Vintage City Church

Vintage City Church | Heaven is Opened: Revelation 19:11-20:15 • David Mitchell Revelation 19 and 20 describe Heaven coming down to earth as Jesus ultimately conquers death and evil. We see the role of His faithful followers as history is drawn to a close and Christ rules over all.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Reason We Give • Greg Sanders Jesus invites us to live a generous lifestyle, asking us to trust Him with our giving so that we would become generous people who shape our city and world through our tithe. 

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Heart of Repentance: Matthew 11 & 12 • Dustin Scott It is easy to become indifferent to the voice of the Lord over time, but He is gracious and tender towards His people and gently calls us back to repentance and to renew our commitment to listen to and follow His voice.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 18-19:10 • Investing In Eternity • Dustin Scott As we finish studying John’s vision of the sinful indulgences and excesses of Rome in Revelation 18 and 19, we are asked this question: are we investing in the momentary pleasures of sin, or are we investing in eternity?

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 17 • Gary Peters Revelation 17 sets the stage for the completion of Christ’s triumph over evil and the restoration of God’s original design for humanity and the world.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Life of Repentance: Revelation 15 & 16 • Greg Sanders John’s vision in Revelation 15 and 16 describes the righteous wrath of God poured out on the unrepentant. Amid this judgment, we are encouraged with this message: repent and stay tender to God’s desire; if we do that, then we will be fine.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 14 • Judgment Day • Dustin Scott John has a vision of Judgement Day in Revelation 14, casting an enteral perspective over our lives. A lifelong decision to follow Jesus determines our eternity, and John reminds us that if we endure in Christ, we will cross the finish line.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 13 • Pt.2 • Greg Sanders In this second part of Revelation 13, we consider what John’s vision could mean for our current time in a way that is consistent with the historical context we have been studying. While we might not be sure what all the images mean, we know we are called to endurance and faith as we follow Jesus.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 13 • Pt. 1 • Greg Sanders We study how the early church would have understood John’s vision in Revelation 13. With that context in mind, we carefully consider the identities of the beasts described in the chapter.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 12:11 • Dustin Scott As we return to our Revelation study, we reflect on our strategic placement in this world and are encouraged to examine how we witness Christ through our testimonies.

Vintage City Church | Jeremiah 29: Multiply • Pt.3 • Greg Sanders In part three of our series on Jeremiah 29, we look at how to engage the culture around us and are reminded of our mandate to intercede for our region through prayer.

Vintage City Church | Jeremiah 29: Multiply • Pt.2 • Greg Sanders In this part 2 of our series of Jeremiah 29 we are diving into 3 key instructions from God for how captive Israel is to live in Babylon: 1. Build homes and plan to stay. 2. Plant gardens and eat the food you produce.  3. Marry and have children, find spouses for them, have many grandchildren.

Vintage City Church | Jeremiah 29: Multiply • Pt.1 • Greg Sanders Jeremiah 29 contains God’s instructions for how captive Israel is to live in Babylon. As citizens of Heaven living in captivity on earth, we have a choice to live from His promise or our perspective.

Vintage City Church | Jeremiah 29: Introduction for 2025 • Greg Sanders Jeremiah 29 lays out God’s expectations for how the captive Israelites are to live in Babylon. As we start a new year, we are invited to follow these same life principles, shaping our personal lives and how we affect our region.

Vintage City Church | The Power of Processing Memories The Right Way • Greg Sanders In Philippians, Paul writes on the power of memories, expressing gratitude for the good and processing the bad with the help of the Lord. We are invited to do the same as we begin a new year.

Vintage City Church | The Christmas Story: Zechariah, Elizabeth, & Mary • Greg Sanders Gabriel proclaims in Luke’s Gospel, “For nothing is impossible with God,” as the miraculous begins to unfold in the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary. Gabriel’s words remain true for us today. Luke 1.

Vintage City Church | The Christmas Story: Joseph & Mary • Greg Sanders In Matthew 1:18-25, Mary and Joseph reveal a type of people the Lord loves to work with — people who aren’t perfect but live in the fear of the Lord, seeking His guidance and listening to His voice.

Vintage City Church | A Glimpse Into Joseph: Matthew 1 • Gary Peters  The story of Joseph in Matthew 1 models incredible forgiveness in the face of betrayal. Joseph demonstrates how we are to approach forgiveness by stopping to ponder, looking at God’s perspective, and obeying His word.

Vintage City Church | A New Humanity: Luke 3:38 • Dustin Scott As Jesus enters our fallen human world, He brings about a new humanity, defining who we are to be through Him in our identity, attitude, and behavior.