Vintage City Church

Vintage City Church | Revelation 12 • Dustin Scott Revelation 12:1-17 describes God’s eternal victory over evil and reminds us that we are to live in His victory.

Vintage City Church | Revelation 11: How Do We Understand the Two Witnesses? • Greg Sanders Pastor Greg explores different historical views of the two witnesses in Revelation 11, looking at who they might be, what they represent, and what they mean for us today as the Body of Christ.

Vintage City Church | Generational Change: Isaiah 8:11 - 9:2 • Dr. Jay Leroux Dr. Jay Leroux teaches from Isaiah 8:11-9:2. God is stirring up generational change in this house where He is our lens, He is our expectation, and His glory is revealed to the world through us.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 11:1-14 • David Mitchell As witnesses in the Kingdom of God, we are to be filled with the fire of God, bearing a testimony that is an affront to darkness. Our testimony is also meant to lead others to repentance. 

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church |  Don't Forget, You are a Citizen: Revelation 11:1-2 • Greg Sanders As followers of Christ, we are citizens of Heaven. That is our primary citizenship, and all other earthly citizenships are secondary. Pastor Greg asks us to remember our Heavenly citizenship as we vote during this political season. 

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | Team Sunday • Greg Sanders  Team Sunday is an opportunity to get connected with one of Vintage’s many teams and find ways to serve this house.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 10:1 - 11 • Gary Peters Revelation 10:1-11 reminds us that God is omnipotent, sovereign, and faithful. He is God over all chaos and all stability. We are encouraged to hear, obey, and experience His voice.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 8:6 - 9:21 • Dustin Scott Revelation 8 and 9 contrasts the Kingdom of Heaven with the kingdom of darkness as the six trumpets are blown by the angels. As evil is allowed to inflict the earth, the text reminds us of God’s promise to protect those who are in Him.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 8:1-5 • Greg Sanders In Revelation 8:1-5, when the seventh seal is broken, we learn that the central focus of the heavenly throne room is the prayers of God’s people. We are all intercessors whose prayers are collected in Heaven and used to create a response from Heaven to earth.

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 7 • Pt. 2 • Greg Sanders Revelation 7 describes a process more than a chronology. By studying the language of the text, we learn that we can draw strength from God through worship and intimate community with others. We will go through difficulty, but God promises He will go through it with us. 

Vintage City Church | The Life of David • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 7:9-17 • Greg Sanders Revelation 7:9-17 reminds us that the Lamb came to save all of humanity. Jesus wants us to be counted in the limitless crowd worshipping the Throne. There is hope and encouragement in the power of grace, which remedies the problem of sin and chaos.

Vintage City Church | Spiritual Realities of a Generous Life: Philippians 4:10-20 • Gary Peters In Philippians 4:10-20, we learn that generosity is the outcome of a life submitted to the Biblical principles of stewardship. A generous heart is born from a contented heart. Contentment means understanding and embracing the fact that God is in control of our circumstances.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 7:1-17 • Dustin Scott By studying the seal of righteousness and the various number patterns in Revelation 7:1-17, we understand its significance for the original Jewish audience and believers today. Chapter 7 is a picture of God’s covenantal faithfulness to His beloved and holy people.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 6: 1-11 • Dustin Scott In Revelation 6:1-11, we see that the six seals represent various forms of divine judgment linked to human actions, specifically false worship and idolatry. As the people of God, we must adopt the worship culture of Heaven and make sure Jesus is the only one receiving our attention and praise.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 4:1 • Pt. 4: Come Up Here • Greg Sanders When we avoid God’s plans out of fear and choose our own paths instead, we miss out on His promises for our lives. Revelation 4:1 invites us to let go of our own answers, desires, and beliefs and trust God. We are to focus on the Throne Room and live in constant worship of the Lamb.

Vintage City Church | Return to the Lord • Steve Anderson Life's chaos and tribulations are only going to get worse, and we have a choice to either take a stand or run away. We are called to return to the Lord and strengthen ourselves in Him. Daniel gives us an example of the posture and position we must embrace as we stand firm in our faith.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 6:15 - 7:17 •  David Mitchell Revelation 6 and 7 are about God’s judgment as well as the response of humanity to chaos and suffering. We learn what happens in the past, present, and future when God judges sin. We also see that as believers who have placed their identity in Jesus, we can stand victorious before the throne in the face of tribu...

Vintage City Church // The Book of Revelation: Revelation 5:1-14 • Pt. 2 // Greg Sanders In Revelation 5:1-14, we see that Jesus, the Lamb of Heaven, is the perfect and complete solution for the plague of sin. On this side of the cross, we have the power of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us. We also see that Biblical worship has the power to change the atmosphere of both Heaven and Earth.

Vintage City Church | The Book of Revelation: Revelation 6:1-17 • The Six Seals • Dustin Scott In Chapter 6 of Revelation, we see the symbolism of the first six seals and the significance of God’s judgment, the four horsemen, and the suffering of believers. We also learn we must stop fixating on the woes of a world under judgment and, instead, fix our eyes on Him through pure worship and lives of...