Evanston Vineyard

After reading enough of Paul’s letters, it can begin to feel like a Holy Living Obstacle Course. But discipleship is not about completing instructions for Jesus. Discipleship is the process of being formed by Jesus. What does God offer to us in the process of discipleship?

Bill Hanawalt looks at 1 Thessalonians 4:1–12 in week 33 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 do we do with verses that have been used to demoralize, dehumanize and control others? What do we do with verses that have been used to manipulate, harm and hurt others? Jesus with a new set of expectations about how we treat each other, how we interact with each other and how we use our power. We belong to Jesus, so we must live a life that proves we belong to Jesus.

The final farewell of Paul’s letters are full of valuable teaching and wisdom for faithfully following Jesus. Phillipians is no exception. What does it mean to stay in step with Jesus in our daily lives?

Cindy Nicholson looks at Philippians 1:27–2:11 in week 30 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

Jesus has risen! So now what? Will He still be risen tomorrow? When you are back to your routine and regular clothes, will Jesus be as real, as alive and as powerful?

What difference would it make if the resurrection of Jesus never happened?

What Difference would it make if the resurrection of Jesus never happened?

Steve Nicholson looks at Ephesians 1:17–23 in week 28 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 Galatians 3:26–4:7 in week 27 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 do you do when life is overwhelming? When things are complicated, challenging and stressful? When it seems like the wheels have fallen off the bus and the world is falling apart, where is God? How do we find him when we are disoriented and exhausted?

Have you ever done anything and felt really bad about it later? While we want to just forget about the whole thing, God wants to use that moment to transform us. Godly sorrow brings us back to God. Shame suffocates hope and makes us believe change is impossible. Lent leads us through godly sorrow so that we can hold on to the hope of the resurrection in the midst of our shortcomings

Steve Nicholson looks at 2 Corinthians (7:2–10; 10:3–7, 12–13; 11:2–4, 7–9) in week 25 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

Cindy Nicholson looks at 2 Corinthians 5:1–6:2 in week 24 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 Corinthians 1:3–11 in week 23 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 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?

The secret to spiritual growth and why some believers never really grow spiritually

Steve Nicholson looks at 1 Corinthians 10:31–11:16 in week 21 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

Renée Cunningham looks at 1 Corinthians 6:12–20 in week 20 at The Neighborhood 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 1 Corinthians 6:12–20 in week 20 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

Discover God’s secret super power.

Steve Nicholson looks at Romans 12:1–13 in week 18 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 (Scripture) in week 18 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

How can you tell when faith is genuine? Steve Nicholson looks at Romans 10:8–15 in week 17 of Eating Well: A Year in the Bible.

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