with our whole heart and, as a result, live more fulfilled in every other area.
Week 4 (January 21) – The Bible Protects
Grasp the power of the Bible, sharper than a double-edged sword. "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by God’s word." Navigate through Matthew 4, where Jesus deflects temptations using the Scriptures. Understand that with every temptation, God provides a way out. Let the Bible shield you from deceptions and lies, empowering you to overcome worldly desires and pride.
Week 3 (January 14) – The Bible Connects
Celebrate the strength found in unity. Uncover the significance of a unified mission and Church. Realize that our faith magnifies when shared within God's spiritual family. Reflect on the Acts passage, "they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching." Dive into Ephesians 4:11 to understand the core elements of Christian community and discipleship.
Week 2 (January 7) – The Bible Speaks
Attune your ears to the voice of the Holy Spirit. Delve into the Mount of Transfiguration, emphasizing "This is my son, hear Him." Discover the essence of God's Word spoken through the Holy Spirit - Logos & Rhema. Recognize that to hear God is to know His word. Compare spiritual fullness with worldly intoxication and understand the significance of being filled with the Spirit.
Week 1 (December 31) – The Bible Instructs
Discover how the Bible highlights the rights and wrongs in our lives. "Let these words not depart from your mouth; inscribe them on your doorposts." Explore the journey from fearing God to knowing Him and eventually loving Him. The Shema Prayer teaches that true knowledge leads to obedience. Embrace the understanding that God orders the steps of the righteous. Dive into the trustworthiness of the Bible and its instructive power.
Week 4 (December 24) – The Shepherds
In the fourth week of our series, we turn our attention to the shepherds who received the angelic announcement of Jesus' birth. Drawing from the prophecies of Isaiah 9:2 and Micah 5:2, we understand the significance of the shepherds' presence at this divine moment. Their encounter with the angels and witnessing the newborn Savior in Luke 2:8-20 symbolizes the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies of a Savior who would be the sacrificial Lamb of God. Their response of awe, worship, and sharing the good news reflects our own call to proclaim Jesus as the promised Messiah.
Week 3 (December 17) – Joseph
In the third week of our series, we focus on Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. Through the prophetic words of Isaiah 7:14 and Jeremiah 23:5-6, we understand the context and significance of Joseph's role in the fulfillment of God's plan. Joseph's obedience to God's direction, as seen in Matthew 1:18-25, reveals his faithfulness, integrity, and willingness to sacrificially love and protect Mary and the promised Messiah. His story teaches us about trust, forgiveness, and embracing God's purpose for our lives.
Week 2 (December 10) – The Virgin Mary
As we continue our Advent journey, we delve into the story of Mary, the chosen vessel through whom Jesus, the promised Messiah, would enter the world. The prophecy of Isaiah 7:14 is fulfilled in Mary's virgin birth, as recorded in Luke 1:26-38. Through her humility, surrender, and unwavering faith, Mary becomes a powerful example of trust and obedience in God's divine plan. Her willingness to say "yes" to God's call challenges us to trust His leading in our own lives.
Week 1 (December 3) – Elizabeth and Zachariah
In the first week of our series, "Awaiting Advent: The Promised Messiah," we explore the story of Elizabeth and Zachariah, a righteous and faithful couple. Through the prophecy of Zechariah in Luke 1:67-79, we see the connection to the Old Testament promises of a coming Messiah. Their miraculous conception of John the Baptist fulfilled the prophetic words of Malachi 4:5-6, preparing the way for the Messiah. From their lives, we learn about God's faithfulness, the power of prayer, and the significance of obediently walking in His plans.
Week 5 (November 19) – The Reward – Year End Giving
In the concluding week, we delve into the fulfillment of divine promises, witnessing the majestic interweaving of history from Abraham to the Messiah. This week, we celebrate the fruits of steadfast faith and labor in God’s vineyard. It resonates with our vision of building the local church to be a triumphant and rewarding beacon of God’s love and light in our world.
