VINEYARD CHURCH OF THE ROCKIES

Jeff wraps the year (and our 2x2 series) with a message about the inward & outward life of Jesus and how that impacts us today. The life & teachings of Jesus demonstrate a beautiful rhythm of ongoing connection & inward depth with His Father while also having a missional mindset & outward focus. As we prepare for 2026, may our lives reflect the same.

Life doesn’t always work the way we hope it will—but Christmas reminds us that God stepped into our brokenness anyway. In this Christmas Eve message, Jeff reminds us that Jesus was born to bring good news, great joy, and peace to a world that wasn’t working. No matter where you find yourself, Jesus came to make life work again.

In John 1 we read that Jesus came to dwell among us full of grace & truth. As we look to be more like Jesus, Natalie will walk us through our 2x2 grid for this series to remind us that both His grace and His truth is for us. But it doesn’t stop there— we can share that same grace and truth to the world around us.

In Revelation 5, the apostle John hears about the Lion of the Tribe of Judah but when he looks he sees something very unexpected: the Lamb who was slain. What does it mean for our faith that Jesus is both the Lion & the Lamb? Listen in as Jeff continues our Christmas series, exploring the Real Jesus, and how His life, death, and resurrection impacts us today.

Try explaining ‘The Hypostatic Union’ to a three year-old (or anyone!). Jeff starts a new series today taking us all the way to Christmas and the entire design uses 2x2 grids to help explain complex truths about Jesus. What does it mean and how does it impact us to know that Jesus was both fully God & fully man? How did His divinity & humanity interact and what kind of transformation does that off...

The gospel according to Ricky Bobby says, “If you ain’t first you’re last.” But that leaves you isolated, insecure, and exhausted. What if Jesus is inviting you to run a different kind of race where the last are first and endurance wins?

In this message, Kori unpacks the cultural lie of “look good, feel good” and how it shows up in our everyday lives—leaving us exhausted, anxious, and focused on the outside. She invites us to let Jesus into the messy places of our hearts, where real transformation and real freedom are found, and reminds us that He clothes us not in image or performance, but in mercy, forgiveness, and love.

Today’s message is a Kingdom paradox: when you are weak, His grace is all you need; when you are weak, His power is put on display; and when you are weak, He is strong. Nobody loves being weak but scripture makes it clear: human weakness is the prelude to God’s power. Listen in as we continue our series, fighting against the cultural norms of our day, with a message that encourages total dependenc...

Jeff continues our series by pushing against the cultural mantra: “Comfort is King.” We all love comfort (and seek it) but an over-pursuit of comfort often keeps us from spiritual maturity and growth. Instead, what would it look like to pursue Christ even when things are challenging? Listen in as we discover the promises of a blessed (not comfortable) life with Jesus.

Every day, you are confronted with a gospel written by and made popular by this world. These ‘worldly gospels’ demand your affections, sacrifice, and worship, but they all fall woefully short of the promises of Jesus Christ. In this new series, we’re exploring the differences between two kingdoms — those of this world and God’s heavenly Kingdom. What are the cultural narratives of our day, and how...

Mary, the mother of Jesus, had an unshakable faith in God. This message gives 3 lessons from Mary's life that can help us have faith in God like that too.

Jeff continues our series, Does God Really Love Me, and discusses the ways that Satan tries to steal our identity as children of God.

Jeff continues our series, Does God Really Love Me, and talks to us about embracing our true identity as children of God.

Jeff Faust talks about God's breathtaking love. Referencing Ephesians 3:17-19, he talks about how we can not only grow in God's love, but we can also understand and experience God's love.

Guest speaker Jodi Green, Area Director for Northern Colorado Young Life, talks to us about the roots of our calling. God does not just call us to tasks and work, he calls us to himself and to people he loves. When our calling is rooted in God and God's word, we no longer find ourselves bound to a set of tasks and expectations. Instead, we find a ridiculous freedom that can only come from him.

As we move towards the new year, Bristow Hood asks about the state of our union with Christ. Christ is in us, and we are in Christ. He is working in us and for us. He is your fierce defender! We are adopted into his family and belong to him.

Jeff talks to us on Christmas Eve about gifts. We give gifts to each other. The wise men gave gifts to Jesus. God gave us Jesus. He came to serve. He will return to rule. As we prepare for his return, Jesus wants the gift of our hearts and lives looking like his.

Jeff takes us back 730 years before Jesus' birth when God first promised not just a savior, but also his protection for us. And because Jesus came down to us, he is our protection. Even when we stop believing in God's promises, Jesus is there, loving us and waiting for us to call on him.

Jeff finishes our series in the book of James with just 2 verses at the end of James. He challenges us to share our faith with the people in our lives who have wandered from the faith and partner with God in what he is already doing in their lives.

Jeff Faust guides us through a difficult section of the book of James. The Bible tells us elsewhere that we are saved by faith alone. James, however, tells us that without works, our faith is dead. It's not just the truth you know, but also how you act upon that truth. Our faith becomes real when we choose to demonstrate it.

Jeff talks about how society focuses so much on success that it becomes our identity, but that's not what Jesus wants for us. No matter where we are in our journey, God values fruit, even the baby fruit that we tend to dismiss.