Westminster Vineyard

Pastor Scott Engebretson during the Holy Week looks at some of the last words Jesus says to his disciples before the cross. Today we look at John 12 and look at the purpose of Jesus coming to us was to draw as many to Him as possible. 

Pastor Scott Engebretson continues the Lent series looking at the Lords prayer and shows how this significant prayer is a model for us to follow in our personal prayer life and how Jesus is continually intercedeing for us. 

Executive Pastor Becca Knudsen continues our Lent series discussing how we can feel alone in our different phases of life. Jesus has some very powerful words about loneliness in the face of His crucifixion and leaving the disciples. 

I am the vine and you are the branches. Jesus intended for us to be near to him and remain with him. Pastor Scott Engebretson continues our series looking at John 15:1-5

This week looking at the final words of Jesus before the crucifixion, Pastor Scott Engebretson considers what it looks like to trust Jesus even when we are lost or confused. 

Pastor Scott Engebretson kicks off our new series coming into Lent looking at the last things Jesus tells his followers before He is crucified. During the Last Supper Jesus washes his disciples feet and teaches them about the heart of the servant. 

Where are the spaces or places that have shaped your life? Pastor Scott Engebretson concludes this series considering the places you have lived which have impacted your life physically and spiritually. We are looking at the song by DJO called 'End of the Beginning' and contrasting this with the Psalm 139. You can listen to the song here

Continuing in our series, Pastor Scott Engebretson looks at Bob Dillions song 'Like a Rolling Stone' which has come back into populatrity with the recent movie chronicling his life and Dillion said he wrote it as a song of revenge. Have you ever wanted revenge? Scott encourages us to live in the discomfort by contrasting this song to Psalm 137. You can listen to the song here

Continuing in our series on modern music, Pastor Hannah Engebretson looks at the song 'I Had Some Help' from Post Malone and comparing it to Psalm 55 trying to understand how to navigate hard relationships and in particular relationships with betrayal. The song won't be in the podcast but you can listen to it here. 

How hard is it to wait for the good times to come? What does scripture say about waiting? In todays sermon Pastor Scott Enbretson looks at One Republic's I Don't Want to Wait and comparing it to Psalm 84.  The song won't be in the podcast so if you want to listen to it on your own you can play it here.

What are the regrets in your life? How do you get free from the regret? Today Pastor Scott Enbretson looks at Taylor Swifts song Fortnight and comparing it to Psalm 51 to help answer this question.  The song won't be in the podcast so if you want to listen to it on your own you can play it here.

Pastor Scott Engebretson continues our series looking at the song Stick Season by Noah Kahan comparing it to Psalm 13. We are looking today at how sometimes we are waiting for God to do something to overcome the bad or evil in our lives.  The song won't be in the podcast so if you want to listen to it on your own you can play it here.

Executive Pastor Becca Knudsen kicks off our new series Modern Day Psalms lookig at Benson Boones 'Beautiful Things' song and how it parrallels to Psalm 40. 

Guest Pastor and Vineyard Super Regional Leader Joel Seymour shares Vineyard values with us this morning and shows how in the Vineyard everyone gets to participate in the work of the Kingdom. 

Kicking off the New Year, Pastor Scott Engebretson looks in Daniel 3 at a story of what an audacious faith looks like. Are you living audaciously in your faith? Could you consider how to lean into a more audacious faith as you start 2025? 

Concluding our series in Habakkuk, Executive Pastor Becca Knudesen looks at how Habukkuk laments to God. His lament doesn't end in compliant but in assurance in who God is.

Continuing in our series in looking at Habakkuk, Pastor Scott Engebretson looks at the prophets action of actively waiting for God to speak to him. Do you need to hear a word from God? Maybe creating space to sit and wait in silence will give God the opportunity to speak in this season.

Pastor Scott Engebretson continues our series looking at Habakkuk looking at the difficult question the prophet asks God. Why do you let evil prevail in the world? 

Kicking off our Advent series, Pastor Scott Engebretson takes us to Habakkuk to show how Advent is supposed to start in darkness. Our anticipation of the coming Savior is to start with a lament of all that is broken in our world. 

Concluding our Fruit of the Spirit series, Founding Pastor Jay Pathak talks about how self control allows for more freedom to come into your life.