Week 4 (November 19) – The Opposition -Year End Giving
Week 4 is dedicated to exploring the challenges and oppositions Nehemiah faced during the rebuilding process. We will dive into the strategies and perseverance that marked Nehemiah’s leadership. Drawing parallels with today, it reinforces our commitment to standing resilient against societal pressures, ensuring that our local churches remain strong pillars of faith in our communities.
Week 3 (November 12) – The Work – Campaign Videos
In Week 3, our attention is on the divine provision and unfolding realization of the project Nehemiah undertakes. We’ll discuss the practical aspects of building, emphasizing unity and collective contribution. In the spirit of Nehemiah’s project, we are reminded of our role in the continual building and expanding of our local church’s influence as a beacon of hope and light in our communities and beyond.
Week 2 (November 5) – The Burden
Week 2 centers around Nehemiah as an ordinary individual with an extraordinary burden for his people and city. Through his journey, we learn about the power of a shared vision and collective action. This week’sfocus ties into our current mission, emphasizing how personal conviction and shared burdens can inspire us to be the change agents in our societies, rebuilding cultural and spiritual walls in our present-day contexts.
Week 1 (October 29) – The Remnant
In Week 1, we focus on understanding the historical pathway from Mount Sinai to the time of Nehemiah. We dive into the narrative of Israel, exploring the significant legacies of leaders like David and Solomon. Through this historical lens, we’ll gain insights into the spiritual foundation upon which our faith is built. As Nehemiah was instrumental in rebuilding Jerusalem's walls, we are called today to rebuild the walls of culture, serving as pillars of light and salt in our families, church, community, nation, and world.
Week 8 (October 22) – The Spears of Prayer
Be inspired to finish strong as we delve into the importance of using the spear of prayer to overcome the enemy. Join us for a powerful conclusion to our series, as we celebrate God's faithfulness and encourage you to persevere in your own journey of faith.
Week 7 (October 15) – The Sword of The Spirit
Be inspired to finish strong as we delve into Nehemiah's unwavering determination to complete the rebuilding project. Join us for a powerful conclusion to our series, as we celebrate God's faithfulness and encourage you to persevere in your own journey of faith.
Week 6 (October 8) – The Helmet of Salvation
Experience the strength and impact of unity as we explore Nehemiah's leadership in rallying people together for a common cause. Discover the power of teamwork and collaboration in accomplishing great things for God's Kingdom.
Week 5 (October 1) – The Shield of Faith
Don't let opposition deter you from pursuing your God-given dreams. Join us this week as we delve into Nehemiah's journey of facing and overcoming opposition, equipping you with practical insights on how to stay focused and resilient in the face of criticism.
Week 4 (September 24) – The Shoes of Peace
Be inspired to finish strong as we delve into Nehemiah's unwavering determination to complete the rebuilding project. Join us for a powerful conclusion to our series, as we celebrate God's faithfulness and encourage you to persevere in your own journey of faith.
Week 3 (September 17) – The Breastplate of Righteousness
Experience the strength and impact of unity as we explore Nehemiah's leadership in rallying people together for a common cause. Discover the power of teamwork and collaboration in accomplishing great things for God's Kingdom.
Week 2 (September 10) – The Belt of Truth
Don't let opposition deter you from pursuing your God-given dreams. Join us this week as we delve into Nehemiah's journey of facing and overcoming opposition, equipping you with practical insights on how to stay focused and resilient in the face of criticism.
Week 1 (September 3) – Know Your Enemy
Discover the power of having a clear vision as we dive into the inspiring story of Nehemiah. Join us as we explore how Nehemiah's vision to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem can ignite a fresh sense of purpose and direction in your life.
Lead Pastor Weekend (August 27) - The Weapon of Worship
As we look forward to starting a new series next week, today we pause to look at Acts, chapter 16. Starting in verse 16, we hear the story of Paul and Silas being unjustly beaten and imprisoned, and how their worship in the midst of a seemingly hopeless situation brought not only their own freedom, but also the salvation of their jailer and his entire household.
