Vineyard Community Church

In this two-part series we talk about how to see a vision through with success and not setbacks. We use the Israelites and their spying out the Promised Land as an example of whether or not we see life through eyes of fear or faith.

Melanie from Life Vineyard shares with us how we are all "prone to wander," but it is the loving, shepherding heart of Jesus that chases us down and back into His kingdom

Paul DiYanni shares with us the invitation God gives for those to join Him for a great party in heaven, sadly many will not accept the invite. However, for those that accept the invite we are told there is plenty of room for all to come! Great message from the Gospel of Luke chapter 14.

Kim Richardson teaches about the most famous mom that walked the earth, Mary, Jesus' mom. We look at how Mary listened to the word from God and how she was confused, but at the same time "stepped into" the plans God had mapped out for her.

Today we are recognizing the work being done at Vineyard Community in the area of racial reconciliation. We start by interviewing our "Be the Bridge" leaders, Walt and Kelisia Hudson, then Chip shares what it's like to listen to God's voice when it comes to how He feels about all people. We end with a special treat by Bennie Colquitt! We hope you enjoy this service.

As we finish this series we look at how it takes an encounter with Jesus to bring the freedom so many people are looking for in life.

Kim Richardson shares with us an encounter with Jesus a man named Zaccheus had, and it explains to us how much we matter to God.

We are starting a new series today about the change people experience when they have an encounter with Jesus. Today, we look at a lady from the Gospel of Luke whose life was transformed with forgiveness through an act of worship.

Join us as we talk about the hope that only the resurrection of Jesus can provide.

As we look at the significance of what Palm Sunday represents, we look at the three groups of people who were present on that day, what each perspective was, and how does this play out in our personal lives?