Vineyard Community Church

Today, we look at another story Jesus told about God's unfailing love for us.  It's told as the story of the prodigal son, but could it really be a story of a father's unconditional love?

Also, with the tragic loss of Ps. Simon Forsythe, Ps. Dave talks about how blessed we are to be in an association like the Vineyard.  The Vineyard has really come together to help in any means possible, and it truly is a blessing to know that people are willing to do whatever it takes to see a church family through a tragedy.

The Reckless Love of God.  Today we look at a story Jesus told that illustrates the undeniable love God has for mankind.

Also, we spend a few minutes honoring our Vineyard brother, Ps. Simon Forsythe, and his untimely passing from this earth.

Today we start a new series looking at some of the stories Jesus told in order to explain the Kingdom of God to people.  This message is titled, "Disrespectful, but Honest."  Jesus explains what it's like to do or not do God's will, and we find out how much God appreciates our honesty.

It's good to quiet things down and spend time outside, especially if we want to hear from God.  Listen, as we learn from Jesus and how He spent a lot of time with His Father in heaven.

Also, we share with the church some of the things we've put in to place when it comes to security and safety during a Sunday service.

Dr. Reynolds shares with us the importance of sharing our faith outside the walls of the church. That we all have God-given abilities we can use to make a difference in the world around us (Luke 19:12,13).

Join us as we celebrate 40 years of ministry at Vineyard Community Church!

As we finish the Urban Legends we will cover the topic of hell.  Is it true that "No good people go to hell?"  What did Jesus have to say about hell, and did He even talk about it much?

Is heaven for real?  Do we get to play harps and sit on clouds?  Today, we look at what the Bible says about the existence of heaven and what we will do if we get there?  Most importantly, does everyone go to heaven?

Today, Joshua Poland teaches on the urban legend that we are not to judge other peope.

Today we are looking at the urban legend, "To forgive is to forget." If we forgive someone are we really supposed to forget the incident happened?