Vineyard Community Church

For part one of our Easter offering giving series, we look about the promises God attaches to our generosity. His Word shows that our generosity starts the condition of our hearts. Where are we when it comes to stewarding what God entrusts us with?

Chip interviews Steve Fitterer, who oversees the food ministry in Haiti that Vineyard Community Church supports. Steve shares with us how things are going in Haiti, as well as the feeding ministry, and the children who attend.

As we end this series we will look at the life of the one person in the Bible we can learn the most from, Jesus, and how He went about fulfilling His mission of seeking and saving those who are lost. We will look at how Jesus made sure that restoring dignity and building relationships was the first thing He established when encountering those He interacted with.

Today, we are looking at an interaction between the prophets Elijah and Elisha, and the miracle God did with and in front of them. More than just this moment, we are learning from Elisha how to live in between miracles, and how do we experience the life changing miracles of God as a natural part of the everyday?

As we continue our series on lessons learned, by faith history was made, we are looking at the prophet Daniel, and how he and his three friends remained loyal to God under the greatest of pressures. Living in the pagan nation of Babylon, they stayed true to who they were in God, their godly character was tested, but they never wavered!

Today, we are looking at a man who led the nation of Israel for 20 years. He was strong, smart, and witty, but he also did not fully commit to the anointing God set upon him. The lessons learned today come from a man by the name of Samson. Samson took what God entrusted him with for granted, and in the end it cost him his life.

As we start a new series looking at lessons learned by some of the characters in the Bible, we start by looking at Noah, and how God called Noah to join Him in His plans to make the world a better place for mankind. We will see how during the process, Noah's faith was tested.

As we close out this series we look at what it takes to be a person who creates an atmosphere of harmony in all areas of life. As we do this, are we willing to accept the challenge James gives us in his letter?

We have an update to share about our annual Easter offering. This is exciting news and we are looking forward to our new partner in Convoy of Hope!

As we continue looking at the prayer of unity Jesus prayed would be in the church. We look at what can hinder unity in the church, and also what each of us can do to fulfill Jesus' prayer of unity, so that people will come to know God sent Jesus into the world.

As part of our child dedication Sunday, we look at some of the reasons we do what we do as Christians. What the is reason behind, and why do we dedicate our children to the Lord. Why is water baptism so important, and should we really take communion on a regular basis?

At the heart of Jesus' last words were for there to be unity in the church, as this is the proof the world needs to believe that God sent His Son to the earth to reveal to mankind the love of the Father. Unity in the church, by demonstrating our love for one another is the vision Jesus has for the church.

Today, we talk about what we all have in common when sensing God calling us into a vision He has set us apart for, and what are some ways we can set ourselves up for a fresh start, a season of rest before moving into a plan God may be calling us to.

As we continue our new year sermon series on discovering your purpose in the Kingdom. We look at what we need to do so we develop a vision of faith, and not let chaotic thinking take over.

We start a new series to get us ready for the new year. Journey together with us in discovering your purpose, joining God in living the vision He set each of us apart for. To start, we ask the questions that draw us into a deeper partnership with God in living out the vision He sees us accomplishing.

Join us for some traditional Christmas Carols, as Pastor Chip shares with us the most important word for all mankind to know, Jesus, the Savior to the world. He is the very reason people around the world celebrate Christmas. We close the service with Silent Night as Scripture is read that points to Jesus as being the light unto the world.

In this message on capturing the moment, we look at how to balance the busyness of life, and capturing the moments when the Kingdom of God is active with those around us.

As we journey through the Advent series together we talk about Pastor Chip’s theme for the season, “Good news that brings great joy.” How do we as Christians share the good news of our relationship with Jesus in a way that spreads great joy to all who hear the good news?

Enjoy our 11th annual Christmas concert, as we play modern versions of some classic carols, along with some fan favorites. Pastor Chip ends the show with a message of how the greatest gift of Christmas brings great joy to all people.

Thomas Dickson explores the seven “I AM” statements of Jesus and the profound gifts Jesus offers. Thomas will share how each declaration in each of Christ’s statements reveals a divine gift that meets humanity’s deepest needs. These gifts, freely given, remind us that the true essence of Christmas is found in embracing the eternal hope and love of Christ Jesus.

For this second of a two-part series on, “Thanksgiving.” We look at how a thankful lifestyle is rooted in the grace we receive from God. How we gain a better perspective of God’s grace when it comes to cultivating a thankful heart as a lifestyle.

As we head into the Thanksgiving season, this Sunday we start a two part series on gratitude. We will begin by looking at the Biblical principles of blessings received when we are thankful, and live a life of gratitude. And most importantly, how can we cultivate a life of gratitude within us for others to experience?

As we finish the last and final chapter of the Book of Revelation, we get a glimpse of what eternity will look like, as well as the final words from Jesus. Jesus, the Lion of Judah, had the opening words to what the Apostle John was about to experience as he wrote the Book of Revelation, and Jesus has the parting words as well. All for our benefit as we live life here on earth in expectation for w...

In the Book of Revelation Chapter 21 we see the new heaven and new earth are formed, as well as the new Jerusalem. We get a glimpse of what the next chapter of life for a believer will look like after the Millennial Kingdom. The history of time is over, and eternity begins!

As we look at the Book of Revelation Chapter 20, we see an amazing event about to happen called the Millennial Kingdom. This teaching will show us what happens in between the time of the Tribulation Period and the Millennial Kingdom, as a variety of God's covenants will be fulfilled during this time.