Episodes

Reese LeRoy | In this new series on Proverbs, we start right at the beginning of wisdom with “the fear of the Lord” (Proverbs 10:9). We see how awe and reverence for God and a healthy respect for His definition of good and evil serves us well as we navigate everyday life.

In a season of unprecedented loss in the life of our church family and many of our personal lives, it’s important to process our losses prayerfully. But how? As Christians, we can pray into, or lament, our suffering and pain. We struggle with loss, grief, or injustice in our lives and community, yet it is rare to hear about Prayers of Lament in the 21st Century church. Yet the Bible records Prayers of Lament in Psalms, Jeremiah, and Lamentations. Chapter 3 of Lamentations provides an outline to ...

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | Let’s Party. The heart of the Father is invitational-it’s welcoming to all. We get to participate in the party God’s throwing!

Reese LeRoy | In this message based on a parable from Luke 14, we see that Jesus invites every part of every person to his banqueting table to receive His grace and goodness.

Rodger Otero | The way the Kingdom comes and makes disciples of Jesus is the same way we go and make disciples of Jesus.

Reese LeRoy | Our God who is love desires that each of us experience His love and then share it with others. Jesus’ parable of the sower reminds us to faithfully sow seeds of God’s love and to trust Him to take care of the results in the lives of others

Are you new to contemplative prayer? Start here for a super short peek into what you can expect.

Rodger Otero | Gratitude—like all good things—begins in the heart of God.

Reese LeRoy | Thankful people express gratitude to God AND to the people around them. We look to Colossians and to several of Paul’s other letters to the early church to see how living grateful – both upward and outward – demonstrates to the world that the kingdom of God is now here on earth and being expressed in our daily lives.

Robin Trafford | How to have gratitude in grief.

Reese LeRoy | In this message, we consider Paul’s encouragement in Colossians to be thankful people along with his personal example of this kind of decision in Acts 16. In both, we see how thanksgiving and gratitude expressed in a worshiping life powerfully impacts us and those around us.

Eric Dean | The Bible teaches us that our true identity…who we really are…is defined by our Creator, not by our nationality or culture.

Angela Otero | God invites us to actively participate in our own healing from anxiety, depression, and grief. Philippians 4:8-9

Reese LeRoy | When we pray with thanksgiving, God gives us His peace – not necessarily an answer to our prayer or a change in our circumstance.

Reese LeRoy | The Apostle Paul’s instruction to not be anxious is ultimately an invitation to relationship with God nurtured in prayer with thanksgiving. With thanksgiving, we are able to redirect our focus to God and reinforce our trust in Him in anxious times.

Rodger Otero | After we lay our anxieties on the altar, we need prayer guides to lead us somewhere else.

Jay Pathak | Jay who is the National Director, Vineyard USA concludes the series “Empowered.”

Rodger Otero | “Come, Holy Spirit” is a prayer for intimacy and advocacy.

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | Spiritual gifts are given to us by a loving God. We can trust him and the gifts he gives. These gifts reveal to others the beautiful and precious love of God.

Reese LeRoy | In our series on the Holy Spirit, we focus on the gift of PROPHECY – hearing from God and speaking for God. From Paul’s letter to the Corinthian Church, we get a clear description of prophecy and definitive instruction that it always be strengthening, encouraging, and comforting to the recipient.

Nader Sahyouni | Holy Spirit creates attachment to God.

Rodger Otero | Faith is not a recipe for healing, but it is always an ingredient.

Reese LeRoy | In this new message series on the Holy Spirit, we will focus on His work as Revealer who is always revealing goodness and truth. The Holy Spirit reveals Jesus to us, empowers to us reveal Jesus to others, and gives us clarity and direction when we are confused and aimless.

Reese LeRoy | On this Easter Sunday, we conclude our series on the Lord’s Prayer with a focus on the praise-filled doxology at the end of the prayer. We celebrate that God’s good, loving, and faithful response to all the petitions of this prayer is made possible because of an empty tomb and a risen Lord!