Sermons

When Jesus says, "Father forgive them for they know not what they are doing..." He shows us what it looks like to intercede for another. He showcases for us a mature prayer posture, even in the midst of those we consider to be our enemy.

When Jesus says, "Today, you will be with me in paradise..." He shows us a glimpse of heaven's response to a truly repentant heart.

As Jesus utters the words, "Mother, behold your son..." He shows us one of His deepest cares - our connection to one another.

This weekend was a 5th Sunday - a special Sunday for us here at the Vineyard that we call 'Generation Sunday.' We gather all of our folks... old, young, and everything in between - and study God's Word in one big happy gathering together. This Week we look at Jesus' statement, "I thirst." We are reminded He had longings in His body and even deeper longings in His heart.

On Easter Sunday, we take a look at *potentially* the most famous words Jesus spoke on the cross, "It is finished." We reflect on the life-changing power available to us in this proclamation... and we take some time to consider another question, "What is unfinished in my life?"

In His final words on the cross, Jesus shows us what ultimate trust looks like. He leads us by example once more and shows us how we can follow Him by entrusting all that we are into the hands of God.