Week 6 (August 20) – The Strength of The Church
In week six, we will close out our series discussing spiritual warfare in Ephesians, chapter 6. This chapter emphasizes how as believers, we are not fighting against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil. We will dive into the practical ways this looks in our lives, including putting on the full armor of God, standing firm in faith, and praying at all times.
Week 5 (August 13) – The Testimony of The Church – In week five, we will cover Ephesians, chapter 5. This chapter emphasizes how as Christians, we are called to live in the light and not in darkness, and to be imitators of God in all we do. We will dive into the practical ways this looks in our lives, including avoiding sexual immorality, obscene talk, and drunkenness, and instead filling ourselves with the Spirit and speaking truth in love.
Week 4 (August 6) – The Gifts of The Church
In week four, we will explore the powerful truths of Ephesians chapter 4. This chapter emphasizes that Christ himself has given gifts to the Church, including apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. We will explore how these gifts, along with the role of church leaders, are designed to equip the saints for ministry and promote unity in the faith and maturity in Christ. Join us as we discover how understanding and utilizing these gifts can transform our lives and the life of the Church.
Week 3 (July 30) – The Purpose of The Church
In week three, we will dive into Ephesians chapter 3. This chapter
emphasizes that through the Church, God's wisdom and love are
displayed to the world and that the Church is part of God's
eternal purpose for humanity. We will discover how
understanding our role in this purpose can transform the way we
live and impact the world around us. Join us as we explore the
amazing truths of Ephesians chapter 3 and discover the
incredible purpose that God has for his Church
In week two, we will explore the powerful theme of unity found in Ephesians chapter 2. This chapter emphasizes that through Christ, we have been brought near to God and reconciled to one another, creating a new community of faith. We will dive into the amazing truths of how Christ has broken down the barriers that once separated Jew and Gentile, creating one new people, the Church, in Him. Join us as we discover how this message of unity impacts the way we relate to one another and the world, and how we can live out this identity as members of God's household.
In week one, we will learn the powerful truths found in Ephesians chapter 1. This chapter reveals the amazing story of how Jesus, all the way back to Genesis, has been working to bring Jew and Gentile together into one people, the Church. We will explore how this mystery of the Church was part of God's plan all along, and how through Christ, each Christian has been blessed with every spiritual blessing. Join us as we discover the incredible depths of God's love for his Church and how it impacts our lives today.
In the seventh and final week, we'll turn our attention to the future, focusing on the last wishes of Joseph's father, Jacob, and the blessings he bestows upon his sons. We'll delve into the story of the impending enslavement of God's people, but also witness how God's faithfulness ensures their preservation throughout this difficult time. As we conclude our series, we'll reflect on the parallels between Joseph and Jesus, highlighting how Joseph's story serves as a foreshadowing of the promised Messiah.
Week 6 (July 2nd) - In week six, famine strikes Canaan, which forces Joseph's brothers to embark on a journey to Egypt in search of food. We’ll witness the wisdom of Joseph as he thoughtfully evaluates the sincerity of his brothers' remorse. Through a series of tests, Joseph carefully assesses their transformation. Joseph, finally convinced of their change of heart, reveals his true identity to his astonished brothers.
In week five, everything changes as Pharaoh's dream sets the stage for Joseph's future. Joseph's life experiences have prepared him for this defining moment, proving that he didn't simply rise to the occasion, but was divinely equipped for it. As Joseph interprets the dream and gives all credit to God, he is recognized as the only one with the skills to guide Egypt through the coming years of plenty and famine. Witness Joseph's strategic genius as he develops a plan to save not only Egypt, but also the surrounding nations from death.
In week four, we follow Joseph's journey in prison, unjustly accused, yet God's faithfulness remains unwavering. Despite his circumstances, Joseph maintains a positive attitude and continues to trust in God's plan. Witness how, even behind bars, he is given favor by the warden and is divinely positioned to interpret the dreams of the King’s cupbearer and baker, showcasing his prophetic gift. The cupbearer returns to his position and forgets about Joseph for two years and Joseph is again reminded that while men may fail, God never forgets His promises.
