Chip shares how we can learn from Jesus when it comes to intentionally living out our God given purpose for the Kingdom here on earth.

Chip interviews Keith and Marsha Wilson as they share a snapshot of their story as missionaries for the Vineyard Association in Brazil.

As we finish our Kingdom Conversations sermon series. We will be peeling back another layer that explains why Jesus came to the earth to dwell with mankind. Jesus came to explain the love of the Father to mankind, and in this He elevated the dignity in people, and did away with the religious system that was oppressive in nature.

Kim Richardson shares about Vineyard Community's recent West Virginia mission trip in which we partnered with Convoy of Hope on. She also talks about the benefits of serving, and the level of importance Jesus places on serving others.

Today, we look at how Jesus upholds and restores the dignity in all people, as He plays the role of the Mediator between mankind and God the Father. Jesus also stands up for those society deems unworthy.

We are continuing our Kingdom Conversations and looking at how Jesus came to the earth to live life as one of us, a human being. In doing so, He both communicated and demonstrated the love God has for mankind. Now we, as followers of Jesus have a mission to carry out the same goal. We all have a role to play in communicating and demonstrated the love God has for mankind.

Thomas Dickson will be sharing a message titled "Come and See." Through examples of different people in the Bible, he'll show how those who encountered Jesus couldn't keep it to themselves, they invited others to meet Him too. The message reminds us that once you've experienced Jesus, you don't just sit and sip, you share it.

Today, as part of our Kingdom Conversations series we are looking at a concept of Kingdom Theology that the Vineyard Association has planted its feet in, and that is the, "Already but Not Yet." How do we navigate through life knowing that the Kingdom of God is available to us in the here and now, but not yet fully established?