Vineyard Richmond Weekly Message

The Lord has chosen you, called you, forgiven you, wrapped his arms around you, put the cloak on you, sandals on your feet, a ring on your finger, and called you his own.

The Angel went and told Zechariah and Elizabeth. The Angel went and told to Mary and Joseph. The Angels went and told the shepherds. Now it is up to you and me.

God is not predictable and God’s story rarely matches our expectations.

What if God inspected my offering each Sunday? What if he had a sit down with me? My Attitude, My Relationships.

Stories, we all have them. Christmas is a story. It’s a recounting of the facts that happened leading up to and since Jesus’ birth. What’s your story?

The Bible tells us to forgive our enemies when they don’t deserve it, and to be thankful in the midst of trials and trust that God has got our best in mind, even when we can’t see it.

Jesus sent his 12 disciples out to PROCLAIM the Kingdom of Heaven.

Heaven— what’s it like? How do you get there? And what happens once you’re there?

Have you ever felt like God has forgotten you? What was the last thing He asked you to do?

AI shortcuts the things that we should be mindful of in our lives, and the consequences are grave. So, join me today as I discuss the trillion dollar question: what role should AI have in the Christian life?

The plain and short of it, as we interact with scripture, we have to ask: “What does the Bible say about what the Bible says.”

This week, Pastor Joe tackles another question out of the box!

This has been a hot topic throughout the history of the church. Why? Because what it really means is “What do we believe about women in leadership in the church?”

Are you so tired today that not even a nap would fix your problems? You’re winded— can’t seem to catch your breath. In other words, you are suffering from what the world has coined as “burnout”.

There are people out there that say “The word Rapture is not in the Bible.” And just for the record, that is true. But that does not mean that the occurrence of the Rapture is not in the bible.

Listen-in on the word that PJoe shared at Vinestock!

What does it look like when we begin to apply the teachings of Jesus to our lives? The foundation defines the project, but we decide what we will use to build on the foundation.

Sometimes, we have made the knowledge of God an educational pursuit. But you cannot educate yourself into a relationship with Jesus.

The foundation of Christianity is Jesus’s teachings (what did he say?), repent and believe (How do I respond?), and go and tell (what shall I do now?).

Who does Jesus think he is— eating with sinners? This muttering of leadership is why Jesus shared a series of parables.

PJoe shared some brief thoughts during the night of worship. What does it mean to be undignified?

Any building at all begins with the foundation. It is at the bottom— everything rests upon this part of the structure.

What is a lock’s purpose? To protect something, probably of value. To keep something safe.

Ask God to open your heart and your ears. Do you want to hear God speaking?

God wants to show his greatness! But we continue to settle for the world’s crumbs.