Vintage 242

Vintage 242

Advent is the time each year when the church slows down to focus on the words of the angels in Luke 2: "For behold I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people." What is this good news and why does it cause great joy? This holiday season, we will take a dive into both, explore their meaning, and why it can bring breakthrough in each of our lives!

Advent is the time each year when the church slows down to focus on the words of the angels in Luke 2: "For behold I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people." What is this good news and why does it cause great joy? This holiday season, we will take a dive into both, explore their meaning, and why it can bring breakthrough in each of our lives!

Advent is the time each year when the church slows down to focus on the words of the angels in Luke 2: "For behold I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people." What is this good news and why does it cause great joy? This holiday season, we will take a dive into both, explore their meaning, and why it can bring breakthrough in each of our lives!

Today marks the beginning of the Advent season, the time each year when the church slows down to focus on the words of the angels in Luke 2: "For behold I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people." What is this good news and why does it cause great joy? This holiday season, we will take a dive into both, explore their meaning, and why it can bring breakthrough in each of ou...

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Today we joined believers across the globe for Pure Religion Sunday. Together, we paused to pray and reflect on God’s heart for vulnerable children and families, and celebrated the ways our church family gets to live out the call of James 1:27 in our community and beyond.

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Life feels full of chaos right now—in our world, our nation, and even our own schedules. Today we set aside time to breathe, to worship, and to pray the Lord’s Prayer together as a church family. In a world that feels noisy and overwhelming, this is a time to pause, center our hearts and minds, and seek Jesus as our anchor. Through Scripture, prayer prompts, and worship, we can turn our focus to G...

Our fall series reminds us that the kind of influence Jesus had—the kind that changed the world—didn’t come through large crowds. It happened as He intentionally focused on one person in need, one at a time. This fall, we’ll celebrate stories from scripture that show us how to influence like Jesus—shaping our community with the hope of shaping the world. That influence begins One at a Time.

Today we’re excited to start our fall campaign, “One at a Time.” We focused on the primary trait that defined Jesus’s influence and how that can shape our personal lives. As we engage this principle as a church, we are excited about what it means for our future and hope you can be a part of everything we’re doing!

Today we will took time to tell the story of how God is moving in our lives and in the lives of Vintage.

Today we continued our focus on the power of community. We met the polarized Corinthian church in 1 Corinthians 8. Divided over food, idols, and banquets, they reminded us that intense societal divisions that touch the church are nothing new.

Today we continued our conversation about who we are and where we are going. We took a specific look at Acts 2 and the meaning of being in the family, being active in the family, and inviting people into the family.

We celebrated baptisms today, and then turned our attention to who we are at Vintage and where God is taking us. We looked at Acts 2, our namesake, and what it means for us today!

Today Russell Marshall shared a vision for the Church through the lens of 1 Corinthians 12, exploring the theme of “Diversity in Unity.” He reflected on the unique strengths of different churches and how, together in unity, they reveal the fullness of Christ to our community.

Today we are excited to welcome Josh Turner back as a guest teacher. He taught on how being rooted in Jesus and anchored in community empowers us to discern our calling and live it out with courage. Join us as we explore what it means to trust God with the outcomes and find success through simple obedience—not results.

This Sunday, we finished up our series, “Who Needs a Doctor,” and took time to celebrate the move of God in our children this past week at Freestyle Camp!

Our students are returning from One Camp this week, and on Sunday we will get to hear stories of how God moved in each of their lives. It is an annual tradition and one that never disappoints. We believe God is uniquely stirring in this generation, and we want to receive from them everything God has for us!

On Sunday, we continue answering the question, “Who needs a doctor?” We will focus on Jesus having no walls up in how He related to people who were different from Him, being intentional in how He loved and related to them.

On Sunday, we shift our gears to a series titled, “Who Needs a Doctor?” Over the next three weeks, we will discuss God’s heart for our neighbors in the community and what His call is on our lives as a people empowered by His Spirit.