Tuscaloosa Vineyard Community Church

Continuing in this series through the 10 Commandments, Pastor Jon works through the 9th commandment. This funny and sobering message is more than relevant for today.

Continuing in our series through the 10 Commandments, we tackle the 8th commandment: stealing. Don't miss this surprising message. 

Continuing in our series through the 10 Commandments, we work through good ole' fashioned murder and everything surrounding it. We'll answer questions about self-defense, just war theory, and why Jesus isn't primarily interested in your behavior of murder, but getting to your murderous heart.

With the unrestricted pace of the summer months, the change that Fall brings is a hope for what could be. In part two of this short series, Pastor Jon talks through how we navigate change in a way that brings life and honors God.

With the unrestricted pace of the summer months, the change that Fall brings is a hope for what could be. In this sermon, Pastor Jon talks through how we navigate change in a way that brings life and honors God.

We all long to be ultimately satisfied. In this talk, Pastor Jon talks through why Jesus is better than all things.

Continuing in our series through the 10 Commandments, Pastor Jon talks through why the idea of honor has become so foreign to us and why honoring our fathers and mothers is the foundation for all other kinds of honor. 

Continuing in our sermon series through the Ten Commandments, Pastor Jon works through the 4th Commandment: Keep the Sabbath Day Holy. 

Continuing our series through the 10 Commandments we work through the 2nd Commandment. This very practical command helps keep our eyes on the only One who will satisfy.

The first commandment to the free people of God is "Only one God." In this series through the 10 Commandments, Pastor Jon unpacks what it means to make and keep Jesus as the sole and central affection of our lives.

Aren't we grace people? If so, why are we studying the 10 commandments? Pastor Jon unpacks this question as we begin our journey through the 10 commandments. 

Bubba Justice, the National Coordinator for VineyardUSA, finishes our How To Series by answering the question: How do we keep Jesus at the center of our lives when we transition from one season to another?

Jonathan Cook continues in our How To sermon series unpacking How to Forgive.  Jonathan Cook is one of our founding pastors and is currently is a Family Therapist (M.A.T, M.S) at Abundant Living Therapy (www.abundantlivingtherapy.com)

What happens when we worship small things? In this talk, Jon he helps bring us back to center by reminding us that we are all worshippers. The question is not whether or not we are worshippers, but what we will worship.

With so much content floating around the internet (videos, blogs and sermons) it is easy to be misled. In this sermon, Pastor Jon unpacks 2 Peter 2 and gives us handles on how to discern a false teacher.

What does it look like for us--the church--to walk in maturity? What does it mean for us to be unified around the "big things"? In this series, using the Nicene Creed as a template, we lean into what it looks like for us to walk in depth and maturity like never before.

What does it look like for us--the church--to walk in maturity? What does it mean for us to be unified around the "big things"? In this series, using the Nicene Creed as a template, we lean into what it looks like for us to walk in depth and maturity like never before.

What does it look like for us--the church--to walk in maturity? What does it mean for us to be unified around the "big things"? In this series, using the Nicene Creed as a template, we lean into what it looks like for us to walk in depth and maturity like never before.

What does it look like for us--the church--to walk in maturity? What does it mean for us to be unified around the "big things"? In this series, using the Nicene Creed as a template, we lean into what it looks like for us to walk in depth and maturity like never before. 

God is our defender and our freedom. Find out what that means in this surprising Easter message.