Vineyard Community Church

As we finish our series on "Identity Theft" we will look at the importance of how easy it is to lose our identity (Who we were created to be) in human relationships.

Today, we look at the fact that we become righteous the second we accept Jesus in our lives.  Too many people feel like righteousness is something that needs to be attained, but the Bible clearly tells us, it's the moment we accept Jesus.

Today we start a new series about why our identity is so important, and how it plays a role in our destiny.

Join us as Ps. Dave shares one of his famous Christmas Eve stories, The Compass.  This is a story about two friends, a special gift, and a Christmas miracle.

Join us as we look at the greatest story ever told and how it all started. How did Mary react when the angel announced that she would be the one to give birth to the Savior of the world? All of us were created for a purpose and we can use Mary as an example on how to see God in what may appear to be a random event that unfolds in our lives.

Here is our 5th annual Trans-Siberian Tribute of the Gospel. We pay tribute to 10 of TSO's songs while telling the story of God's unfailing love about the prodigal son.

***Disclaimer***
This is a soundboard recording, it by no means reflects the live sound mix.

Today we finish our series about some of the stories Jesus told in order to give us a better explanation of how God's kingdom works.  The story today is called, "Equal Pay for Unequal Work." Jesus told a story about a landowner who hired people at different times throughout the day, but paid them all the same at the end of the day.  It's a story that represents the way God's kingdom works, but seems like it might be a bit unfair.

Joshua Poland shares with us the importance of forgiveness.  We look at a story Jesus told on forgiveness about a man who was forgiven much, but was unwilling to forgive someone else.

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.