Week 3 (June 11) - In week three, we follow Joseph's journey from being sold into slavery to his unlikely success in the house of Potiphar. We witness how Joseph's integrity and unwavering faith earn him favor, allowing him to rise above his circumstances. He works to learn the language and ways of the Egyptians, skillfully adapting to his new environment. However, his trials are far from over as he faces a false accusation from Potiphar's wife, once again testing his devotion to God.
Week 2 (June 4th) - In week two, Joseph faces his first major adversity when his own brothers sell him into slavery in Egypt. We’ll examine the deep-rooted jealousy and animosity that led to this betrayal and explore the emotional and spiritual challenges Joseph faced as a result. Witness how Joseph's unwavering faith and mindset helped him overcome this heart-wrenching ordeal, setting the stage for God's greater plan to unfold.
Week 1 (May 28) - Week one introduces Joseph, a key figure in the survival of his family and the future nation of Israel. We'll explore the context of his life, fromhis position as the youngest son to the favoritism he experienced from his father. Additionally, we'll delve into Joseph's dreams and their impact on his relationship with his brothers, setting the stage for the unfolding drama and the powerful lessons we'll uncover throughout the series.
Week 6 (May 21) – Establishing a solid financial foundation is vital for the long-term success and prosperity of our families. This week, we will examine the importance of putting God first in our finances through the Biblical practice of tithing, laying the groundwork for a stable and thriving financial future.
Week 5 (May 14) - Following the New Testament command for husbands to love their wives, understanding and meeting a wife's essential needs is vital for a strong and thriving marriage. Join us this week as we explore the five love needs of every wife and learn how husbands can meet those needs and deepen their relationships with their wife.
Week 4 (May 7) - In accordance with the New Testament command for wives to respect their husbands, recognizing and addressing a husband's fundamental needs is crucial for a harmonious and lasting marriage. Join us this week as we explore the five respect needs of every husband and discuss how wives can better honor and cherish their partners in a God-honoring way.
Week 3 (April 30 - Creating a culture of mutual respect and honor is essential to buildingthe Dream House we all desire. This week, we will discover how to cultivate anatmosphere of honor in our homes, offering practical tips for nurturingfulfilling, God-honoring relationships with our loved ones.
Week 2 (April 23) – Understanding God's design for marriage is crucial for a thriving family. Join us this week as we delve into the Biblical purposes of marriage, examining its role as the foundation of the family and discussing the significance of strong marital bonds.
Week 1 (April 16) – The Foundation
Tension is a natural part of any relationship, and learning how to grow through it is key to building stronger, healthier connections with our loved ones. Join usthis week as we explore the foundation of a Dream House and how to navigate the tension between God's ideal and our reality.
Week 1 (April 16) – The Foundation
Tension is a natural part of any relationship, and learning how to grow through it is key to building stronger, healthier connections with our loved ones. Join us this week as we explore the foundation of a Dream House and how to navigate the tension between God's ideal and our reality.
This is the culmination of Jesus Wins, as we remember and celebrate Jesus’ victory over death!!
Pastor Nathan explores the access we received to the throne of God as Jesus took His final breath on the cross.
Fulfilling Old Testament prophecies, Jesus set his face towards Jerusalem. On Palm Sunday, he would be praised a week before his death. He knew everyone that was praising him as he was riding on a donkey would be saying ‘Crucify’ the next week.
Week 3 (March 26) – The Holy Spirit Works Through Us
In week three of our series on The Holy Spirit, we will learn about theinfilling or baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the empowering work of theHoly Spirit in the life of a believer for works of service. We will explorewhy it is important to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and how it enables usto minister love, grace, and healing to a hurting world
Week 2 (March 19) – The Holy Spirit Works In Us
Join us for week two as we discuss the three ways that the Holy Spiritworks in the life of a Christian. We will discover how the Holy Spirit’s rolein the life of a Christian is central to making us more like Jesus andempowering us to live out our faith.
