Vintage Church Harker Heights

When God has been providing for us and giving us the win, it’s easy to think we have Him all figured out – but God often does things differently than we expected so that the outcome is better than we imagined. Let’s look at how God never stopped being the provider for Joshua and Israel after all – the same might just be true for us today.

Nothing is more important than putting God first. While learning to put Him first in every area takes a lifetime, there are some we can get correct right off the bat. If we want to honor God, one of the best places to begin is with our resources – not because He needs to receive our money but because we need to give it. Let’s look at why, together!

Whether it’s in our family, our church, or our jobs, God is using the same framework to build us up today as He did with Joshua thousands of years ago. The catch? Leadership is rarely what we imagine. Join us as we learn what leadership looks like, the God way.

If we want to be as good of a leader as others are we have to learn to do the things that others do. Joshua’s apprenticeship to Moses changed everything for him and set him up for success. Join us this week as we learn how, just like Joshua with Moses, our apprenticeship to Jesus prepares us for our purpose.

After we become part of God’s family, we get the chance to add value to that family by serving one another and those around us. Serving others positions us to have a greater impact than ever, but it does even more than that. Come discover how serving others, ironically, is the only thing that adequately prepares us to lead them too.

God has always been about family – even putting the first people in a family with one another. He reaches out to place us in His family, too. This week, we take a look at how connecting to others and becoming a part of God’s family can grow us closer to God and each other than ever before.

We see relationships casually because those around us have treated us casually as well – but God wants more for us. In the Bible, spiritual family is the remedy for a life of shallow, casual, meaningless relationships. In this message, we will look at the life of Ruth together to discover just how powerful spiritual family can be.

Does God want us to be happy? The answer might surprise you, but the way we get there will surprise you even more. In a world where happiness goes up and down as quickly as the rollercoasters at Six Flags, God is calling us to something better.

Study after study reveals that the very thing that we need to extend and enhance our lives may be right in front of our eyes already – life-giving relationships. Join us as we discover the amazing benefits of having healthy relationships and learn how to create and nurture them.

Losing things is just the worst, and getting lost isn’t all rainbows and sunshine either. By looking at three specific parables Jesus told in the book of Luke, we can learn more about just how others in our lives wind up far from God – and how God often wants to use us to help bring them back.

Most of us don’t mind a good storm every now and then, just as long as we aren’t in the middle of it. Unfortunately, the “storms” of life always come and rarely do they skip over us. The question, then, is how we should handle these tough situations when they come up. Let’s learn how to weather life’s storms and come out of them better than ever before, together!

Everywhere we look, everyone has some idea about why we’re here and what we’re supposed to be doing. Usually most of the advice we receive from others falls short. The good news is that as we unfold the pages of Scripture, we can unpack what God has to say to us about our purpose and start to answer some of the big questions of life. We were made for more!

We are in the middle of a brand-new series called “Now That’s What I Call Vintage”, where we’ll be going back in time to the “greatest hits” through the ages – seeing past messages come alive in a brand-new way. The Bible is full of stories meant to inspire and encourage us - as well as teach and warn us. Esther played a critical role in the story of God and His people – and it’s in her story that...

We are in the middle of a brand-new series called “Now That’s What I Call Vintage”, where we’ll be going back in time to the “greatest hits” through the ages – seeing past messages come alive in a brand-new way. The Bible is full of stories meant to inspire and encourage us - as well as teach and warn us. Esther played a critical role in the story of God and His people – and it’s in her story that...

This week is the start of a brand-new series called Now That’s What I Call Vintage where we’ll be going back in time to the “greatest hits” through the ages – seeing past messages come alive in a brand new way. In this message, Pastor Stephen will walk us through how being men and women of integrity can have more impact on our life than we ever imagined. If this was your first time tuning in, we w...

We’ve all fallen for the same emotional traps before. Whether it’s hurt, comparison, or anger, all can be devastating to our walk with God. We all need something to help get us unstuck from these traps - and only living by our spirit will get the job done. Let’s get unstuck, together. For us, church is so much more than a simple message you watch or a place you go to, it’s a spiritual family you b...

This is the fourth message in a series called Good for the Soul. For better or for worse, the things we’ve done stick with us. The lies we come to believe about these things can torment us, but God has a secret to help us. In this message, we learn from Pastor Dylan how having a safe space to confess our sins to one another can help us heal more than we ever imagined. Every week, we connect with o...

Life can get heavy – so heavy that it can feel like we’re literally carrying around an extra weight with us. If your soul is heavy with hurts, anxiety, or trouble, cry out to God. In this message, Pastor Drew will teach us how to discover hope for our future by looking to Jesus in our present. For us, church is more than a message you watch online or a place you go to, it’s a spiritual family you...

We are busier than ever and there’s no end in sight. Sometimes, hustling is good, but sometimes it seems like all we know how to do is hustle more and work harder. But all work and no rest leads to spiritual emptiness and sin. Let’s learn how to escape the cycle of hurry and heal from it, together. There’s a place for you here at Vintage Church. Every week, we gather live and in-person with our sp...

We are not just our labels and we aren’t the broken self-image that we often see when we look in the mirror. Our identity has been shaped by more negative things in our life than we’d care to admit, but God’s power to heal is greater than Satan’s power to hurt. In this message, Pastor Stephen will walk us through how to surrender who we think we are to become who God says we are!

Following a list of rules without knowing Jesus leads to cold, dead, religion every time because it’s knowing who Jesus is what leads to living how Jesus lived - not trying to follow a list of rules by our own willpower. The second face that shows us a picture of who Jesus was is the face of the lion, the face of the King - and seeing Jesus as our King protects us from the consequences of sin afte...

Following a list of rules without knowing Jesus leads to cold, dead, religion every time because it’s knowing who Jesus is what leads to living how Jesus lived - not trying to follow a list of rules by our own willpower. The second face that shows us a picture of who Jesus was is the face of the lion, the face of the King - and seeing Jesus as our King protects us from the consequences of sin afte...

Following a list of rules without knowing Jesus leads to cold, dead, religion every time, because it’s knowing who Jesus is that leads to living how Jesus lived, not trying to follow a list of rules by our own willpower. The first face that is a picture of Jesus is the face of the man - Jesus as a communicator. And the first way that He communicated with the world was by listening, not talking. He...