Episodes

Reese LeRoy | By knowing the names of God, we discover who God truly is and who He desires to be to us and for us. We begin our summer message series with the first name revealed to us in scripture – Elohim. Elohim is the one true, all-powerful God who is Ruler and Creator of the universe – a dynamic He wants us to know and experience in our lives today.

Thor Colberg | Vineyard Church of Augusta Founding Pastor Thor Colberg talks about the naturally-supernatural dynamic by which Jesus advanced the Kingdom of God during his ministry here on earth. It’s an approach he invites his followers to adopt today!

Reese LeRoy | This message focuses on the fruit of the Holy Spirit as detailed in Galatians 5. This formation of the character of Jesus Christ in our lives is only produced by an ongoing personal relationship with the Holy Spirit.

Dan Wager | The Book of Acts gives Christians the framework for living & doing ministry in the Kingdom of God. We simply need to engage with what & who we encounter in Like’s writings!

Reese LeRoy | In this final SNAPSHOT OF TRANSFORMATION from the Gospel of John, we find a beautiful story of healing, forgiveness, and recommissioning for Peter. With this encounter with Jesus in John 21, we can all be reminded that God never stops being FOR us…even in our failures. He faithfully provides opportunities for us to grow and experience His redeeming love.

Mary Margaret LeRoy | The love of Jesus brings transformation and that brings freedom. Just like the woman at the well, when we accept that we are fully known by Jesus, we then understand we are fully loved.

Dan Gaudinier | Nicodemus was a Pharisee but unlike many of his peers, he remained open to the possibility of a move of God beyond his understanding. As a result, he experienced profound spiritual growth. As we explore his snapshots of transformation in the Gospel of John, we will see the importance of remaining sensitive to wonder and mystery of an infinite God.

Reese LeRoy | Whenever Jesus encountered a disruption in the peaceful order of God’s Kingdom purposes, he didn’t explain the origins of evil. Instead, he acted to set things right. In John 9, a man born blind encounters Jesus, the Light of the world. God’s work is displayed in this man through healing for both his physical blindness and his spiritual blindness.

Reese LeRoy | Throughout the Gospel of John, there are numerous accounts of how different people had different experiences with Jesus that led to lasting change and spiritual transformation. In today’s message, we focus on Thomas and see that our doubts can be healthy and purposeful when they are grounded in a search for truth and a desire to grow closer to God.

Dr. Cheryl Jones | As we learn to live in forgiveness and from forgiveness, the future we dream of begins to take shape and our lives reflect the freedom Jesus promised us.

Reese LeRoy | On this Easter Sunday, we turn our attention to John 20 where Mary Magdalene experiences an empty tomb and a life-changing encounter with the Risen Savior. This passage helps us see that Jesus’ resurrection enables us to be people of hope who live in confident expectation that God will make all things right – first in us…then in the world around us.

Reese LeRoy | Jesus understood the pain of rejection. He was rejected by the very people he came to save. The good news for us is that the One who was rejected chooses us, welcomes us, and loves us in all of life…including the times when we experience the fickleness of people and the pain of rejection.

Sam Sahyouni | What do we do when our world stops, but God seems to stay 20 miles away? In this installment of our LENT… For Real! series, we dive into the raw, messy, “Day 4” reality of the death of Lazarus in John 11. It’s a story for anyone who has ever prayed an “if only” prayer—“Lord, if you had just been here, this wouldn’t have happened.” We explore the unsettling tension of God’s timing and why Jesus—the Resurrection and the Life—waited two extra days before showing up. Discover why the ...

Reese LeRoy | There is an epidemic of loneliness in our world. When we experience loneliness, Psalm 23 serves to remind followers of Jesus that we are really not alone. God invites us to place our absolute trust and peaceful confidence in Him as our loving Shepherd and gracious Host.

Dr. Tamara Noel | We serve the God of miracle, signs, and wonders who displays His strength in the midst of His people. We are invited to come boldly to the Lord, fully confident that He is able to do more than what we can ever dream. Yet, in this world we will have trouble. Here are three key lessons for the believer to keep in mind about suffering.

Reese LeRoy | In John 3, Jesus interacts with a religious leader named Nicodemus. Nicodemus came to Jesus with a number of questions that Jesus welcomed. In their interaction, we see that a holy curiosity is a gift from our good and loving Heavenly Father who invites His children to come to Him with everything…including our questions.

Reese LeRoy | Our message series for Lent begins in Matthew 4 where we find Jesus in the wilderness. In this difficult setting, the perfect Son of God demonstrates to broken humanity that we are perfectly created to need God’s love and care for our perfectly imperfect lives.

Don Pearson | The scriptures and the history of the church give testimony to the ministry of healing prayer. Jesus modeled it, Holy Spirit empowered it, 2000 years of church history testifies to it, and every believer can learn how to participate with Him in healing prayer.

Reese LeRoy | The prayer of blessing is a unique ministry tool that God gives us to affect His good purposes in people’s lives. The first thing God did after He created Adam and Eve was to bless them. In Scripture we see that the blessing of God is not to be kept only for ourselves. It is to be shared and imparted to others because we are blessed to be a blessing.

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | When invite the Holy Spirit into our prayer time, he helps us and lovingly guides us. Romans tells us we don’t know what to pray, but the Holy Spirit does.

Reese LeRoy | Our new message series on prayer continues with a focus on praying passages from the Bible. When we pray Scripture, we use the words of the Bible to guide and inform our conversation with God. While there are many practical reasons to pray scripture, ultimately this approach helps our prayers become a truer reflection of the heart of God for ourselves and for others.

Reese LeRoy | We begin 2026 with a focus on prayer and a reminder that God invites each of us into a greater experience of spiritual growth and deeper intimacy with Him through amazing privilege. As St. Augustine wrote, “True, whole prayer is nothing but love.”

Reese LeRoy | In this final message from our Advent and Christmas series, we consider lessons about prayer and waiting from Simeon and Anna from Luke 2. The message also includes a contemplative exercise where we reflect on 2025 and anticipate what God is inviting us into in 2026.

Dan Gaudinier | We might not have to be perfect for God to love us. But we do need to be ready to receive His love, to nurture our connection with God and others, and be bold to reveal His generosity to those around us.