Vineyard Community Church

Today, as part of our Kingdom Conversations series we are looking at a concept of Kingdom Theology that the Vineyard Association has planted its feet in, and that is the, "Already but Not Yet." How do we navigate through life knowing that the Kingdom of God is available to us in the here and now, but not yet fully established?

Today, we talk about the task God gives us with the message of reconciliation. All of us have a role to play in representing the Kingdom of God, so that the grace of God and the change that comes with reconciliation can be experienced by all who accept what Jesus did for us on the cross.

Today, we look at an encounter a blind man by the name of Bartimaeus had with Jesus. Bartimaeus' faith in Jesus was not going keep him were he was in life, and because of his persistence he had a life changing interaction with the Kingdom of God!

On this special Mother's Day, Kim Richardson continues our Kingdom Conversations series. Kim teaches on the story of the time a Roman government official approached Jesus with an urgent need for a healing, his son was at home dying. In this story we see that obedience often proceeds revelation.

As we continue our series on things pertaining to the Kingdom of God and what these topics mean to us. We are looking at the sacred importance of God's glory, and how we are called to reflect to glory of God we experience as part of our purpose in life.

As we begin a new series based on topics pertaining to the Kingdom of God, we start with what could be the most asked question for a follower of Jesus, what is my purpose? Instead of looking at this as something we should be doing. Chip gives us the understanding that our Kingdom purpose is a way of life, as we represent Jesus.

For Easter Sunday we look at the importance of what the resurrection of Jesus means to mankind, and the truth behind what it all means can be found in the Scriptures. Believe it or not, it's a very simple message in how we find right standing with God!

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!