Vineyard Community Church

As tragic as this day was when Jesus was nailed to the cross, died, and buried in a tomb. It was all part of God's plan for the salvation of mankind. Chip shares how there is a thread of hope woven through the Easter weekend story, and it is all part of God's plan for mankind's eternal salvation.

Chip talks about the prophetic importance of what took place on this day nearly 2,000 years ago in the city of Jerusalem, and what it means for us today the moment we put our faith in Jesus.

In our final Easter Offering Giving Series Chip shares with us the cause of effect God's spiritual laws have when it comes to our generosity and giving. Our giving is a gift to those in need!

Chip interviews Kim on her involvement with Convoy of Hope and Vineyard Community Church's partnership with the Women's Empowerment Initiative as a ministry we now support with our Easter Offering.

For part two of our Easter Offering giving series we look at a story Jesus told about the results we can expect with how well we manage what God entrusts us with. One thing is for sure, Jesus is very clear that the condition of our heart is connected to our generosity.

Chip interviews Steve Dolan from Brazil about the water filter project, and how the ministry is going in its new location from Portel to Belem, Brazil.

For part one of our Easter offering giving series, we look about the promises God attaches to our generosity. His Word shows that our generosity starts the condition of our hearts. Where are we when it comes to stewarding what God entrusts us with?

Chip interviews Steve Fitterer, who oversees the food ministry in Haiti that Vineyard Community Church supports. Steve shares with us how things are going in Haiti, as well as the feeding ministry, and the children who attend.

As we end this series we will look at the life of the one person in the Bible we can learn the most from, Jesus, and how He went about fulfilling His mission of seeking and saving those who are lost. We will look at how Jesus made sure that restoring dignity and building relationships was the first thing He established when encountering those He interacted with.

Today, we are looking at an interaction between the prophets Elijah and Elisha, and the miracle God did with and in front of them. More than just this moment, we are learning from Elisha how to live in between miracles, and how do we experience the life changing miracles of God as a natural part of the everyday?