Vineyard Covington

As the story continues we see a confrontation between 2 kings and 2 kinds of kingdoms. Who is this God of Israel? The God of justice and mercy. The one who creates order out of chaos. The one who hears the cries of his people and moves with the power to save and set captives free. Do you know that God? Freedom Practice - REMEMBER - The passover meal was given to be a celebration remembering how Go...

We begin a series on the book of Exodus and focus on a powerful encounter between God and Moses. God’s plan is in motion, and he’s asking Moses to play a significant role, but is the shame from Moses past the storyteller? Or will he let God re-write his story? Freedom Practice - Take time to be quiet with God this week and ask him how he has re-written your story. Also ask him where shame continue...

The Bible is an integrated story that leads to Jesus, revealing God as the savior of the world who comes to rescue and free his people he loves so much. Original post

With a generous, extravagant love, Jesus sows the seeds of the Kingdom with words and actions so it will take root in our hearts. Out of that harvest in us he sends us out to join him on his mission of sowing and reaping, looking for people ready to receive the good news and see our city transformed! Original post

In Luke 10, Jesus sends people out on mission to find people of peace. These people are ready to receive the good news and can open up doors to networks of others. So how do we find them today and what do we do next? Original Post

Jesus’ way of looking for a person of peace gives us a framework for a pressure-is-off way of sharing God’s good news. A person of peace is someone ready to receive the message of the Kingdom and the King, someone who welcomes you, serves you, and listens to you. Original Post.

Jesus passed on his mission to the church to seek and save the lost and to make disciples who make disciples. Colossians 4:2-6 reminds us that how we pray, how we live, and how we talk are some important steps towards following Jesus on his mission. Original Post.

Jesus invites us to grow and change to become like him and gives us the grace and power to do it! We get there not by trying really hard but by committing to a way of life walking with Jesus & others that helps us practice and participate with the transforming work of the Spirit in us. Original Post.

One of our core values is to live a Naturally Supernatural lifestyle as you go. This allows us to partner with the Holy Spirit everywhere we go without any hype or manipulation. This sermon helps us understand how to do this, and why our church and the Vineyard movement have embraced living this way. Original Post.

Our VCOV Core Value of relational hospitality means we prefer one another. Let’s prefer one another at work, on errands, at home with our kids, with friends, with strangers at the grocery store, anywhere and everywhere! We see the Kingdom coming and the future picture of worshiping as one family becoming more and more real as we continue to reconcile with one another because we’ve been reconciled...

God is our father, and in Jesus we’ve been adopted into a new family through which he is uniting and reconciling all things. In a culture shaped by radical individualism and loneliness, Jesus invites us to live like a healthy family. Original Post.

Holy Week is here, and on Palm Sunday we celebrate the entry of the King while recognizing that Jesus is getting closer and closer to the cross. Sitting in that tension can stretch us in powerful, but uncomfortable ways. Original Post.

How is Lent going? Today we take a moment to get refreshed and refocused in the middle of this important season using one of the most famous passages in the Bible. Original Post

Jesus never tells us to go do it alone. He doesn’t expect us to prove anything. He pours out his love on us and tells us to remain in his love. We fight the lies and temptations in our lives by learning to listen to his Spirit at work in us. Original Post

What is shaping your identity? As we navigate the formation machine of the world, we find wisdom in the story of Jesus. Four verses in Mark 1 guide this talk, where Jesus leaves home, is baptized, and tested in the wilderness. Original Post

We were created to live lives of love, and even though so many things in life are pulling us away, we can practice quieting the other noises to become fully present and tuned to the loving voice of God.   "Help me to journey beyond the familiar and into the unknown. Give me the faith to leave old ways and break fresh ground with You. Christ of the mysteries, I trust You to be stronger than each st...

The bible paints a beautiful picture of a loving father that stitched us together in our mothers' wombs, and is constantly at work stitching back together all the broken things in our world. We’re invited to join in this process through a shared way of life centered on Jesus. Original Post

God's Kingdom breaks in through the birth of his son and changes everything. Original Post

During Advent, we remember the arrival of Jesus and look forward to his second coming. How do we hold on to hope while we wait? Original Post

People watched Jesus because he lived a life exploding with the power of the Kingdom. Each of us have the same opportunity to see the Kingdom break into the ordinary moments of our real lives, and the people around us are watching. Original Post

Jesus came announcing and demonstrating amazing good news: The Kingdom of God is breaking in to this world and it changes everything! What if we learned to live with an expectation for the Kingdom to break in to our lives at any moment? Original Post

Why do we get together and sing songs as a core rhythm of following Jesus together, and what happens when we do? Corporate worship is a powerful practice that connects us to God, unites us together, and literally transforms us. Original post

Humans were created as image bearers with a special purpose and relationship, designed to see and reflect the glory of God. The problem is ultimately a failure of worship, becoming enslaved to other powers, but Jesus won the victory setting us free from sin and shame. Worshipping Jesus is one of the most powerful ways we can practice and participate in this ongoing act of transformation through th...

Our worldview is a set of assumptions about the nature of reality that determines the way we process our experiences in life. It shapes where we're starting from and where we're going. What if we could learn to see the world like Jesus believing and expecting God to be involved and interacting supernaturally in everything we do? Original Post

Our church is to be one made up of generational bridge builders. We honor and seek the welfare of the generations ahead of us and behind us. No matter our age, we have a gift we bring to the body of Christ. We must be generational bridge builders if we are to have any lasting impact on our city, and that means, ALL of us, no matter what generation we come from, get to play. Original Post