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Needs for the month of July:
Toiletries of all kinds.
Look for the bin in the Worship Center lobby to drop off your donations.
Need for the Month: $56,000.00
Need for the Week: $13,000.00
Giving this Week: $19,546.00
July Total: $19,546.00
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VKids S.T.O.R.M. Sundays in June
The month of June in VKids was S.T.O.R.M. Serving Together On a Real Mission! Each lesson focused on Jesus’ ministry to the hurting , the lonely and the outcast. Each Sunday the kids completed a
Under Maintenance
Please be advised that our VCA campus is currently experiencing on-going issues with water draining from our upper parking lot into the area in front of our main building. This is wastewater from a clogged
Jehovah Rapha – The Lord Our Healer
Exodus 15:22-27
As Jehovah Rapha, God wants us to know that He is the Lord who heals us, and it is His will to make us whole.
Jehovah Rapha is not just what God does; it’s who He is. God wants to make Himself known to us as healer and restorer of the whole person.
All healing comes from God. He can heal instantaneously by a miracle, and He can heal over time through medicine and therapies.
Not every follower of Jesus will be healed in this lifetime by a miracle or by medicine. But every person in Christ will be healed in eternity.
God is the Healer and we are not. Yet He calls and equips each one of us to be instruments of His healing in our world today.
Some of us are reluctant to pray for the sick because we’ve never experienced God using us in this way, and we don’t believe that He will.
When it comes to praying for healing, too often we give up too soon. We mistakenly think that healing delayed is healing denied.
If we’re completely honest, sometimes we don’t pray for the sick because we want to make sure that we look good.
“Faith is spelled R-I-S-K!” (John Wimber)
“Your Kingdom come” = God’s will being done on earth as it is in heaven = what things are like when Jesus is in charge
“Lord, let your Kingdom come to this person’s body. Let it be in their body as it is in heaven where there is no pain, sickness, or death.”
The mystery of the Kingdom is that God’s Kingdom is here, but it has not yet replaced every other kingdom.
When Christ returns, the Kingdom of God will come in its fullness, and there will be only one will done on earth – the will of God.
Psalm 6:2-3
Matthew 10:1-8
Matthew 28:18-20