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Pastor Sean will be going through the Lord’s Prayer for the month of November. Sean reminisces on being a young christian and the previous Pastor saying how he gets on his knees and recites the Lord’s Prayer daily. This practice Pastor Sean also went on to adopt.

Pasto Todd wraps up Romans looking at how we begin an important conversation and how we end one. What thoughts do you want to have fresh on their mind? Todd takes note on where Paul spends his energy wrapping up Romans.

Pastor Todd reads through Romans Chapter 10 and asks how do we know when we are saved and what does scripture say about it?

Pastor Sean continues through the book of Romans in chapter 8. Pastor Sean elaborates how Paul leans into faith that leads to obedience , which is part of the practical application of the book of Romans.

Pastor Sean continues our series studying the book of Romans, examining chapter 5. In this chapter, Paul details how Adam's sin in the Garden of Eden brought sin into everyones lives, and how Jesus's life, death on the cross, and resurrection remedies the effects of sin in our lives.

Pastor Sean begins a new series in which we will be examining the book of Romans. Sean first introduces us to Paul, gives us some context of what is going on when this book (or letter) was written, then dives into some of the content of Chapter 1.

Pastor Sean, and Erika & John Tuggle lead a time of open Q&A form the members of the congregation on a variety of theological topics.

Professor Thomas Middlebrook teaches about two Saints today. He starts with Saint Anthony the Great and ends with the story of Saint Julian of Norwich.

Vineyard City Church Pastor, Todd, begins our series exploring the saints, the part they played in Church history, and the life of Saint Francis of Assisi specifically.

Siena McMasters wraps up the Book of James while looking at prayer as on of the themes of the book. Asking what does James have to say to us about prayer?

Pastor Todd continues in the Book of James. He observes how , because this letter is so small it means James would have had to cleary choose what information he wanted to emphasize on. James spends a good deal of the letter on one specific topic which shows us how important this bit of wisdom must be.

Professor James Middlebrook opens up our continuation on the Book of James by asking us, what do we do with out own hypocrisy? He goes on to explain how hypocrisy is when we call a moral or religious identity without claiming our sinful identity as well.

Pastor Todd begins his new series looking for wisdom in the Book of James for the month of July . He describes the book as wonderfully bite sized because of it 5 chapters.

Pastor Sean continues our segment on Spiritual Formation. He details the way we look at this in the Vineyard is by looking at three different things in a relational triangle. The Up, growing in Christ. The In, in intentional community and then the Out, with God's love. All these parts are needed to reflect the love of God.

Today guest speaker Tony Stolzfus speaks about getting hurt by the church . He goes over ways it happens and ways to cope with that hurt. Tony also focuses in on one aspect of church hurt, which is what we believe about getting hurt by the church.