Vineyard Church of Hopkinton

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is looking at Acts 2:42-47 and talking about how the church in Acts was formed and how we can learn to rebuild community in our time.

What happens after revival hits Nineveh? Join us as we dig into Jonah's reaction to God's goodness.

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is looking at Jonah 3, an amazing story of revival and transformation for the people of Nineveh. What leads to revival? What can we learn about partnering with Jesus in bringing revival to our communities?

Rob Davis, founding pastor, is speaking from Isaiah 6. What does it look like to be positive in an increasingly negative world?

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is looking at Jonah 2, Jonah's prayer from the belly of a whale. How can we be led by God instead of our own pain and frustration? How are we formed as followers of Jesus?

This is from our series Running from Revival, looking at the story of Jonah. Sarah Schneider Watson is starting in Jonah 1, looking at God's plan to save Nineveh, Jonah's reaction and what we can learn about God.

In Luke 12, Jesus tells us a parable about a rich fool and then he teaches about anxiety and the provision of God. Jesus asks us the question, "Where is your focus? On wealth and security? Or on your Father, who loves you and provides for you?"

What do we need to unlearn so that we can be followers of Jesus? What does Jesus invite us to learn as we become his disciples? Let's learn from Jesus teaching the beatitudes in Matthew 5.

Rod Klinger, a leader in our church, is sharing from 2 Peter 1:3-11. How does God generously supply all we need? This isn't about things or money, but the character building stuff. Love, perseverance, goodness, self-control.

How do we know if we are living our lives the way that Jesus wants? One way is by looking at the fruit. In Galatians, Paul tells us what the fruit of a Holy Spirit guided life looks like (and what it looks like to live another way).

What does it look like to be free according to Jesus? We know what freedom means to a country or even a popular princess, but what does it mean to Jesus? Look at John 8 with us and let's learn from Jesus.

How can we be people of the presence of God and what does it look like to live our lives on mission?

What is strength? It's not power. It's not muscles. It's definitely available when we're weak. Let's learn from the misadventures of Samson how we can live in strength through living healthy, honest lives.

Why do we need to hear the voice of Jesus? How we can learn to hear his voice? This might be the important thing you could ever learn!

In John 21, the resurrected Jesus comes and engages with the disciples. This interaction transformed Peter. Why? Peter learned to be loved. And he learned to be led.

Every week we do this unique thing. We come and sing songs together, about who Jesus is and what he has done and what we are asking him to do. Why? And how does Jesus want us to worship him? Let's learn from the Psalms about why and how we should worship Jesus.

Why did Jesus create the church? Why call us to be a part of this messy organization filled with imperfect people? Join us and learn more!

Have you ever struggled to read and understand the Bible? Every wondered why followers of Jesus put so much attention on this ancient book? Let's walk with Jesus on the road to Emmaus and learn why the Bible matters.

In Ephesians, Paul tells us that we have been given every spiritual blessing through Jesus. What does that look like? How can we live that out?

Jesus proclaimed that the Kingdom had come and then he did crazy things. What if this message and theology affected how we lived our lives?

Jesus is resurrected from the dead on Easter. He hangs for a while. And then he flies into the clouds? What do make of the ascension and the way Jesus returns to the Father? What does this show us about Jesus?

Death to life. What a scene! No one expected it. No one prepared for it. And everything was changed because of it.

What would the road to the cross have looked like through the eyes of Simon of Cyrene, the other man who carried the cross? How would that whole experience have changed him? How can we live our lives changed by Jesus' sacrifice on the cross?

On Palm Sunday, who did the crowd see Jesus as? How about the disciples? How can we be formed by a king who actions seem so different as he goes from the crowd, to a private convo to the upper room? John 12 & 13 show us a glimpse of the king that we follow and that is worth all awe and glory and love.

The story of Mary anointing the feet of Jesus is beautiful and gives us opportunities to ask "How do we reflect the love of Jesus?" How do we respond to his love towards us?