Vintage Church Harker Heights

In Week 5 of Under God, we will take a look at the importance of the family. How the problems in our world today have stemmed from problems in the home first. Join us as we learn how we can put God back into the center of our families, and our country.

In Week 4, we delve into the principles that separate freedom from tyranny, focusing on the U.S. Constitution's framework of separation of powers, where sovereignty rests with the people. We will explore the Bill of Rights and contrast systems like Marxism, Socialism, Communism, and Fascism with capitalism—rooted in God's command to steward what He has entrusted to us and invest in fruit t...

This week, we'll dive into the American founding, exploring the Declaration of Independence and the principles upheld by the Founding Fathers. We'll compare and contrast the American Revolution of 1776—a revolution deeply rooted in biblical principles—with the French Revolution of 1789, which sought to build a new order without God. Discover the stark differences between a nation founded o...

We will explore the Ten Commandments as the foundational principles of civilization, essential to the formation of the United States. We'll examine how these divine axioms, given at Mt. Sinai, shaped the moral fabric of our nation and established freedom as God's idea. Jesus affirmed the enduring significance of these commandments, declaring that He came to fulfill the law, not to abolish...

In the opening week of our series, we will explore the ministry of Jesus and the role He assigns to His disciples in standing for truth in the public square. We'll confront the reality of Order vs. Chaos and examine how the Church is called to be a beacon of light in a dark world. As we delve into the two competing visions—Secular vs. Biblical—you’ll be challenged to stand against evil and uph...

In week four we will learn about the immutable principles of diligence, integrity, and stewardship in our work and financial life. We will gain Biblical insight into honoring God first as our provider and stewarding our life for maximum impact.

Building on week 1, we will learn about how to practically receive Wisdom’s call and grow over the course of time. This will be a process that can be applied in your daily life to grow in wisdom and love for God.

Tune in to this special and timely message from guest speaker Pastor Malik Edwards, founder of Relentless Global!

In week five we will dive into Psalm 91, another famous Psalm, and explore how God protects us when He is our refuge. We will come to understand what it means to "live in the shelter of the Most High" and all of His promises towards us when we do.

In week four we will see how God fulfills us when we remain faithful to Him. We will discover, like Asaph, that the reward of following God is far greater than the rewards of following the enemy and the ways of the world. We will understand how acknowledging and dealing with sin in our own heart will allow us to maintain God's perspective in our life.

In week two we will unpack Psalm 23, one of the most famous Psalms, and see how God cares for us as our Great Shepherd. We will see how being led by God means we lack for nothing. He gives us rest, strength, protection, comfort, blessing, goodness, and unfailing love.

Join us for the first week of our new series 'Psalms: Our Life in God's Hands'! We will be looking at the structure and context of Psalm 19 to see how God leads us.

Watch this special message from Bishop Robert Stearns, President & Founder of Eagles' Wings, as he teaches why Israel matters to God, and why it should matter to us.

The Bible says in the book of Psalms 90:12, that in order to gain a heart of wisdom, we must learn how to number our days. This week is all about time management and making time for the things that matter most for your overall health. We need wisdom about how to organize our time for whole life health and wellness. This week, we will give guiding principles to help you do just that.

Our life on Earth is short, and it is the promise of eternal life that allows us to press on this side of Heaven. Jesus moved with a clear vision, and in Proverbs 29:18 it says "Where there is no vision, the people are unrestrained, But happy is one who keeps the Law.” Personal vision, as it applies to the Christian, is less about your plan and more about your life in God's Plan. This wee...

Proverbs 4:23 tells us to “Guard our hearts above all else, for it determines the course of our life." Your relationship with God is more than just one area of your life; it is the center that feeds every other area. This week, join us as we learn from Jesus what it means to be completely devoted to God with our whole heart and, as a result, live more fulfilled in every other area.

Celebrate the strength found in unity. Uncover the significance of a unified mission and Church. Realize that our faith magnifies when shared within God's spiritual family. Reflect on the Acts passage, "they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching." Dive into Ephesians 4:11 to understand the core elements of Christian community and discipleship.

Throughout this series, we will be looking at how the word of God truly is a lamp for our feet, a light for our path and a guide for our lives. We will see how the word of God has the power to transform our lives by transforming our minds. If there’s ever been a year that we need to commit ourselves to living according to God’s will and God’s ways, it’s this coming year!

In the fifth week, we will delve into the remarkable story of Jesus through the lens of Isaiah’s prophetic words about who the messiah would be, and what he would do as the savior of the world. Prepare to be moved as we explore the fulfillment of prophecies and the immeasurable love, grace and salvific provision of our Promised Messiah.

In the third week of our series, we turn our attention to the shepherds who received the angelic announcement of Jesus' birth. Drawing from the prophecies of Isaiah 9:2 and Micah 5:2, we understand the significance of the shepherds' presence at this divine moment. Their encounter with the angels and witnessing the newborn Savior in Luke 2:8-20 symbolizes the fulfillment of the Old Testamen...

As we continue our Advent journey, we delve into the story of Mary, the chosen vessel through whom Jesus, the promised Messiah, would enter the world. The prophecy of Isaiah 7:14 is fulfilled in Mary's virgin birth, as recorded in Luke 1:26-38. Through her humility, surrender, and unwavering faith, Mary becomes a powerful example of trust and obedience in God's divine plan. Her willingness...

In the first week of our series, "Awaiting Advent: The Promised Messiah," we explore the story of Elizabeth and Zachariah, a righteous and faithful couple. Through the prophecy of Zechariah in Luke 1:67-79, we see the connection to the Old Testament promises of a coming Messiah. Their miraculous conception of John the Baptist fulfilled the prophetic words of Malachi 4:5-6, preparing the...

Week 2 centers around Nehemiah as an ordinary individual with an extraordinary burden for his people and city. Through his journey, we learn about the power of a shared vision and collective action. This week’s focus ties into our current mission, emphasizing how personal conviction and shared burdens can inspire us to be the change agents in our societies, rebuilding cultural and spiritual walls...

Join us for week one of our new series 'Nehemiah'! We'll learn about the Five Characteristics of The Remnant, drawing inspiration from the examples of Daniel, Noah, Esther, Elijah, and Joseph. These individuals showcased prayer & thankfulness, radical obedience to God, courage in the face of death, a passion for God’s glory, and counter-cultural righteousness.

In the final week of our study on the Armor of God, we explore the seventh and last piece of the armor, represented by the Roman Spear. Just as the number seven symbolizes completion in Scripture, prayer is the final piece that completes the spiritual armor.