Vineyard Community Church

Ps. Chip shares his experience with our recent mission trip to Brazil and how the water filter project is going. Steve Fitterer reports on how things are going in Haiti with the feeding children ministry, and Henry gives an update on the wheelchair mission in Vietnam.

Kristen Fitterer shares with us the importance of God's timing in our lives, and the many different facets that can effect that timing, and what He wants to do in and through us.

Kim Richardson starts a new series about our purpose and calling for God's Kingdom here on earth. Today, we look at the importance of a person's identity, but even more important is who they are in Jesus. The moment we discover our identity in Jesus, we begin to discover our true purpose in life.

Pastor Dave shares with us the Bible verse that changed his life 50 years ago on August 6, 1973, and how that verse has a way of calling people into a relationship with Jesus.

In this message Ps. Chip shares how our relationship with Jesus has a tendency to ebb and flow. The disciple Peter was dedicated to his friend Jesus, but even then, Peter found himself distant from Jesus at times. How can we use Peter as an example to stay close to Jesus at all times?

Guest speaker Michael Hansen from the Vineyard Church Delaware County shares with us an important "Vineyard Distinctive." A Vineyard distinctive is something that helps define who we are as a movement, and in this message Michael speaks on the value of being naturally supernatural.

Guest speaker Wade Coffey from the Muskingum Valley Vineyard Church shares with us the importance of the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

As we finish this sermon series, we look at the tension believers walk in when it comes to the mystery of God's will, and our answers to prayer.

Elba Dolan from Brazil shares with us the foundation of the mission every Christian is called to.

As we continue our “Made For More” series we look at how much God cares for us, that He is our provider and sustainer in all things. Often we are concerned with the destination of our journey, but God is more focused on our transformation throughout the process. How do we not get distracted and stay focused on Jesus, the Bread of Life?