Vineyard Church Weekly Update | April 23, 2025Â <-- Video Link
Hi Vineyard fam,Â
As we move forward from Holy Week and our journey through Lent and the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Adam encourages us to ask: What now? This Sunday, we’ll concl...
Vineyard Church | Weekly Update April 16, 2025Â <-- Video Link
Hi Vineyard fam,
As we enter the middle of Holy Week, Adam shares a meaningful reflection on Luke 22, focusing on "Spy Wednesday"—the day that sets the wheels in motion tow...
Weekly Update | April 9, 2025Â Â <--link to Adam's Vlog
Hi Vineyard fam,
This coming Monday will be our final Lent devotional. Adam has asked that you take a moment to respond with how the devotional has spoken to you and whether you ...
Hi Vineyard fam,
I hope you're enjoying the new weekly video format from Adam. Please be sure to follow up with the email response I requested.
This week, we dive into Luke 17:1-6, a challenging passage...
How far would Jesus go to seek and save the lost? This is the question we draw from Luke 19:10, that the Son of Man came to seek and save the lost. So far in the Gospel of Luke, we’ve seen Jesus become one of us, face the trials and te...
Lent 2025 Daily Spiritual Practice Guide
Tonight, at our Ash Wednesday service, we will officially kick off the season of Lent as we prepare for Holy Week celebrations in April. What is Lent, and why do we, a Vineyard church not exact...
My Grandfather had a red Ford pickup truck, an amazing machine that would always light me up with excitement when I saw it coming down the road. Smelling like the stale smoke he hid from me until he was able to quit cigarettes (cold tu...
As part of my regular rhythm, I read through Revelation chapters 2, 3, and 4 often at the beginning of my prayer time. Reading these letters to the churches followed by the picture of worship in heaven has helped me pray through the di...
Scum and vandalism… This is what I am thinking about today, let me see if I can draw a map to show how I got here.
The Son of Man came to seek and save those that are lost. If you have been with us so far this year, you recognize that...
On Sunday, Luke presented us with the narrative of Jesus’ desert experience, His time of testing by the enemy of God, and how His victory over this testing reflects His mission to seek and save the lost. Jesus resisted the temptation t...
Some of the largest exhales in history (my history) come after preaching about sin. This past Sunday, as we unpacked how the message of John the Baptist fits into the unfolding plan of God, my exhale wasn’t as large and long as it has ...
We are off and running in a new year, a new teaching series, and prepping for a new small group season… so much newness, and yet so much feels the same as last January, the January before, and the January before the January before.
So...
