Vineyard Community Church

This is the first of a two part series about Jesus' mission here on earth. Today, we talk about how Jesus came to communicate and demonstrate God's love for mankind.

In honor of today being, "Child Dedication Sunday" we take a look at how important Jesus says children are. Also, we look at his reaction when people brought their children to Him for a blessing.

Paul DiYanni ends this series talking about a man by the name of Jabez. Jabez overcame obstacles in life that we can only speculate about. Despite these obstacles, Jabez stayed close to God and prayed a prayer that was granted. Jabez found favor with God and was given influence to those around him!

Ps. Dave shares with us the story of an unnamed boy in the Gospel of John who shared his little lunch with Jesus. In turn Jesus performed a miracle by feeding thousands of people with that lunch. It just goes to show us that a little put in the hands of Jesus can go a long way!

Ps. Melanie Forsythe from Life Vineyard shares with us the importance of using our god-given gifts, and what the outcome of pressing into those gifts will result to.

Today we look at a man from the Old Testament who was known for his charitable deeds and loyalty to King David. A man by the name of Barzillai, Barzillai the Gileadite, otherwise known as a man of refreshing.

Today, we talk about the importance of foreign missions, and the three mission VCC supports. Free wheelchairs in Vietnam, Feeding children in Haiti, and clean water filters in Brazil.

Kim Richardson shares with us about using our gifts to be a blessing to others. She uses the example of an unsung hero from the book of Acts by the name of Dorcas. Dorcas used her gift as a seamstress to minister to the widows in the city she lived in.

Today, we start a new series focusing on people in the Bible who played a heroes role, but we don't hear much about them. Ps. Dave starts by looking at a man named Barnubus, and how he was an encourager to the disciples.

Paul DiYanni shares some of God's divine providence that has happened in his own life. He also shares with us the story of Gideon and the fleece he put before God. Was this just a coincidence with Gideon, or did God's divine providence show up?