Standalone Messages

In Philippians 4:10-20, we learn that generosity is the outcome of a life submitted to the Biblical principles of stewardship and contentment. Contentment means understanding and embracing the fact that God is in control of our circumstances.

The chaos and tribulation of life are only going to get worse, and we have a choice to take a stand or run away. We are called to return to the Lord and strengthen ourselves in Him. Daniel gives us an example of how to stand firm in our faith.

Our external worlds are influenced by our internal disciplines. One thing we don’t always think about is that Jesus was extremely good at managing His internal nature.

“But these Three Remain: Faith, Hope, and Love.”

If we are serious about seeking revival in our church and region, we have to understand what Proverbs says about the fear of the Lord.

What posture do you take amid difficult times? We have a choice; we either believe in God’s plan in tough times or we don’t.

Will you still trust God if things don’t go as you wanted? We may not always see Jesus in real life, as the disciples did 2000 years ago, but every day He is giving us opportunities to get to know Him better.

In Luke 11:1-11, the disciples came to Jesus and said to Him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.” They wanted to lean into prayer.

Nehemiah’s ultimate intention – let the revelations of God be known.

What is Sabbath? A day set aside to rest, not to work, it’s a holy day. The Lord modeled this for us in the Creation story as He rested on the 7th day.

We believe that Holy Spirt is stirring up the waters in Vintage City Church, and our hope is in His presence, which will never leave or forsake us.

What does church membership look like at Vintage and how does it reflect the early church depicted in Acts 2?