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Homosexuality…On Sunday, we take the next step in our Q&A Series as we focus on a subject of great importance both inside and outside the church. We will discuss our convictions and beliefs, how those shape our actions, and who Jesus is calling us to be in the lives most impacted by this topic.

This Sunday, we slow down and spend our morning in extended worship and prayer. We will focus on inviting Jesus to awaken and move us in every area of our lives and invite Him to move in the life of our church.

Sunday, we continue our Q&A series focusing on parenting and answering the questions: How independent should we raise our children to be, should reading the Bible be boring, and more. Don’t miss out and invite your friends!

Sunday, we get to celebrate moms, and we will do it by taking our next step in our Q&A series. We will be answering questions that we feel impact all people, but questions that specifically impact women of every age! What is so important about our bodies? Is there a place for women in church leadership? How do I read scripture in a way that makes sense? As parents, how do we raise independent children who still honor parents? It’s going to be a great time! Don’t miss out!

Join us this Sunday as we lean into the heart of God for the vulnerable. We’ll look at how God moves toward the broken, welcomes the outcast, and fights for those who can’t fight for themselves—and what that means for us as His people. Whether you're in a hard season yourself or wondering how you can make a difference, this message is for you. Come ready to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that God’s heart beats for restoration—and He invites us to be part of it.

On Sunday, we begin our multi-week Q&A series, where we focus on questions you have about life, theology, etc., that you may be wrestling with. We will talk about a lot in the next few weeks, and we need your questions! This week, we will focus on how to thrive in an environment that’s hostile to Christianity, what is so special about Gen Z, and the keys to a healthy marriage! We will just scratch the surface with our answers, but we are hoping it will act as a launching pad for your own study!

On Sunday, we have the joy of celebrating the resurrection story of Jesus. It’s not just a story from history, but a story we are living and experiencing the fruit of every day. We will focus our attention on Paul’s teaching to the Corinthians and the impact the resurrection has on every part of our life and our faith. For without the resurrection, according to Paul, our lives are pointless!

Sunday is Palm Sunday, a morning filled with hopes and aspirations as we look forward to Easter. Looking at the story from the New Testament, we will see the expectations of Jesus’ followers compared to the expectations of Jesus, how the people responded, and what we can learn from it for our lives!

Buckle your seat belts—Sunday is almost here! This week, we'll have a morning of extended worship, and you won't want to miss it! During our time together, we'll pause to pray for everyone who is coming to our home for Easter, and we'll have a dedicated time for healing prayer. God is moving, and I'm confident He will continue moving in our midst this Sunday!

Buckle your seat belts—Sunday is almost here! This week, we'll have a morning of extended worship, and you won't want to miss it! During our time together, we'll pause to pray for everyone who is coming to our home for Easter, and we'll have a dedicated time for healing prayer. God is moving, and I'm confident He will continue moving in our midst this Sunday!

This Sunday, we continue our series, “Increase,” focusing on the 40 days leading to Easter and the beginning of Lent. We’ll discuss the primary word that should define our spiritual lives and the intentionality required to make it a reality. We will focus on 2 Chronicles 15 and Asa’s leadership in guiding Israel to become the people God longed for them to be.

This Sunday, we continue our series, “Increase,” focusing on the 40 days to Easter and the beginning of Lent. We'll explore Acts 10, examining Lent's meaning and how humility opens us to deeper spiritual life.

On Sunday, we begin our new series, “Increase," focusing our attention on the 40 days of Lent leading up to Easter. We will base our discussions on John 3:30, where John the Baptist says, “He must increase, but I must decrease". This week, we will focus on the meaning of Lent and how our diminishment is a gift to our spiritual life!

This week we look at the paradox of our faith in Jesus. We are called to live in two worlds. We’re called to passionately live with God’s presence in Christ and compassionately live with those around us in the world. How are you living out what seems to be a contradictions? How do you live in the paradox of following Jesus?

On Sunday, we wrap up our series, “The Everyday,” by looking at the interesting ripple effect of sin in the lives of Joshua and the people of God. It’s not what you expect, but you will easily be able to identify with it!

On Sunday, we'll focus on Joshua 7, where "The Everyday" takes a turn for the worse.

