Ann Arbor Community Church Sermon Podcast

Jesus is Faithful :: Julius Buzzard, March 13, 2016

Another World is Possible :: Shane Claiborne, March 6, 2016

Jesus is Generous :: Lindsay Balazer, February 28, 2016

Jesus Is Trustworthy :: Donnell Wyche, February 21, 2016

Jesus Is The Good Physician :: Donnell Wyche, February 14, 2016

Reflecting On Our Mission :: Donnell Wyche, February 7, 2016

Following God in an Unstable World :: Donnell Wyche, January 31, 2016

Following God in an Unstable World: Sermon 3: The Problem of Evil

Following God in an Unstable World: Sermon 2: As Long As It Depends On You :: Nigel Berry, January 17, 2016

Following God in an Unstable World: Sermon 1 :: Donnell Wyche, January 10, 2016

Vineyard Christmas: Communion Homily :: Pastor Donnell Wyche, December 27, 2015 The Communion meal is a celebration that's meant to draw all Christians together, to remind us of what we hold in common, and to unite us. It's an enactment of a story that hopes to sustain and impart something powerful to us. And communion was anchored within the Passover meal, the annual retelling of the exodus, the...

Advent #4 - Love - Forgiveness: Love’s Litmus Test :: Pastor Donnell Wyche, December 20, 2015 Jesus has something to say to us about our enemies, those who hurt and harm us, something that at first blush seems so utterly laughable, so ridiculous, so out of left-field, many of us just flat-out ignore him. (Luke 6:27-31) Implicit in the command to "love your enemies" is the command to forgive them a...

Advent #3 - God, the God who Forgives :: Pastor Donnell Wyche, December 13, 2015 From Shame to Joy: As we continue our Advent journey together, today let's reflect on the "great joy" that was announced by the Angel of the Lord to the shepherds who were out tending to their flocks: "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. Today in the town of David a Sa...

Advent #2 - Forgiveness Produces Peace :: Pastor Donnell Wyche, December 6, 2015 Saint Paul, the reformed new testament church planter writing to the church in Rome calls us to try to live in peace with each other (Romans 12:14-19). In all of this, there is an implicit recognition that we don't already live in peace with each other. This is tragic. Theologians, seminarians, and pastors all have an...

Advent at Vineyard: Week 1: God-With-Us: Hope Through Vulnerability:: Anna Hillaker, November 29, 2015

The God of Second Chances: The Book of Jonah, Part 4 :: Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor :: Nigel Berry, Youth Pastor, November 22, 2015

The God of Second Chances: The Book of Jonah, Part 3 :: Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor :: Rev. Donnell T. Wyche, Senior Pastor, November 15, 2015 As we continue to spend time in Jonah, we are hoping to highlight and expose the story of the God of Second Chances. Having received a prophetic message to preach against the wickedness and sinfulness of the Assyrian Empire, Jonah decides instead to flee f...

The God of Second Chances: The Book of Jonah, Part 2 :: Rev. Donnell T. Wyche, Senior Pastor Jonah flees because he believes that God is unjust. If Nineveh is evil, it should be destroyed. What's the point of delivering the message in person, except for giving the Ninevites a chance to repent? Did you happen to notice that the original prophetic message doesn't include a call to repentance for Nin...

The God of Second Chances: Jonah Sermon #1:: Pastor Donnell Wyche, November 1, 2015 This morning, I'm launching our four-part sermon series on Jonah, the story of the God of Second Chances. Jonah is the fifth in the collection of the minor prophets. Yet Jonah stands as one of the most familiar and popular books of the Bible--often finding its way into most children's bibles. Any familiarity with J...