Vintage City Church

Vintage City Church | RESET: Acts 2:41-42 • Greg Sanders Pastor Greg takes us through Acts 2:41-42. This passage reveals the activity of the early Church. The early Church heard Paul's message, got baptized, and were added to the Church. What are we doing differently? Those who followed the early Church did so at a great cost. It cost them their time, their talents, and treasure. They joined...

Vintage City Church | RESET: Where Is Our Focus?: Matthew 21:1-14 • Greg Sanders Where is your focus? Pastor Greg explains where our focus should be by looking at Matthew 21, verses 1-14. Sometimes, we find ourselves far from Jesus. We feel wounded and fatigued, living without any purpose. Yet, we serve a gracious God who has the ability to meet us where we are and lead us back to where He called...

Vintage City Church | RESET: What Are We Listening To?: Matthew 21:12-14, John 10:27-30, & Psalm 25:1-14 • Greg Sanders John 10 verse 27 states, "My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me." Jesus uses a shepherd's language in John 10 to emphasize that we are called to be like sheep and follow His voice under His care and protection. To hear God's voice, we...

Vintage City Church | Standing In Belief • Greg Sanders & Gary Peters

Vintage City Church | A Life Well Lived In The Family Of God: Romans 16:17-27 • David Mitchell In today's message, David Mitchell walks us through the practical application of truths in Romans 16. We, as Christians, are called to be obedient, wise, and innocent. We are called to be obedient to God's ways; we are responsible for seeking Wisdom about what is good and not; we are encouraged...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 16:16-18 • Daniel Sokolowski How do we love one another? Paul addresses the Roman Church in Romans 16:16-18 to look for divisions and false teachings. Historically, we know that what likely drove division was disagreement as to whether or not circumcision was required and whether or not ritual acts of the law (sabbath observance and holidays of...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 16:1-16 • Dustin Scott Paul writes his personal greetings to the Roman Church in chapter 16. Paul is "landing the plane" for the Roman Church by "urging" and calling believers to embrace other fellow believers. We must be attentive and intentional and honor fellow believers. In these greetings, Paul provides models of how Chr...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:23-33, 1 Corinthians 16:1-3, 2 Corinthians 8:1-7, & Philippians 4:10-17 • Gary Peters "God wants you to give abundantly through the gift of giving." This is one of many statements that some churches have misused to manipulate Christ's body. Let's look at what Pastor Gary Peters says about believers' generosity in...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:23-33, 1 Samuel 14:6, 1 Corinthians 16:1-3, & 2 Corinthians 8:1-7 • Gary Peters Pastor Gary encourages us to trust God again fully in today's teaching. In Romans 15, we learn from the life of Paul that our lives can get messy, but that doesn't mean we've missed God's voice. None of us know what God's educating us...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:13-21, Ephesians 1:13, Ephesians 2:6, 1 Corinthians 6:19, 2 Timothy 1:6-8, 2 Timothy 4:3-4, & John 16:7-13 • Steve Anderson As soon as you put your faith in Jesus, you inherit the Holy Spirit. How is that possible? Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He said He was sending us a gift, The Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is God's Holy Spir...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:7-13 • David Mitchell David Mitchell explains in Romans 15 why Jesus took the lowest position to serve the lowest nation. First, Jesus did it because His promises to the patriarchs must be fulfilled. It's God's character to keep all promises He made to His people at all costs. When Abraham, in Genesis, asked God for a child, God pro...

Vintage City Church | Matthew 17:1-20 • Gary Peters Will you still trust God if things don't go as you wanted? We may not always see Jesus in real life, as the disciples did 2000 years ago, but every day He is giving us opportunities to get to know Him better. He is constantly at work to remind us who He is, even if we feel like the "9" Jesus left behind in Matthew 17. Jesus will ne...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 12:10, 14:19 & 15:1-3, Matthew 17:24-27, Acts 16:1-5 • Gary Peters Pastor Gary helped us to understand the process of walking in preference of others. It starts by resisting entitlement by trusting in the sovereignty of God. Trusting comes by obeying when God speaks, no matter how foolish it sounds. Acts 15 helps us to learn the difference b...

Vintage City Church | Prayer: Luke 11:1-11 • Greg Sanders In Luke 11:1-11, the disciples came to Jesus and said to Him, "Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples." They wanted to lean into prayer, not because they did not know how to pray, but because they saw how Jesus' prayers were answered and how He lived in an intimacy that was foreign to them, and they wanted...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:5-7 & Philippians 2:5-8 • Greg Sanders In Romans 15, Paul is trying to teach us what living with the attitude of Jesus looks like. He is working to show us what it will take to live actively in complete harmony with those around us. It means we follow the patterns of Jesus. Like refusing the entitlements, we believe we deserve, becoming w...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:1-6 • David Mitchell

Vintage City Church | Posture of Restoration: Nehemiah 4:1-18 • Dr. Jay Leroux

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 15:1-13 & Luke 15:11-32 • Megan Engelstad

Vintage City Church | Remember The Sabbath: Romans 12:2, Exodus 20:8-11, Exodus 31:12-17, Leviticus 16:31, Leviticus 23:3, Matthew 11:28-29 • Belinda Sanders

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 14:20-23, Romans 15:1-13, Philippians 2:5-8 • Greg Sanders God can handle your opinions and preferences, but we must be careful about how they affect others around us. Our freedom must be used to build each other up in kindness and care. Keep your opinions and preferences between you and God. Humble yourself and choose to live in joy and peace w...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 14:17-23, Romans 15:1-13, Philippians 2:5-8 • Greg Sanders There is a way we serve Jesus that pleases God. Therefore, the Kingdom of God is not based upon my preferences or choices, but The Kingdom of God is the reality that I belong to and is led by Jesus. This means choosing to let go of your personal preferences and choices and living a life...

Vintage City Church | Building Project Update: Finish Strong • Greg Sanders

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 14:7-21 • Dustin Scott The Church is Christ's eternal reward, so let us love, give, serve, and participate in unifying and edifying rather than dividing our preferable matters. At the end of the day, we are not our own, but we belong to the Lord. We are called to have a singular vision of Christ, not allowing issues of secondary preference...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: John 5:2-4, Judges 2:6-10, Ephesians 6:12, Revelation 2:2-5 • Steve Anderson If you are dry and thirsty, struggling with contentment, and waiting for something to happen, this message is for you. We believe that Holy Spirit is stirring up the waters in Vintage City Church, and we believe that our city is the holy ground for God to dwell in. Revival beg...

Vintage City Church | The Invitation to Love: Romans 14:7-12, Matthew 27:50-54 • Greg Sanders When Jesus shouted on the cross, something cosmic happened. It was a final shout that opened graves, split rocks apart, brought the dead to life, and shook the earth. At that moment, creation was restored to her King. Jesus died so humanity had a pathway back to being His image bearers. It was the cross t...