This Sunday will be a morning of worship. We will focus on Joshua 6 and how God’s people embraced a faith that brought down the walls of Jericho.

Does the everyday matter? It’s easy to focus on life’s big moments, but what about the ordinary days in between? In this talk, we’ll explore Joshua 5:1-12 and how everyday obedience shapes our faith. God often calls us to trust Him in the small things before leading us into something greater. Join us as we discover how the way we live each day matters more than we realize!

On Sunday, we start our new series called “The Everyday.” During it, we will focus on Joshua 3–7: the incredible moves of God, the courage of the people, the steps of faith, and the actions of God’s people that speak to our everyday lives.

On Sunday, we will do a deep dive into Isaiah 40, hoping to paint a picture of the relationship between God and humanity. We will uncover the tools that will equip us for achieving our greatest kingdom success!

On Sunday, we will continue our 21 days of intentional prayer, where we “consecrate” ourselves for the purposes of God!

This Sunday, we will continue our 21 days of intentional prayer, where we “consecrate” ourselves for the purposes of God!

2025 is upon us, and we want to start the year out right by setting our gaze on Jesus! This Sunday, we will focus our attention on the next 21 days, an intentional season of prayer, where we “consecrate” ourselves for the purposes of God!

This is the last Sunday before Christmas, the day we celebrate the Advent of Love, the driving force behind Jesus coming to earth. Understanding and grabbing hold of this truth can change everything in life…if we let it!

Sunday we celebrate the Advent of Joy. We will look at it through an honest lens, recognizing that joy oftentimes feels distant and far away… even though it is ALWAYS present with us! How do we connect to it? What are we missing?

This Sunday, we invite you to join us for the second week of Advent, as we reflect on the theme of Peace. Together, we’ll dive into the Scriptures to discover the true source of peace and be reminded of the One who is our peace.

This Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent. It will be a time to slow down and ask God to awaken us to the hope found in Him in this season. If you feel in need of an awakening, if you feel the need of hope in a difficult season, or if you feel like something just isn’t right in your life, I want to invite you to come this Sunday and ask God to open your eyes to see Him in ways you haven’t seen Him in a long time!

God designed us to do life together, just as Jesus did with His closest friends. Living in community is a practice God invites us into because of the way it shapes and impacts us. On Sunday, we will discuss the why and the how, as we take one step closer to becoming apprentices of Jesus!

In our study, Practicing the Way, this week is crucial as we strategize and develop a plan for our spiritual formation, building on the practices we've explored over the past six weeks. In doing this, we dedicate our best energies to the thing we love most, which is relationship with Jesus and becoming more like Him.

Our walk with Jesus would be so much easier if we didn’t have sin to contend with. We all know the inner struggle when we’re faced with thoughts or ideas that go against what we believe to be true or hinder the steps we should be taking in life. When we take a wrong step, we often feel shame, as if walls have been erected in our hearts between us and God. This Sunday, we’ll explore the practice God created to conquer sin and its impact on our lives—the practice of confession. Don’t miss this conversation; it could bring the freedom you've been longing for.

This Sunday, we take our next step in the "Practicing the Way" series. We will be focusing on finding God in pain and suffering. This is an area the church has struggled in, and learning to connect with him in these moments is vital to our ongoing spiritual growth. Hope to see you here on Sunday!

On Sunday we turn our attention to “The Practices," the very things Jesus gave himself to that shaped his life and his relationship with the Father. In learning and practicing them ourselves, the hope is that we become like Jesus, go the rhythm of Jesus, and experience the fullness of Jesus.

This Sunday, we are back at it with Formation Part 2. Now that we know how we are formed unintentionally, let’s learn how we are formed intentionally. This week we will take a look at how our choices can affect the person we are becoming.

As we continue the conversation on what it means to be an apprentice of Jesus, this Sunday we will focus on formation. Formation isn’t exclusive to Christianity or any religion; it’s an essential part of being human. To be human is to grow, mature, and adapt. Spiritual formation is the process through which our inner self—our “spirit”—is shaped, molded, and developed over time. Together, we will dive into how this transformation shapes us and aligns our character more closely with the way of Jesus.

