Vineyard Covington

Encounters with the living God change the way we see the world and lead us on a path to new places with new people to see the family of God expand more and more. The good news of Jesus is a gift available to everyone. Original Post

God gives us extraordinary new experiences that connect us to a new family and a new way of life that leads to amazing transformation and mission, and most of it happens through a lifetime of ordinary, mundaneness as we devote ourselves to him, his people, and his practices. To what people and way of life are you committed to?   Original Post

Jesus is the good King who came to find us and free us from all the things that keep us in bondage. He sees us and helps us learn to see others and invite everyone to the party.   Original Post

What if life with Jesus was less about getting into heaven and more about getting heaven into us?   Original Post

Out of the darkness of the womb and the tomb comes new life. Reflect with us on John 11 and John 20 and how Jesus is with us in our grief. He's with us. He calls us. He sends us.   Original Post

We’re focused on one more person starting life with Jesus this year. And prayer is at the center of that focus. Grounded in Luke 18 and the parable of the persistent widow, this talk unpacks how we plan to be intentional, consistent, and persistent in prayer for “one more." Original Post

We all need a fresh start but not just a redo with the same ingredients. We need something new – new power to experience a new life. The good news is that God loves people so much that he sends his son to set us free from trying fix ourselves on our own and birth his new, never-ending life inside of us.   Original Post

God's not out to get our money; He wants our hearts. He wants us to be truly free, and he knows the power money can hold over us. Living a life of giving helps us to acknowledge everything we have comes from God and to put our trust in him in a really practical way. Investing in the local church also connects us together with the family on mission around us to see more transformation and fruit flo...

A special night honoring and celebrating the unique callings and commitments the pastors are playing in our community with the ordination of Rachel & Joe. We also want to recognize and receive all the gifts Jesus gives so everyone gets to play and find their role in the family on mission.   Original Post

We might say what we're thankful for once a year at Thanksgiving, but what if we lived everyday with a posture of gratitude noticing the good things in our lives? Paul actually tells the church that is God's will for us. Giving thanks can actually be a transformative spiritual practice in our lives. THIS WEEK: Start a daily practice of intentionally giving thanks. Maybe start a gratitude journal t...

You are beautifully and wonderfully made, and God gives each of us unique gifts and abilities to be able to serve others. Part of living like a healthy family is everyone has part to play, and we all benefit when everyone is operating in their gifts. What is your gift and how can you give it away to benefit others? What if we saw our whole lives that way – our jobs, relationships, and calling in l...

Our words have power and they can be used to build up or cut down. In a culture steeped in attacks and criticism, what if we were generous with our words and freely gave them as gifts to build people up? THIS WEEK: Be generous with your words to encourage others around you. Call out the good you see in others. Tell people what you love about them. Use your words as a gift to build people up and sp...

Jesus modeled living a life in his Kingdom with an abundant mindset – that our good father can be trusted and the good things he created don't run out. There is enough for everyone! As we walk with Jesus and practice his abundant way of life, the Spirit renews our minds to live generous and sacrificial lives inviting everyone to the party!   Original Post

The things we own can end up owning us​ in an endless ​pursuit for more and more. Sacrificing​ ​to help others​ not only​ forms us in powerful ways ​as our ​trust ​in ​Jesus grows​​, but it also blesses people in practical ways with a tangible expression of God's love for them. THIS WEEK:​ Pay attention to the people around you and ask God to show you someone to bless. When you see a need, find a...

While we can easily make it all about ourselves, true worship is a sacrificial act of offering up and giving all of ourselves to God. Our love, our attention and adoration, our emotions, and perhaps one of the most valuable resources in our culture – our time. Worship costs us something. Of course it's easier to do this when we learn to see everything as a gift from God... How can you engage in ex...

What kind of story are we living in? Is it all about us and what we can get for ourselves or are we part of something bigger? We believe ​God is so generous with us ​and he pours out good gifts for us to share with others to release good and beauty into the world. Because of this, we want to practice living with open-handed generosity in all we do and say. As Jesus said, "Freely you have received,...

Sabbath is a gift to us from God waiting to be opened. It's an invitation, not an obligation, and it's not something we have to earn. Receiving this gift allows us to experience the good life in a concentrated time slot that over time infiltrates our whole week. How can you practice intentionally stopping to rest and delight in God this week?   YouTube Version

The good news of the Kingdom of God breaking into our world is that everyone is invited and there's always room for more. Jesus' way of life is so often unexpected and seemingly upside down, but it is our receiving and participating in the story of God that unites us all together as a family on mission.   Original Post

Jesus' invitation to follow him is an invitation to change and become something new. But not just any change - to become like him. Why? Because it’s the good way we were created to be AND it’s how the world is being set right. When regular people like you and me let go of the old and surrender to lives of love with Jesus. How are you changing? What are you becoming? Watch the YouTube version here

Seasons in the wilderness can form us in ways that places of comfort can't. But how can we find hope and meaning in the midst of times of desolation and distress? If we follow the guides available to us from God within community we can make it out the other side transformed and better equipped for the things Jesus is inviting us into. (Note: The audio clears up after 35 seconds)

When Jesus died and rose again 2,000 years ago something amazing began with evil being defeated and God's loving rule breaking into our world making all things new. We've been set free and invited to a new way of being human where we look more and more like Jesus. What would your life be like if you were really free of fear?

Jesus invites us into his transforming way of life. One, integrated life of being with him, becoming like him, and doing what he did. This is great news and we move forward by learning to see where Jesus is inviting us right now. We start where we really are, not where we think we should be. What might Jesus be inviting you into right now?

Jesus invites us to a new way of living by following him with our whole life. We get to be with him, to become like him, and do what he did. His amazing Kingdom vision of seeing all things made new, on earth as it is in heaven, comes through his family living out and training others around them in this transforming way of life.

We were created to worship and the father is looking for us to reconnect us with his presence and the purpose over our lives. Jesus finds us in our broken-down state and restores us to our original, glorious design.

Having thankful hearts is God's will for us -- an invitation into a better way of experiencing the world and having our eyes opened to God every day. Gratitude is a spiritual practice we engage in that over time transforms our lives as we become more attuned to seeing the love and goodness of God. Big thanks to Ray Hollenbach from Campbellsville for sharing with us!