Vineyard Springbrook

To close out our series in the wilderness, a talk about how the Wilderness isn't void of faith, but full of it.

What do we do when we enter seasons of disillusionment in our faith? When what we thought about God or how He should respond proves to different than what we believed?

A talk about what God does with our doubt.

A story of the presence of God in the face of captivity and the practices we can implement while seeking restoration.

A look at Peter's journey with Jesus and how in some ways it can mirror the phases and stages and seasons of our own lives.

God has left us with symbols of his faithfulness to his people--things like communion and baptism, which are reminders that he is with and for us.

An introduction to a new series at Springbrook this Fall where we seek to answer the question: Is God with Us?

Discovering how a risky hope can heal the divisions between us.

God is with us as we face the challenge of disagreement, which can become an opportunity for stronger relationships if handled well.

The second sermon in our Difference series will focus on crossing divides by looking at the ways Jesus and the Samaritan women do so in John 4.

Beginning a new series this week that is all about exploring following Jesus and the power of faith in a conflicted story. This week we will learn about 3 formational habits to help you engage with difference and see transformation within yourself and the places where you lie, work, learn and play.

Finishing up a summer in Romans 12 with a big, wide look at Paul's hopes for flourishing in and through the church.

What Paul has to say about peace, revenge and how to conquer evil.

A sermon about how the Kingdom of God widens our view of hospitality.

Paul instructs us to show up in people’s lives in the good and the bad as Jesus did.

A talk about the fullness of life Jesus has to offer, even in dull and difficult seasons.

Love and honor is the key to God's good future for us and our community. Yet, what does love and honor mean? Or better yet, what will that cost us?

A talk about how the bible won't let us get away from blessing our enemies.

For Paul, “done well” in walking out our giftings looks like: diversity, humility, and sacrifice from a kingdom perspective.

According to Romans 12, part of the joy of following Jesus means cultivating a culture of togetherness- of belonging to each other for the good of the world.

Christianity is somehow both about a hope for what the world (and we) could be and a commitment to honestly seeing the world as it is (and we) are.

A sermon about the difference between being committed to being a christian and being a christian committed to letting Jesus form your life.

An exploration of how deeply sacred things can be found in the most ordinary parts of our lives.

This is the first of a series of talks that will take us through the summer where, together, we will consider what it means for us as we seek to love and serve one another, build deep and genuine community with God and others, navigate challenging seasons of life, and be a blessing to our city in the places we live, work, learn and play.

A message from our National Director for VUSA, Jay Pathak on how heaven came into a room at Pentecost, and it has never stopped infiltrating the earth.