Billings Vineyard Church Sunday Sermons

Ephesians 5:1-21, NLT    Love is more than something we believe.  It is the way of Jesus that shapes how we live and how we treat one another.  Look for one opportunity to intentionally love someone this week, especially when it would be easier not to.   All things Vineyard:  https://www.billingsvineyard.org  

Ephesians 4:17-32, NLT Following Jesus means allowing Him to transform the patterns that no longer reflect who we are becoming.  Pay attention to an old pattern that may no longer reflect the life Jesus is forming in you.  Bring honesty to Him and ask what He wants to form in its place.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org  

Ephesians 3:14-21, NLT God's love is not something we have to earn or prove ourselves worthy of.  His love is the foundation we are invited to receive and build our lives upon.  Each day, pause and pray, "Root me in Your love."  Ask God to help you receive the love He has already given you in Christ. All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Ephesians 2:19-22, NLT God is not only forming us individually.  He is building us together into a people where we belong to Him and to one another.  Consider where you may be staying on the edges of community and take one intentional step toward deeper connection and belonging.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/

Ephesians 2:11-18, NLT Jesus tears down the barriers that divide us and forms us into one new people.  Ask God to show you where He may be inviting you to take a step toward peace, reconciliation, or unity.   All things Vineyard:  https://www.billingsvineyard.org

Ephesians 2:1-10, NLT Grace changes us from the inside out.  We are made alive in Christ not because of what we accomplish, but because of what God has done for us.  Release the pressure to earn what God has already freely given.  Practice receiving His grace with gratitude.   All things Vineyard:  https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Ephesians 1:3-14 NLT We begin with who we are, not what we do.  Our identity in Christ shapes the way we live.  Each day, remind yourself who God says you are before letting the world tell you who you should be. All things Vineyard:    https://www.billingsvineyard.org    

Phillipians 4:4-9 NLT Peace is not something we wait to feel.  It is cultivated as we practice prayer, gratitude, and trust in God.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Phillipians 2:1-11 NLT Jesus shows us that true greatness is found in humility.  As we become more like Him, He forms us into people who put others before ourselves and pursue unity. All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Philippians 1:12-26 NLT Our lives are not defined by our circumstances but by Christ, who gives us purpose in every season. The invitation is to release control and embrace a life centered on Christ.

I Corinthians 12:12-27; Acts 2:42-47 The Church becomes alive when every person embraces their place in the body and participates in the work of the kingdom.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Matthew 16:13-18; Colossians 1:15-20 The church is Christ's possession, Christ's body, and Christ's mission. Healthy churches do not orbit personalities. They orbit Jesus. All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Micah 6:1-8   Faithfulness is not about religious performance or spiritual impressiveness; it is learning to walk humbly with God as people are being transformed by His grace.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Psalm 139:1-18 The gospel begins with the reality that God fully knows us and remains present still. In Jesus, we discover that we no longer have to hide, pretend, or perform before God.

Acts 2 Pentecost marks the moment the Holy Spirit descended upon the believers in Acts 2, empowering them to boldly proclaim the gospel to people from every nation. This sermon by Brad Hudson explores the birth of the Church, the power of the Spirit, and God’s call for His people to live with bold faith and unity.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.or

Acts 1:9-11, Daniel 7:13-14 NLT The ascension is not about Jesus leaving - it's about Jesus reigning now. All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/  

Acts 1:1–8 NLT Jesus doesn’t just meet us; He re-centers us, fills us, and sends us.   All things Vineyard: www. Billingsvineyard.org  

Luke 24:13–35 NLT Two disciples are walking away from Jerusalem… away from the place where everything happened. They aren’t rebelling. They’re confused. “We had hoped…” (v.21) Notice the language of disappointment when expectations and reality don’t match. We don’t always lose faith loudly; sometimes, we lose clarity quietly. Jesus doesn’t just give answers; He reshapes how we see our lives. All t...

John 21:1–19; Psalm 103:10–12; 1 John 3:2–3 NLT Today’s Big Idea: Jesus does not rebuild your life around your past; He rebuilds it around your love for Him.   All things Vineyard: www. BillingsVineyard.org  

John 20:24–31; Psalm 27:13–14; 1 Peter 1:8–9 NLT Today’s Big Idea: Faith is not the absence of doubt; faith is bringing your doubt to Jesus and staying in relationship with Him.   All things Vineyard: www.billingsvineyard.org

John 20:19–23; Ezekiel 37; Revelation 21 NLT The risen Jesus meets us in our fear and speaks peace... Peace is not something we produce; it's something we receive from His presence.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/

John 20, Matthew 28 NLT The resurrection of Jesus is not something that happened to Him. It is the beginning of what God is doing in us. Easter is not only good news to believe; it is new life to step into. All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/

Luke 19:28–44 NLT Jesus refuses to be the king we try to control and insists on being the King who saves. The crowd wanted a king who would fix their circumstances, but Jesus came to transform their hearts. If we’re honest, we often want the same thing... Palm Sunday invites us to surrender our expectations and follow the King we actually need. All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org...

Luke 7:36-50 NLT Hospitality does not earn God’s love; it trains our hearts to reflect it. Kingdom people are formed at the table, learning to welcome as they have been welcomed and to extend mercy as they have received mercy. At the King’s table, belonging is not determined by reputation or labels, but by mercy. Mercy has the final word, and peace is the gift Jesus sends us home with. All things...

Psalm 103:8-13; Mark 5; Matthew 9:35-38; Isaiah 65:17-19 Jesus does not avoid suffering; He moves toward it with compassion and power. As we follow Him, our hearts are formed to see the hurting and step toward them with prayer, presence, and mercy.   All things Vineyard: https://www.billingsvineyard.org/