The Vineyard Church - Sunday Messages

The Letters of Paul | I Timothy | September 2nd, 2012

Philemon -

Titus -

1 Thessalonians - This week we explore Paul's letters to the Thessalonians. Paul has much to say in these two letters about the second coming of Christ. Reagan examines a couple of different views of the rapture and end time events. The question is then asked, "What does it matter anyway?"

Ephesians -

Colossians -

Philippians -

Galatians -

1 Corinthians -

Joshua 3:1-15 - Has the Lord ever spoken deep into your heart? How do you respond when the things that are happening indicate that you missed the Lord in something but really you did not? How many times has God proven Himself to be true and to come through even though the process to get there was unbelievable difficult?

Romans 1:14-17 -

Luke 15:11-32 -

- Bert Waggoner leads us in an exploration of the significance of the Lord's Supper and a fresh view of God's world.

Acts 28:30-31 - The important thing about the Apostle Paul's last days was how he faced death. How is it possible that he could have hope in the face of difficult circumstances? What does this say to us as we face challenges in life?

Acts 19:1-20:1 - In this message we explore Paul's ministry in Ephesus and how this encounter challenges us.

Acts 15:36 - Paul experienced great success in his ministry. Yet, Paul also knew great suffering. Here we look at Paul's 2nd Missionary Journey and Paul and Silas in prison in Philippi. As we see how they respond to the suffering that ensues we see an important model for when we suffer. Mom's will find particular application as we also explore meaning in the passage for mother's day. Making the de...

Acts 13:1-3 - Paul and the early church were "led by the Spirit." What did this mean for them and what does it mean for us today? Theologian Gordon Fee says: If you had asked Paul to define what a Christian is, he would not have said, "A Christian is a person who believes X and Y doctrines about Christ," but "A Christian is a person who walks in the Spirit, who knows Christ." He wouldn't have deni...

Acts 13:1-3 - Paul and the early church were "led by the Spirit." What did this mean for them and what does it mean for us today? Theologian Gordon Fee says: If you had asked Paul to define what a Christian is, he would not have said, "A Christian is a person who believes X and Y doctrines about Christ," but "A Christian is a person who walks in the Spirit, who knows Christ." He wouldn't have deni...

Acts 26:16-18 - The calling Paul receives at his conversion is more radical than we might immediately recognize. The nature of his call is a challenge for us as well as really good news.

Acts 7:54-8:3 - The Ultimate Transformation looks at the events surrounding the conversion of the Apostle Paul. Within this story is an important message for us as we recognize the ways God has been pursuing us. God invites us to experience the "ultimate transformation."

Acts 22:1-3 - In this message we take a look at the early life of the Apostle Paul before his conversion. What helped shape his life? How did Paul view his own story? What does this say to us today? These are the questions we look to answer with this week's message.

Luke 24:1-36 - Two disciples travel home after the death of Jesus. Jerusalem has been a place of defeat, darkness, and fear and they can't get out fast enough. As they walk they discuss the events of the past couple of days. A stranger comes and when they understand who he is it will change their lives...and the world. What they discover will give them confidence to go back to Jerusalem.

Luke 24:1-36 - Two disciples travel home after the death of Jesus. Jerusalem has been a place of defeat, darkness, and fear and they can't get out fast enough. As they walk they discuss the events of the past couple of days. A stranger comes and when they understand who he is it will change their lives...and the world. What they discover will give them confidence to go back to Jerusalem.

John 19:28-29 - Reagan Waggoner explores the fifth word from the cross recorded in the Gospel of John. While "I thirst" may seem like a short, insignificant phrase it contains a richness of meaning that helps us understand Jesus and his mission better.

Matthew 27:45-50 -