Vineyard Church of the Peninsula

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Vineyard Church of the Peninsula

Weekly audio podcast brought to you by the Vineyard Church of the Peninsula, located in Newport News, VA.

  1. 27 OCT

    A Plan Impossible to Overstate

    In the no-stones-left-unturned style of a gifted lawyer, Paul unpacks God’s most precious gift to us; His perfect, forever salvation through His beloved Son, Jesus. With unwavering confidence, Paul presents the secure aspects of our ‘in Jesus’ life. At the same time, he debunks, as frauds, all fear and insecurity. He repeatedly rejects the possibility of having this gift taken from us, all the while emphasizing this as God’s Plan ‘A’ for His children. Romans 8:28,31-39 31,32 –_____________________________________proven 33 –____________________________________guaranteed 34 –_____________________________________personified 35-39 - ________________________________inseparable

    35 min

  2. 20 OCT

    Joy Unspeakable

    (and full of Glory)   Paul may have been the first Jesus follower to be tutored one-on-one by God. Imagine all he received in that intense period of extreme makeover! All props of the Law were dismantled and replaced by scandalous, unmerited grace. Paul’s life as a Pharisee was the perfect reference for what Jesus was referring to when he said, ‘You (the people) have heard it said, but I say to you . . . ’ Upon Paul’s completion of ‘Following Jesus 101,’ he was fired up to bring his astonishing, liberating training to everybody, everywhere. He spent the rest of his life giving himself away, doing just that. And finding unspeakable joy. Romans 8:14-25 1. vv. 14-16 –full _______________________________________________ coming 2. vv. 17-21 – full _______________________________________________ coming 3. vv. 22-24a – full ______________________________________________ coming 4. vv. 24b,25 – full _______________________________________________coming

    32 min

  3. 13 OCT

    Blessed to be a Blessing

    For the Apostle Paul, the death of a path to certain success and acclaim was a necessary step in leaving behind his upwardly mobile lifestyle in exchange for a life of downward mobility. The beyond-words blessings of forgiveness and better-late-than-never adoption as a child of God spilled over onto the lives of those around him. What he had wholeheartedly intended to stamp out from the earth, he subsequently, and ever wholeheartedly, desired to build up and strengthen and encourage. We owe much to his faithfulness (and he would say he owes it all to Jesus - lest he should boast). Ephesians 3:14-21 1. vv. 14 -16 –____________________________riches 2. v. 17-19- ______________________________love 3. v. 20 -_________________________________power 4. v. 21-__________________________________praise

    28 min

  4. 6 OCT

    Paul’s Prayer Model

    The Apostle Paul is a man wholehearted in all his ways. Earlier in his life, he was wholeheartedly committed to annihilating the growing church of Jesus Christ, convinced it was a heresy. Now, filled with the Holy Spirit and having received corrected teaching about the Kingdom, he is equally wholehearted in his commitment to building the church, encouraging the saints, persevering through whatever trials come his way, and perhaps most notably, devoted to praying for them. Ephesians 1:17-23 1. v. 17 – Prayer for ___________________________________________________ 2. v. 18 – Prayer for ___________________________________________________ 3. v. 19-23 – Prayer for _________________________________________________

    28 min

  5. 29 SEPT

    God’s Big Idea Revealed

    Saul, the Synagogue’s ‘bad boy’ and Judaism’s rising star, was fired up for a mission. His intent? Arrest, imprison and have killed, all members of the seditious new sect elevating one Jesus of Nazareth as Messiah. With perfect timing, God instead arrested Saul, sidelining him for a number of years to help him unlearn the erroneous teaching he’d absorbed. God later released him, now a repentant Paul, on a new mission, joining those he previously persecuted, and soon becoming one of the most vocal, and valuable, proponents for the cause of Jesus Christ, the Messiah. Ephesians 1:1-14 1. vv. 1,2 – Introduction: _________________________________________________ 2. vv. 3-6 – God’s big idea: ______________________________________________ 3. vv. 7-10 – God’s big idea: _____________________________________________ 4. vv. 11-14 – God’s big idea: ____________________________________________

    36 min

  6. 22 SEPT

    We, Jesus’ loved ones

    Salvation’s provisions have been completed. Jesus’ glory has been revealed. Instructions for life and ministry have been lined out. Holy Spirit teaching and encouragement and correction are ongoing. Promises of victory have been repeated. The otherworldly reality of being in the world while not being of it has been sealed in High Priestly prayer. Per King David, we are to: persevere, be patient, be entwined as one with the Lord, be brave and courageous, never lose hope, keep on waiting* (Ps. 27). John 15:1-17 1. vv. 1-4 - ______________________________________________________to Jesus 2. vv. 5-11 –________________________________________________in Jesus’ love 3. vv. 12-17 – _____________________________________________________to love *Forerunner exhortations of: A long obedience in the same direction.

    29 min

  7. 15 SEPT

    God in the Flesh

    Jesus chose diminishment for our flourishing. His mission was divine love at its human best. He epitomized sublime servanthood and elevated downward mobility to the holiest of lifestyles. His determined march to the cross cleared the sin- and death-strewn roadway, paving the way for a world-upending, church-birthing, Pentecost. And now, as 21st Century believers, we live to revel in his gifts, his promises, to us. Mark 6:30-52 1. vv. 30-34 – Jesus’ compassion for ______________________________________ 2. vv. 35-44 – Jesus’ inclusion ____________________________________________ 3. vv. 45-52 – Jesus’ tenderness __________________________________________

    33 min

  8. 8 SEPT

    Open Hearts Required

    In Jesus’ day, Jews anticipated the arrival of a militant, conquering hero, aka Messiah, to restore the political entity, aka kingdom, to Israel. Jesus, the true Messiah, came to guide his people in unlearning their faulty views, accumulated like barnacles on a boat, over Centuries. His was a kingdom, not of military power with weapons and armies, but the unseen kingdom ‘of the spirit’ entered by faith. His was a kingdom not of liberation from physical oppression but of liberation from the oppression of sin and the grave. Mark 4:1-41 1. vv. 1-12 – only hearts that are _________________________________________ 2. vv. 13-20 – only hearts that are _______________________________________ 3. vv. 21- 34 – only hearts that are _______________________________________ 4. vv. 35-41 - only hearts that are __________________________________

    36 min
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