This Sunday, we will begin our new series called "Practicing the Way". It will be an important conversation around what it means to be an active follower of Jesus, a true apprentice who is with Jesus, who learns from Jesus, and does what Jesus does.

As we conclude the Freedom series, we'll not only reflect on what has kept us in bondage and how we've been set free, but also explore the question: What’s next? Now that we know we are free, how do we move forward in that freedom? Join us this Sunday as we close out the series and look ahead to what God has in store for us!

On Sunday, we step into week five of our Freedom series. We will focus on three core lies each of us struggle with that are birthed from the primary lie we talked about two weeks ago that leads to all sin... God is not enough. Our goal is to expose the lies, step into truth, and gain deeper freedom in every aspect of life!

On Sunday, we pause to talk about the power of shame that keeps many from stepping into the freedom available to us in Jesus and embracing our true identity as God’s children and friends. We will talk about it in light of the three cultural issues we have looked at. Money and finances, image and reputation, sex and love, and steps we can take to say yes to how Jesus views us.

Viewer Discretion is Advised On Sunday, we will continue our conversation about God‘s desire to bring freedom versus enslavement. Our focus will be on God’s gift of sex and the perversion of it in the world which leads many to spiritual bondage. I’ve invited Taylor Chastain to be part of the conversation to help us walk through a biblical journey of Gods gift, the impact of the fall and God’s desire for redemption.

This Sunday is a unique one. First, I get to invite Jamar and Elizabeth Cossick to share about two key cultural struggles that can lead to spiritual slavery…money and personal image. Second, we will end service hearing from all of our ministry leads and ways you can get connected at Vintage. You won’t want to miss it!

On Sunday, we shift our focus to the heart of the good news of Jesus…God’s power to bring freedom to all who believe! With our focus on freedom, we will also focus on the trappings of our culture that work to steal our freedoms and how we need to attack them! Our focus will be Galatians chapters 5 and 6.

This Sunday, we will take some time to look at our namesake verse, Acts 2:42. It is a foundational verse that speaks volumes about who we are at Vintage and who we are always aspiring to be as a church family. It also speaks to the expectations we can have of one another and the expectations we should expect others to have of us. This Sunday, we will unpack this verse and how we need to engage it once again to be the church God has called us to be.

This Sunday, we will take some time to look at our namesake verse, Acts 2:42. It is a foundational verse that speaks volumes about who we are at Vintage and who we are always aspiring to be as a church family. It also speaks to the expectations we can have of one another and the expectations we should expect others to have of us. This Sunday, we will unpack this verse and how we need to engage it once again to be the church God has called us to be.

This Sunday, we will be asking the question, "Are we content?" and looking at Philippians 4:10-13, where Paul says that he has learned the secret to being content in any circumstance. What is the secret, and how do we satisfy the unquenchable desire for more?

This Sunday, we will be asking the question, "Are we content?" and looking at Philippians 4:10-13, where Paul says that he has learned the secret to being content in any circumstance. What is the secret, and how do we satisfy the unquenchable desire for more?

There’s a version of you that the world needs to see! This Sunday, we'll discuss what is required for us to grow. God has a future for you, but to step into it, we need to CHOOSE to grow!

There’s a version of you that the world needs to see! This Sunday, we'll discuss what is required for us to grow. God has a future for you, but to step into it, we need to CHOOSE to grow!

Our students are returning from One Camp this week, and on Sunday we will get to hear stories of how God moved in each of their lives. It is an annual tradition and one that never disappoints. As we have said over the past few months, we believe God is uniquely stirring in this generation, and we want to receive from them everything God has for us!

This Sunday, we will continue our discussion on the importance of remembering who God is in our lives and how this practice is essential for living a fulfilling life!

Today marks the first of a two-week look at the moment God clearly defined his expectations of our relationship with him. Expectations are a gift because they bring clarity, and clarity is kindness. In preparation, we invite you to read Deuteronomy 10:12–22.

Happy Father’s Day! Today’s message is specifically tailored toward our men. We are told to be leaders, love well, and fight for and defend those we love, but sometimes we struggle. And that does not make us weak... that makes us human! This morning, I want to highlight a few different struggles common to most men, highlight truths from scripture we can hold onto, and hopefully take some steps towards greater wholeness and healing that can empower our everyday lives.