Week 1 (March 12) – The Holy Spirit is a Person
Join us for week one as we learn that while our experiences inform us, only God's Word can truly transform us. That's why we'll turn to the Bible to see what Jesus says about the Holy Spirit. In John 16:7, Jesus tells His disciples that it is better for Him to leave and send another, a helper, the person of the Holy Spirit.
Week 6 (March 5) – Relational Health
In the final week of the series, we will explore the importance of healthy relationships and discuss how to foster and maintain strong, positive connections with others. We'll talk about the importance of communication, forgiveness, and boundaries and offer tips for building and maintaining healthy relationships with family, friends, and loved ones.
Week 4 (February 19) – Emotional Health
This week, we will delve into the role that our emotions play in our overall well-being and discuss practical ways to manage and regulate our emotions. We'll talk about the importance of self-awareness, self-care, and healthy coping strategies and offer tips for building emotional resilience.
Week 3 (February 12) – Financial Health
In this week's message, we will discuss the importance of financial stability and offer tips and strategies for managing our finances in a responsible and God-honoring way. We'll look at ways to budget, save, and invest and discuss the role that generosity and stewardship play in our financial well-being.
Week 2 (February 5) – Physical Health
This week, we will focus on the importance of taking care of our bodies and the role that physical fitness plays in our overall well-being. We'll discuss the benefits of regular exercise and healthy eating and offer practical tips for incorporating these habits into our daily lives.
Week 1 (January 29) – Spiritual Health
In this week's message, we will discuss the importance of having a strong foundation in our faith and how to nurture our relationship with God. We'll look at ways to grow spiritually, including through prayer, reading the Bible, and being part of a strong church community.
Week 3 (January 22) – What Do You Do?
When isolated and alone, we tend to drift away from God, and that is why Jesus established the Church and placed us in it. The Local Church is a greenhouse, a spiritual family who's role is to help us grow up and mature as an Everyday Disciple. Join us this week as we learn how essential spiritual community is to our ultimate success in life.
Week 2 (January 15) – What Do You See?
Human beings are vision driven. What we see has a powerful effect on our life. The foundation of authentic faith is the ability to see our life in God’s plan. Join us this week as we learn about the power of personal vision and how it connects your life to purpose and significance.
Week 1 (January 8) – What Do You Believe?
Belief of faith is the foundation of our lives. The question is, belief in what and faith in whom? Your answer to this question is the answer to every other question in your life, ultimately resulting in life or death. Join us this week as we discover a deeper understanding of belief and how God changes our life by changing how we think.
Week 6 (December 24) – Christmas Eve
The Christmas season is all about lights. We are really into them. You probably grabbed a coffee and went out for a drive this week to look at Christmas lights! Why are we so fascinated with lights? It’s because we were created by God to live in the light, His light. The story of Christmas is about God restoring the light of our lives by bringing the light of the world into this earth. Join us as we celebrate Jesus, the light that overcomes the darkness.
Week 4 (December 11) – Joy Killers
The first announcement about Christmas came with a promise of joy to shepherds in Luke 2:10. The reason the announcement came to shepherds is to emphasize that Joy is not based on a situation but a revelation. It doesn't come from feelings but faith. Join us this week as we learn how to overcome joy killers and thrive this holiday season.
Week 3 (December 4) – The Gift of Joy
We are in a season on the Christian calendar called Advent. Advent comes from a Latin word that simply means "Coming." Join us this week as we learn how the presence of Jesus produces the gift of Joy. It is this joy that empowers us to thrive, not just survive this holiday season.
Week 2 (November 27) – Overcoming Stress
You and I may be living in one of the most stressful times in history. The key to overcoming stress is not eliminating all stress - it’s biblically managing stress. Join us this week as we learn how to overcome the negative effects of stress this holiday season.
