Vineyard Community Church

To get to the start of what our calling is in life we must get to the very nature of who God is, and God is love! God chose us so He could love us!

As we start a new sermon series we look at several passages from the Bible that make it clear we all have a calling on our lives that God placed there long before we were born.

Today we talk about the missions that VCC supports. Vietnam - Free wheelchairs; Haiti - Feeding children; Brazil - Clean drinking water.
We also have missionaries from Brazil, Keith and Marsha Wilson to share what is happening with the Vineyard in Brazil

Pastor Geno Olison from South Suburban Vineyard Church in Chicago finishes our Vineyard Values series by sharing the importance of Psalm 34. How do we get others to "Taste and See" that the Lord is good?

Kelisia Hudson shares with us an important value to Vineyard Community Church and that is getting out of our comfort zones and "reaching across the table" to those we perceive as being different than us.

For the start of this series on Vineyard Values we look at some of the distinctives that make the Vineyard Association unique. We also look at the "Already and Not Yet" theology the Vineyard adheres to.

Pastor Mark Poland finishes our series, "Loving Like Jesus." Mark shares how we are to reconcile others to Jesus, but not only that, we are to model Jesus in all that we do, it's not an option.

Nathan Fleeger (One of VCC's student ministry directors) starts a two part series titled, "Loving Like Jesus." Nathan shares with us the importance of loving those who feel marginalized, not seen in society, and how Jesus often used moments with the lowly to usher in the kingdom of God in a powerful way!

Today, we talk about the importance of being a part of a church family and how investing in that family is investing in that church's future. When God starts a good work in someone He isn't done until the return of His Son, Jesus.

Guest Speaker Michael Hansen, lead pastor at Vineyard Church of Delaware County shares with us the redeeming qualities of God's never-ending work of restoration in mankind.