Evanston Vineyard

Have you ever been disappointed by someone? Experienced that gut wrenching feeling of being let down by another person? God has been calling us to Himself and to others since the beginning of time, so He is prepared. God extends Himself to us in remarkable ways when we encounter disappointment in our relationships.

Steve Nicholson looks at Revelation 21: 1-4,9-27; 22: 1-5 in the final week (52) of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

Endings often put the pieces of the story together. The book of Revelation provides an ending that gathers the pieces of the Bible and puts the story of God together in a remarkable way. Listen as God calls us to Himself one more time.

Bill Hanawalt looks at Revelation Chapters 18 in week 51 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

We have all experienced the tug of war between God and Satan, between hope and despair. We have all had some run in with the dragon. When the dragon is close, When we experience evil, When we are overwhelmed with discouragement, hopelessness and fear, the first thing we ask is “where is God?” The gift of the wild scene between a woman and a dragon answers that very question….

Bill Hanawalt looks at Revelation Chapters 12 & 13 in week 50 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

We are excited to have our future senior Associate Pastor Ted Kim teach today’s sermon.

When we know what to look at and what is happening, the book of Revelation comes alive. We will see how a scroll, a lamb and a seal becomes the radical message of the gospel. What seal do you live under? Referenced in this sermon: El Autobus by Frida Kahlo The Message of Revelation by Michael Wilcock

Steve Nicholson looks at Jude 1–21 in week 47 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

Bill Hanawalt looks at 2 John in week 46 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

Dave Sandell looks at how people have misused “do not love the world”, and wrestles with how we can know if we’re doing God’s will or not. What do you put over God?

We are meant to follow Jesus, but sometimes life can get dark. We can’t see Jesus and we begin to panic. Panic can sabotage our life with Jesus. How do we stay connected to Jesus in this place? How do we hold on to the truth of Jesus when what’s in front of us is so hard? How do we stay faithful if there is no guarantee how things will work out in the end?

We are the Church. We are more than just a group of people that run into each other in the same auditorium on a Sunday morning. There is specific design and purpose to the Church. Are we living as the church that God designed? Or does something need to change?

Steve Nicholson looks at 1 Peter 1:13–21 in week 43 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

Steve Nicholson gives a special announcement about the search for our next senior pastor

Remembering who God is when things are hard is like trying to drive in rainstorm. It doesn’t matter how familiar you are with God… when the sky falls in you, it is hard to remember who He is. So, the first chapter of James offers three anchoring reminders of who God is. When life is hard and complicated. In the midst of trial and temptation. When we’ve got all sorts of feelings for all sorts of re...

Bill Hanawalt looks at James 1:12 in week 41 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

David Hatcher looks at Hebrews 10:19–27 in week 40 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

Bill Hanawalt looks at Hebrews 12:1–3 in week 40 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

We are excited to introduce you to our special guest Ted Kim from the Syracuse Vineyard

Steve Nicholson looks at Hebrews 1-4 in week 38 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

Steve Nicholson looks at Philemon 2:5–11 in week 37 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

What does it mean to let God’s power change us? There are no magic formulas in the kingdom of God, but what needs to be in place for God’s power to meet our mess? We want to be people to are transformed by God’s power… so we need to consider how we get there.

Steve Nicholson looks at 1 Timothy 6:6–19 in week 35 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible. Learn more about Eating Well: A Year in the Bible, including the reading plan and study guide, at  evanstonvineyard.org/eating-well

“You get to decide” is the message of our culture. In a world of options, perspectives, opinions, how do we determine what is good for our faith and what is destructive? How do we listen, consider and discern well?