Week 6 – (November 13) – God’s Economy
What do you think of when you think of miracles? Most usually think of something spectacular or supernatural. Many never stop to realize that the God of the supernatural is also the God of the natural and He has hidden his greatest gift in the most ordinary of places... in the ground. The unstoppable power of the seed is God’s greatest miracle and the foundation of His work in our lives.
Week 4 - (October 30) - God's Invitation
God never moves in our life and church without our participation. It isn't because he wants something from us but because he has something infinitely more for us. Sometimes God invites us to give up our lunch to experience a miracle. God is not a tyrant or bully. He will never make us do anything against our will. But when we align our will to hid, He paves the way to infinitely more in our life and our world.
Week 3 – (October 23) – God’s Voice
The Christian life isn’t about saying yes to Jesus once but saying yes to Him repeatedly, in every step and every season. He wants to speak to us but doesn’t yell or scream. Jesus shows us infinitely more as we learn to listen, trust and obey Him.
Week 2 – (October 16) – God’s Perspective
God set the stars in the sky and put the sun and moon in their place. He created everything on Earth for us to enjoy and yet still beckons further towards more than we could ask for or imagine, infinitely more. We can’t see His Plan without His perspective and embracing our role as caretakers or stewards of all He puts in our hands.
Week 1 – (October 9) – Infinitely More
Each of us along our journey in life encounter defining moments and these moments determine the course of our lives. Why? Because they require us to choose. In the Christian life the choices are clear. Will we choose to live our way or will be choose to live God’s way. Our choice will determine whether our lives are mundane or infinitely more than we could ever imagine.
Week 6 (October 2) – The War on The Church
The War on the Church is not a war waged by the world, but a war waged from within. As Christians, it is tempting to coast or drift in our faith and allow familiarity to with God to replace the awe we once had for Him. What is the bulwark against this tendency? The answer is honor. Jesus says in Matthew 15:8 that it is easy to honor God with our lips and our hearts still be far from Him. Join us this week as we learn more about honor and the Biblical Principle of First.
Week 5 (September 25) – The War on Government
Jesus engaged political and religious leaders directly and boldly. On numerous occasions the Apostle Paul leverage political influence for the sake of The Gospel, and we should too. Politics matter and elections have consequences. Join us this week as we discuss the Christians role in politics and government.
Week 4 (September 18) – The War on Education
We live out what we believe. Education is the most powerful weapon which can be used to change the world, and the enemy knows it. Our education system in America has been hijacked from its original objectives, and it is time to take it back. Join us this week as we learn God’s strategy for educating our children.
The War on God
The enemy knows that when humanity aligns his life with Biblical truth, humanity is aligned with laws that govern life; there is less opportunity to destroy. God created all moral, social, and scientific laws, and He gives humanity the choice as to whether to cooperate with Him or not. Join us this week as we lay the foundation for engaging the spiritual war.
Week 4 (August 21) – UNMISTAKEABLE Discernment
As Christians we need to take time in most every circumstance to examine and put to the test the source of information, especially our thoughts and emotions. The Bible calls this ability discernment. It’s when we, by the Spirit of God, distinguish and judge the source of something. Join us this week as we study UNMISTAKEABLE Discernment in the book of 1 John.
Week 2 (August 7) – UNMISTAKEABLE Anointing
Throughout the book of 1 John, he says there are two things that are necessary to keep you from deception: A love for the truth of God’s Word, and walking in the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Join us this week as we study UNMISTAKEABLE Anointing in the book of 1 John.
Week 1 (July 31) – UNMISTAKEABLE Forgiveness
We have been delivered from the penalty of sin by justification, but we haven’t been delivered from the presence and the relational consequences of sin. That is an on-going process called sanctification. Join us this week as we study UNMISTAKEABLE Forgiveness in the book of 1 John.
Week 6 (July 24) – Prayer in Motion
Did you know that your prayers are supposed to get something done? Prayer is not just therapeutic. Your prayers change things. Fervent prayer works. God hears and answers. Join us this week as we learn about prayer in motion.
