River City Vineyard - Teachings

Jesus asks his disciples a really great question after they miss the point of multiplying all that bread. Interestingly, those of us following Jesus may find ourselves in the same boat!

Jesus does it again. Feeding thousands of people by multiplying bread on the spot. But these thousands are on the "other side." What's up with that?

No matter the situation Jesus does everything well and for the benefit of those he serves.

Is cleanliness next to godliness?

This is the conclusion to our Vineyard Core Values Series. Thanks for listening!

Another Vineyard Value...Thank you, Noel!

Our community is exploring the core values of the Vineyard movement.

Our Vineyard Values Teaching Series

Our Vineyard Values Teaching Series

From our Vineyard Values Series

Our Vineyard Values Series continues.

We are beginning a new Teaching Series on the Core Values of the Vineyard, but first we'll share a short version of our history. Where did the Vineyard Movement come from? What is the historical seedbed which sprouted our core values?

Have you ever done something believing God said to do it only to find out that God never said it and it actually was a human tradition based on a human interpretation of God's revelation. How often has God's Word been replaced by our human interpretations and interpretations?

Jesus walking on water was not an everyday occurrence. So when Jesus does walk on the sea it is good to ask, what is going on?

The twelve needed rest. Off they went with Jesus to a deserted place away from the crowds in hopes of time together. When they landed their deserted place was full of a crowd of over 5000 people and their much needed rest was delayed. How does Jesus change their focus in this tense moment?

We all need to find rest in our busy and technologically challenging schedules!

There are many joys for fathers which we want to celebrate. And at the same time fathers grow weary and can carry heavy burdens. Jesus has a special invitation for fathers, "Come to me all who are weary and heavy laden..."

Jesus invites his twelve apprentices to join him in announcing the Good News of the Kingdom. As they are ready Jesus empowers and sends them to the towns of Galilee two by two.

As Jesus announces the arrival of God's rule many accept the message and the benefits of God's Kingdom restored on the earth. Sadly and realistically, others also reject the message and its benefits. How can Jesus' hometown reject him?

A woman with a serious health problem reaches out to Jesus for help while Jesus is on the way to help a man whose daughter is also seriously sick and close to death. Will Jesus ask the woman to wait in order to help the man first or will turn the situation around for the benefit of everyone?

Jairus, the leader of the Synagogue in Capernaum, comes to Jesus publicly and urgently pleads for help. His daughter is close to death. How will Jesus respond to this request?

Jesus travels to the other side with his twelve through a terrifying and quieted storm into a different kind of storm.

"He has been raised; He is not here."

Celebrating Jesus' triumph over all sorrows and rebellion!

Jesus really wants all of us to listen to him. Mark tells story after story recorded for us chapter 4 with the same encouragement, listen to Jesus. The calming of the sea is a climactic conclusion to the series of stories.