Vista Community Church

Some of what the post-pandemic church is going to be are starting to come clear...

The real role money plays in the Kingdom of God.

As the pandemic subsides where will Vista be? Who will we be? We've adapted and grown in some significant ways – 0ur presence, partnerships and reach around the city have increased. New ways to engage Sunday continue to evolve. It's all very exciting! Here're a few more things we've learned...

As the pandemic subsides where will Vista be? Who will we be? We've adapted and grown in some significant ways – 0ur presence, partnerships and reach around the city have increased. New ways to engage Sunday continue to evolve. It's all very exciting!

As the pandemic subsides where will Vista be? Who will we be? We've adapted and grown in some significant ways. Our presence, partnerships and reach around town have increased. New ways to engage Sunday continue to evolve. It's all very exciting to think about!

Only after being "neighbored" by Jesus…will we ever be able to "Go and do likewise."

Handling change in the expedition of life with God, part two.

Handling change in the expedition of life with God, part two.

How is it that something can be right and good in God's eyes one day, and not the next?!?

The Columbus Dispatch discreetly equips Christians with an article disguised as tips for safe snow shoveling.

We are called to participate in the ministry of Jesus in the world and in His church.

The pandemic is pushing pretty much everyone and every organization back toward the basics. Church too. Here's a few things we've learned...some surprising, some not so surprising: Mission vs. Existence, Presence vs. Pretending, Engagement vs. Content, Options vs. Not, Agility vs. History.

If we are to be a healthy Church, there are a few things that will be true about us...

The more who choose to vaccinate, the better, but of course there are exceptions. We can respect that can't we?

Your battle is not with a person…it's much deeper than that.

At the core of the Christian life is the mercy of God. Only when we make our first priority to pass along the mercy we've been given can the rest of what is being a Christian follow...

Christians are to pass along what they've been given, and if we don't much of the impact we are to have on the world...like compassion, help, etc...doesn't happen. It can't. To be truly Christian is to give what's been given.

Continuing the discussion about a critical aim of the Christian life: to pass along what has been given to you!

Mary Clark joins the conversation about God in the midst of suffering, hardship, and grief.

Linebackers have a one particularly important job, so do Christians.

You may not realize it, but God's up to some good stuff with you. I can think of 5 ways right off the top of my head!

God is heard when you’re rooted at the humble, prayerful, faithful and perpetual intersection of the Spirit, scriptures, and saints.

What is a Christian to do when the world seems to be coming undone – when division, strife and anger are rampant, tolerated and even encouraged? Look in the mirror – no one is exempt, we all need the mercy and forgiveness of God. Love someone, sacrificially – this is the basic, simple and demonstrated life of Christ. And, don't lie – ever.

Sacrificial...um, Christian...love requires some intentionality. It's not natural. Here're 4 tips!

In the face of all that's wrong in our world, what should I do? Start where Jesus says to start: Look in the mirror, and then...love somebody.