At Vintage Church we believe the church is more than a place you go, it's a family you belong to. In this message pastor Nate breaks down the ways that God brings individuals together for his greater purposes.
Week 4 (July 10) – Wisdom in Motion
The Bible’s definition of wisdom clearly separates wisdom from knowledge, because a person can have a mind full of facts yet lack authentic wisdom. Join us this week as we learn about wisdom in motion.
Week 3 (July 3) – Words in Motion
Our words have power! They carry the amazing power to heal or to wound, to encourage or to discourage, to speak truth or to deceive, to lift or to shame. Join us this week as we learn how to speak in motion.
Week 2 (June 26) – Love in Motion
When you experience and embrace the extraordinary love of God, it changes your life, it certainly changed James’ life. Join us this week as we learn how to love in motion.
Week 1 (June 19) – Life in Motion
Your faith will be tested, not by God, but He will use these trials. Why? God wants to do something in you before he can do something through you. Join us this week as we discover how to live in motion.
Week 8 (June 12) – When I Feel Stressed
We all can get stressed out at times. But the truth is - You and I may be living in one of the most stressful times in history. The effects of stress on our personal lives are even more profound than we often imagine. Stress penetrates to the core of our being. Learn how to manage stress through spiritual discipline.
Week 7 (June 5) – When I Feel Depressed
A sense of hopelessness, frequent tears, difficulty concentrating and making decisions, excessive irritability, insomnia, lack of marital attraction, lowered activity levels, and an unhealthy desire for isolation are just several of the many signs of depression. Learn how to spot it early and deal with it Biblically.
Have you noticed how easy it is for us to go from happiness to anger in an instant?!You can be having a great day, enjoying life…Then someone walks into your life and in about 1.2 seconds, suddenly, you’re frustrated, mad and upset. Learn how to deal with the dangers of uncontrolled anger.
Week 5 (May 22) – When I Feel Afraid
Not all fear is bad. God has created man with the ability to regard certain dangers with protective fear. This is for man’s preservation and safety. But when fear is unhinged from God’s Word and left unmanaged it can grow and have devasting effects in our lives. Learn how to overcome the fear that threatens your life as a Christian.
Week 4 (May 15) – When I Feel Conflicted
One of the most important skills we must learn, especially as a Christian, is how to resolve conflict. Because we live in a broken world, there is conflict everywhere. Learn how to deal with conflict Biblically and watch your relationships grow and thrive.
Week 3 (May 8) – Mother’s Day – When I Feel Busy
The Gospels record that Jesus felt comfortable in the home of Mary and Martha and their brother Lazarus. The four weren’t just acquaintances; they were close friends. Join us as we learn from Mary and Martha what happens when we allow busyness and comparison to steal our joy.
Week 2 (May 1) – Changing How You Feel
No lasting transformation takes place in our lives until our thoughts begin to change and align with God’s Word. Learn how you can change the way you feel by changing how you think.
Week 1 (April 24) – The Truth About Feelings
When kept in proper context, feelings draw you closer to God, others, and your destiny. However, we can get trapped when we allow our emotions to control us. Join us this week as we learn how to manage unwanted emotions.
April 17 (Easter Sunday) – An Open Door
Easter is right around the corner, and it’s our favorite time of the year as a church family! Come discover the meaning behind the story of Easter as we celebrate the power of what Resurrection Sunday means for each of us personally.
Week 3 (April 10) – The Apostle Paul
The life of the Apostle Paul perhaps one of the most transformational stories in all of scripture. He went from persecuting and hating the church to becoming the most famous church planter in history, writing over two thirds of the New Testament. Join us this week as we learn from his story.
Week 2 (April 3) – James, Half-brother of Jesus
When Jesus was performing miracles and preaching the Good News, His own half-brother James, the one that grew up with Jesus, was not following Him. He was not among the Twelve Disciples. But something happened to James after he encountered the resurrected Christ. Join us this week as we learn from his story.