Vineyard Campbellsville Podcast

One thing at the very center (or down to the bare bones) of the faith, is trusting Jesus.

If you're facing trouble and doubt, it might get be a sign that your faith is growing.

Being the church isn't just about what you believe, but also how you believe.

This Sunday we welcome our dear friend, Andy Squyres, from Queen City Church in Charlotte, NC. He brings with him a hope... Read more

Prayer is an awakening. Every time we do it, we wake up to God a little more.

As we begin this series on midly unsettling things Jesus says in the Sermon on the Mount, Adam focuses on the beattitude... Read more

With eager anticipation, Ray Hollenbach concludes our Advent series. What better way to do that than with a message on L... Read more

God has placed guidestars in our lives. They are placed in the heavens, always within our sight and understanding. The c... Read more

Between "worry" and the "peace that exceeds understanding" is prayer.

In this series, Emily Snyder focuses on someone who was very close to Jesus, was radically healed by Jesus, and one who ... Read more

Few things are more integral to the life of a believer than prayer. In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus a very tangible way to p... Read more

In James we see the connection between hearing and obeying. Simply knowing information doesn't necessarily yield a trans... Read more

Jesus is not afraid of our questions or doubts. He's not petty. He's not the smallest man sitting on the biggest throne

This week Adam shares an introduction to speaking in tongues.

It won't matter much if you ask "What Would Jesus Do?" if you haven't practiced doing the things He did.

You can take away a lot of elements and still have the church. If you take away the Holy Spirit you don't have church

There is no "us" and "them". There's only those who know and those who don't know yet.

This week our series continues in John 10. Here we see that the path to knowing the shepherds voice requires intimacy.

The way out of sin starts with admitting we are sick

If salvation was a static thing, never changing or growing, the Apostle Paul would never have written Philippians 2:12