Vintage City Church

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 2:18-29 • David Mitchell There is a behavior that Jesus wants to illuminate, and there is behavior that Jesus wants to eliminate both from the church in Thyatira and for us today. David Mitchell addresses these behaviors by looking at Revelation 2:18-29. When Jesus speaks to the church in Thyatira, He first highlights a few behaviors that He notices, li...

Vintage City Church | Joseph Series • Gary Peters Scripture References: Acts 7:9-10 Psalms 105:17-18 Genesis 37:12-20; 23-35; 36 Mark 1:12 2 Kings 6:8-23

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 2:12-17, Numbers 22:9-12, Numbers 25:1-9, & Numbers 31:14-16 • Greg Sanders Continuing our series in Revelation, Pastor Greg focuses our attention on aligning our heart's desires with God's in the act of obedience. Jesus has some issues with the sin of the church of Pergamum. In Revelation 2: 12-17, Jesus expresses His anger towards the si...

Vintage City Church | Joseph Series: Psalms 105:19, Genesis 29, Genesis 30:1-2, Genesis 35:16-20 • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 2:12-17 • Greg Sanders Where in our lives can we better partner with God, rather than the Enemy? Pastor Greg teaches us through Revelation 2: 12-17 about the church of Pergamum and the cautions we can learn. Jesus reveals His authority through the two-edged sword, which cuts through deception and reaffirms the revelation that He is truth. Pergamum was d...

Vintage City Church | His Name Is Wonderful: Judges 13 • Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 2:8-11 • Gary Peters The letter to Symrna was not acknowledging their works but their suffering. Pastor Gary is taking us through Revelation 2:8-11, explaining the meaning of suffering. Suffering means to be tormented, troubled, bewildered, confused, and worried. What is the mystery of suffering? If you ask for an answer to your sufferings, you will nev...

Vintage City Church | The State Of Vintage • Greg Sanders Proverbs 29 verse 18 states, 'Where there is no vision, people perish.' The word vision means "divine guidance." That word teaches us the value, priority, and necessity of having the proper perspective. It is possible to have two visions - God's and your vision which results in division. It is our responsibility to...

Vintage City Church | These 3 Remain • Greg Sanders Three things are hidden in the Ark of the Covenant: A golden jar containing manna, representing God's provision over our needs. Then there was Aaron's staff. The staff was an almond branch, but this branch never dried up; it always budded. It represents this picture of hope - if we place our hope in Jesus, we will never be disappointed....

Vintage City Church | Revelation: The Nicolaitans • Pt. 2 • Dustin Scott A Nicolaitan is any person, inner voice, or appetite which teaches us that it is permissible to continue in unrepentant sin. Nicolaitanism conquers Christians by invalidating their discipleship. It deceives them into believing they are followers of the Lord, while they neglect to follow Him in their everyday heart attitudes,...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Mark 10:46-52 • Dustin Scott

Vintage City Church | Revelation: The Nicolaitans • Pt. 1 • Dustin Scott There are attributes of ourselves which the Lord loves and attributes which He hates. Why does Jesus hate these things? At the end of His address to Ephesus, Jesus promises: "To everyone who conquers, I will give permission to eat from the tree of life that is in the paradise of God" (v.2). The Lord is compassionate...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:17-20 & Revelation 2:1-7 • Greg Sanders The Church of Ephesus did a great job of doing the right things for the Kingdom of God, but they lacked the aspect of loving Jesus, which was more important. Jesus is the husband of the Church, and the Church is His bride. The Church of Ephesus left their first love. We can learn from the Church of Ephesus b...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:17-20 & Revelation 2:1-7 • Greg Sanders Do you have the ears to hear God's voice? As we dive into Revelation 2:1-7, we will learn that hearing is a posture of listening. The Scripture states, "Anyone who is willing to hear should listen to the Spirit and understand what the Spirit is saying to the churches." God's voice is avai...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:1-20 & John 1:2-3 • Steve Anderson How does Jesus reveal Himself to you? Jesus revealed Himself to John in Revelation 1:13-16. What did Jesus say to John before He showed Himself? "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the one who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty." No one in history has witnessed Jesus in more historical ways than...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:9-20 • David Mitchell John, the Apostle, is helping us to understand in Revelations 1:4-20 that we, as followers of Jesus, will experience hard times. This Book has been turned into something about predicting the future, but John is writing this letter to inject courage into God's people, that we would need to patiently endure great sufferings be...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:4-8 • Greg Sanders John's statement in Revelation 1:4-8 is clear that Jesus is the one. He is the source you need to align your life with. In our culture, we have competing voices. The idea of the fear of the Lord is that amid these competing voices, we won't deviate from Jesus because He is it. Looking at the end, every knee will bow, and e...

Vintage City Church | The Fear Of The Lord • Greg Sanders Do you know what the fear of the Lord is? Proverbs 1:7 explains, "Fear of the Lord is the foundation of true knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and discipline." In this verse, the Hebrew word for fear of the Lord is reverent/reverence, which means to assume/respect God knows best. It's to have an attitude like, "I obey...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:4-20 • Dustin Scott In Today's message, Pastor Dustin helps us understand the context, meaning, and application of the truths in The Book of Revelation 1:4-20. Have you thought about if you have areas in your life where you cling to people and other kingdoms more than Jesus, the Person of truth? Or would you say you are more distracted by earthly...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:4-8, Numbers 6:24-26, & Proverbs 9:1 • Greg Sanders

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:1-8 • Greg Sanders Are you willing to allow Jesus to correct what's detrimental in your life? Revelation is a single letter to seven churches. Through this letter, God is honoring what is honorable and correcting what is detrimental. We need to expect this same type of treatment from Him in our personal lives. True discipleship is to be a learner...

Vintage City Church | Revelation: Revelation 1:1-4 • Greg Sanders  The Book of Revelation is often misunderstood by modern-day beliefs. This new study invites us to consider the message of Revelation as a very real and relevant message for the church today. It is not a message about the end times or "What is to come." It is an opportunity to capture the truth of what God is trying to tel...

Vintage City Church | RESET: Psalm 51:1-19 • David Mitchell When have you sabotaged the goodness of God in your life? The story of David committing adultery in 2 Samuel 11 and David's prayer for repentance in Psalm 51 shows us a pathway to redemption. The prayer he prayed in Psalm 51 offers us a glimpse of David's shattered heart. After he committed adultery and tried to cover up his sin...

Vintage City Church | RESET: Psalm 25:1-10 • Greg Sanders In today's message. Pastor Greg teaches us that God looks at us through the lens of His Son. Jesus doesn't remember us according to our sins but according to His love for us. Like Psalm 25 states, "Do not remember the sins of my youth and my rebellious ways..." If we humble ourselves and ask God to show us His way and fa...

Vintage City Church | RESET: 2 Samuel 11:1-5 • Gary Peters Are you living with discipline, or are you living with regret? Pastor Gary takes us through the story of David in 2 Samuel 11. As we know, King David is famous for his reputation. He conquers historic enemies of Israel. He even slays the giant in the valley of Elah. But for some reason, David hit a wall. Instead of being with his army figh...