Vineyard Covington

Jesus is the good King who came to find us and free us from all the things that keep us in bondage. He sees us and helps us learn to see others and invite everyone to the party.   Original Post

What if life with Jesus was less about getting into heaven and more about getting heaven into us?   Original Post

Out of the darkness of the womb and the tomb comes new life. Reflect with us on John 11 and John 20 and how Jesus is with us in our grief. He's with us. He calls us. He sends us.   Original Post

We’re focused on one more person starting life with Jesus this year. And prayer is at the center of that focus. Grounded in Luke 18 and the parable of the persistent widow, this talk unpacks how we plan to be intentional, consistent, and persistent in prayer for “one more." Original Post

We all need a fresh start but not just a redo with the same ingredients. We need something new – new power to experience a new life. The good news is that God loves people so much that he sends his son to set us free from trying fix ourselves on our own and birth his new, never-ending life inside of us.   Original Post

God's not out to get our money; He wants our hearts. He wants us to be truly free, and he knows the power money can hold over us. Living a life of giving helps us to acknowledge everything we have comes from God and to put our trust in him in a really practical way. Investing in the local church also connects us together with the family on mission around us to see more transformation and fruit flowing out. THIS WEEK: Have an honest conversation and process with God around money to see how he's inviting you to practice being generous in your local church.   Original Post

A special night honoring and celebrating the unique callings and commitments the pastors are playing in our community with the ordination of Rachel & Joe. We also want to recognize and receive all the gifts Jesus gives so everyone gets to play and find their role in the family on mission.   Original Post

We might say what we're thankful for once a year at Thanksgiving, but what if we lived everyday with a posture of gratitude noticing the good things in our lives? Paul actually tells the church that is God's will for us. Giving thanks can actually be a transformative spiritual practice in our lives. THIS WEEK: Start a daily practice of intentionally giving thanks. Maybe start a gratitude journal to take note of the good things in your life or share what you're thankful for with your friends and family.   Original Post

You are beautifully and wonderfully made, and God gives each of us unique gifts and abilities to be able to serve others. Part of living like a healthy family is everyone has part to play, and we all benefit when everyone is operating in their gifts. What is your gift and how can you give it away to benefit others? What if we saw our whole lives that way – our jobs, relationships, and calling in life? THIS WEEK: Take some time to identify one of your gifts and find a way to share it to serve others. Pray and look for opportunities to be generous with the gifts you have received.   Original Post

Our words have power and they can be used to build up or cut down. In a culture steeped in attacks and criticism, what if we were generous with our words and freely gave them as gifts to build people up? THIS WEEK: Be generous with your words to encourage others around you. Call out the good you see in others. Tell people what you love about them. Use your words as a gift to build people up and speak life.   Original Post