Rodger Otero | It is God's great pleasure to put all things back together in Christ.

Reese LeRoy | We are a people of the Kingdom of God who experience and worship God. As people of a kingdom, we recognize that we have a King who

Reese LeRoy | We are people of the Kingdom of God who partner with the Holy Spirit.

Rodger Otero | Life after Christmas is when real life begins.

Reese LeRoy | Something that there is no shortage of in the world around us and maybe even no shortage in our own lives…fear. What about exchanging "A Spirit of

Rodger Otero | Jesus comes like a gardener to exchange our desolate badlands for a joyous oasis.

Reese LeRoy | In Reese's sermon, he talks about the wonderful thing that happens when we exchange our turmoil for Messiah's peace.

Angela Otero | This Advent we’re approaching Christmas day through prophecies from the book of Isaiah. We all have a need to hope, and Isaiah speaks of a hope in

Reese LeRoy | In Jesus' interaction with the woman caught in adultery, we get a picture of how God treats with kindness, those taken advantage of by inequitable systems that

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | Mark 1:40-45 talks about a man with leprosy that seeks healing from Jesus. Jesus shows compassion for this man and heals him. Likewise we should show others

Reese LeRoy | November is Compassion Month at Vineyard Church of Augusta. In this first sermon of the series God's Justice for the Poor, Pastor LeRoy asks: What is justice?

Reese LeRoy | It’s a question worth asking today: What is greater? The influence of the church on the dominant culture, or the dominant culture's influence on the church? Is

Rodger Otero | In this sermon from our Urgent Love Letters series, we learn that Jesus opens up permanent admission into God's presence.

Reese LeRoy | In this sermon, we continue to look at Jesus' letters to the seven churches in Asia Minor. Specifically Sardis.  Conquering soldiers came like a thief in the

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | The city of Thyatira was a busy commercial town with lots of tradesmen. These tradesmen would have to belong to a trade union in which idols were