The Vine Church TC

The coming of Jesus the Savior is good news and cause for great joy for all people. What does this joy look like?

Jesus, the Prince of Peace, invites us to know and reciprocate his Peace.

Today, on the first day of Advent, we explore hope in the most unlikely place, the Genealogy found in Matthew 1.

Today we explore the biblical and historical roots of Communion.

Who is at the center of Moses' story, Moses or God? What about our stories? Today we explore the idea of our stories weaved into the story of God

As Moses life comes to an end, his role transitions to Joshua.

As Moses life comes to an end, his role transitions to Joshua.

After surveying the Promised Land, the Israelties fearfully decline from taking the Land God is giving to them. As a result, they will will wander in the desert for 40 years.

Moses experience God's presence at the Tent of Meeting. We too are invited to know God's presence, the Spirit within us. Spiritual Practices invited us to commune with God.

How quickly the Israelite people turn from God and make for themselves an idol to worship! We too have a tendency towards idolatry. We are invited to choose God over all else.

How quickly the Israelite people turn from God and make for themselves and Idol to worship. We, too, have a tendency towards Idolatry. We are invited to choose God over all else.

God gives instructions to the Israelites on how to lay out the tabernacle. This description will serve as a blueprint for when Jesus comes to Earth, becoming the center of our lives.

Moses and the Israelites are invited into covenant relationship with God. This covenant began with Abraham, was fulfilled in Jesus, and remains an invitation for the church today!

At Mount Sinai God lays out His laws for the nation of Israel. We the church are invited to covenant relationship in God's continued work in the world.

In Exodus 18 Moses is challenged to reconsider how he leads the Israelite people. Today we explore personal and church leadership principles.

When faced with hard circumstances, Israel continues to doubt God's faithfulness and provisions. How will we choose to respond when life is hard?

Shortly into their time in the desert, Israel began to grumble about their lack of food and lack of God's provision. God provides quail and bread for his people. In time, Jesus claims he is the Bread of Life.

As Pharaoh drives the Israelites out of Egypt, their journey towards the promised land begins. Soon they find them selves hemmed in between the sea and the Egyptian army. God moves powerfully.

Each year, around 225 refugees are resettled in the Tri-Cities. Meet the Family Learning Center, whose mission is to empower refugees, immigrants, and their families through education and advocacy so they can thrive in their new home.

Passover became both an annual celebration and a paradigm for how God rescues his people. At the Last Supper, Jesus [the Lamb of God] establishes a new tradition.

In Exodus 7-11, God demonstrates his power over the gods of Egypt. Pharaoh continues to defy God, and Moses continues to listen to God's instruction.

As Moses begins to petition Pharaoh, thing get much worse for the Israelites. The people turn their anger towards Moses, and he turns his towards God. Where are you, God, in times of suffering?

Moses, fearful and feeling unequipped, raises concerns about God's calling to free his people from Egypt. God answers Moses' concerns, promising provision.

After 40 years tending sheep in Midian, God appears to Moses. God has heard the cry of his people, and intends to send Moses to free them from slavery.

Moses, in defense of a Hebrew slave, kills an Egyptian. How can and will we engage in the face of injustice.