Today with Jeff Vines

Today Pastor Jeff continues to encourage us to trust that God can carry us through the trials He allows us to experience. Pastor Jeff is preaching from John 7:37? which reads 'On the last and greatest day of the festival, Jesus stood and said in a loud voice, 'Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink.' John 7:37

In this episode Pastor Jeff speaks about the Kingdom of God, how it’s available here on earth right now because of the person of Jesus. Today we look at Acts 28:31 which reads ' He proclaimed the kingdom of God and taught about the Lord Jesus Christ-with all boldness and without hindrance!'. Acts 28:31

Today we continue our message ’Yours Is The Kingdom’ from Luke chapter 20 verse 9. We’re concluding the series ’Here as in Heaven’, a fresh look at The Lord’s Prayer, that Jesus started and ended with a reminder that God our Father is in control. Luke chapter 20 verse 9

On Today With Jeff Vines, we’ll hear ’Yours is the Kingdom’. It’s the final message in a series taking a fresh look at The Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Jeff starts with a summary of what’s been covered so far in the series, as he moves into Luke chapter 20:9.

We’re currently in a short series from Pastor Jeff? he’s talking about going All In. And today we’re encouraged to give our best in ALL areas of our life as we look at Malachi 3.

We’re currently in a new series from Pastor Jeff? He’s talking about going ’All In’, all in with our hearts, minds, and our relationship with Jesus. Today’s we’re continuing Pastor Jeff’s message from Luke 20, called ’It’s All His’.

We’re currently in a new series from Pastor Jeff? He’s talking about going ’All In’, all in with our hearts, minds, and our relationship with Jesus. Today’s we’re diving into Luke 20 as Pastor Jeff presents a message called ’It’s All His’.

We’re in a new series from Pastor Jeff? He’s talking about going All In, with our hearts, minds, and our relationship with Jesus. Today, we hear the second part of a message about Loving People, and Loving God.

We’re in a new series from Pastor Jeff? He’s talking about going All In. All in with our hearts, minds, and our relationship with Jesus. Today we start with a message about Loving People, and Loving God.

In this episode, Pastor Jeff continues his exploration of Acts 2 and 1 Peter 1:22-25 as he completes his series on ’Pursuing Jesus’. In this message we take a closer look at the events that unfolded during the Passover celebrations in Jerusalem and the eye-wittness account of a profound supernatural event that changed many lives forever.

In this episode, Pastor Jeff delves into Acts 2 and 1 Peter 1:22-25 in his series on Pursuing Jesus. Explore the intriguing events that unfolded during the Passover celebrations in Jerusalem, drawing devout Jews from across the known world. Witness the supernatural occurrence that left an indelible mark on many lives, sparking a profound change...

Today, Pastor Jeff continues his enlightening message from Matthew 6. This message is a crucial part of our fresh series on Pursuing Jesus and focuses on the challenge of serving two masters. Pastor Jeff will soon pose a thought-provoking question: 'Who do you have to hold you accountable?' Exploring the significance of a supportive community in steering clear of the world’s distractions.

Today, Ps Jeff launches an exciting new series, 'Pursuing Jesus,' based in the teachings of Matthew 6. In this opening message, we delve into the powerful message that 'No one can serve two masters.' Exploring how our devotion cannot be divided, we’ll learn that it’s not just about money but also about various worldly pursuits. Discover the path to a more meaningful and focused pursuit of Jesus in your life.

Join us today as Ps. Jeff delves deeper into the compelling story of The Rich Man and Lazarus from Luke 16:19. Through this passage, we discover a sobering truth about individuals who face eternal separation from God. This message is part of our ongoing series that addresses fundamental questions surrounding Christianity.

In this episode Pastor Jeff presents the rest of his message addressing the question - Why Does God Kill Innocent People? And to helps address this topic, we’re look at Deuteronomy 7 and Romans 3. No matter where you are in your faith we hope this gives you greater understanding about God and Christianity.