Elm City Vineyard Church Talks

This week, Shirley Kuang teaches that celebration is a discipline we can practice.

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Celebration!

Birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries (shout out to ECV) are all occasions for celebration. But what if celebration is a spiritual discipline we can rely on far more than a few special days out of the year? God commands us to rejoice. Why and what for? It tuns out that in the Church, we have have something to celebrate anytime, every day, and even in hard times.

On the occasion of ECV's 15th anniversary, let's come together to hear how celebration is a gift for us, in season and out.

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Celebration!

Birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries (shout out to ECV) are all occasions for celebration. But what if celebration is a spiritual discipline we can rely on far more than a few special days out of the year? God commands us to rejoice. Why and what for? It tuns out that in the Church, we have have something to celebrate anytime, every day, and even in hard times.

This week, Josh closes our “Asking God” teaching series by exploring the questions, "How can I help them? How can I love them?”

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Life is full of questions. How many times a week do we ask questions of our friends--or our constant companions Google, Siri, or Alexa?

As we engage the big questions of our lives, how often do we go to God with them, expecting a conversation? As it turns out, Christians and non-Christians are often united in asking big questions to the Sky…and then not waiting for any real response before returning to our regularly scheduled programming.

In our new series, Asking God, we’re looking to change that. What are big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus?

This week, Josh continues our “Asking God” teaching series by exploring the question, "Do I need them?”

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Life is full of questions. How many times a week do we ask questions of our friends--or our constant companions Google, Siri, or Alexa?

As we engage the big questions of our lives, how often do we go to God with them, expecting a conversation? As it turns out, Christians and non-Christians are often united in asking big questions to the Sky…and then not waiting for any real response before returning to our regularly scheduled programming.

In our new series, Asking God, we’re looking to change that. What are big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus?

This week, Tina continues our “Asking God” teaching series by exploring the question, "What’s the point?” In a world full of activity and information and striving, it can be tempting to drift into autopilot or give into meaninglessness. But when we bring this question directly to God, the true source of all our meaning, we find a beautiful Kingdom that is worth everything.

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Life is full of questions. How many times a week do we ask questions of our friends--or our constant companions Google, Siri, or Alexa?

As we engage the big questions of our lives, how often do we go to God with them, expecting a conversation? As it turns out, Christians and non-Christians are often united in asking big questions to the Sky…and then not waiting for any real response before returning to our regularly scheduled programming.

In our new series, Asking God, we’re looking to change that. What are big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus?

This week, Moriah continues our Asking God series by examining the question, "Am I okay?" What is God's attitude towards us when we feel broken or have fallen short?

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Life is full of questions. How many times a week do we ask questions of our friends--or our constant companions Google, Siri, or Alexa?

As we engage the big questions of our lives, how often do we go to God with them, expecting a conversation? As it turns out, Christians and non-Christians are often united in asking big questions to the Sky…and then not waiting for any real response before returning to our regularly scheduled programming.

In our new series, Asking God, we’re looking to change that. What are big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus?

This week, Patrick helps us think about where we can turn when we are seeking God. Where does the Lord dwell and work? When can we find him?

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Life is full of questions. How many times a week do we ask questions of our friends--or our constant companions Google, Siri, or Alexa?

As we engage the big questions of our lives, how often do we go to God with them, expecting a conversation? As it turns out, Christians and non-Christians are often united in asking big questions to the Sky…and then not waiting for any real response before returning to our regularly scheduled programming.

In our new series, Asking God, we’re looking to change that. What are big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus?

Josh starts a new series called, Asking God, where we can wrestle with big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus.

This would be a great week to invite your friends as we continue to grow a curious community that trusts in a living God who is both bigger than and responsive to our questions.

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Life is full of questions. How many times a week do we ask questions of our friends--or our constant companions Google, Siri, or Alexa?

As we engage the big questions of our lives, how often do we go to God with them, expecting a conversation? As it turns out, Christians and non-Christians are often united in asking big questions to the Sky…and then not waiting for any real response before returning to our regularly scheduled programming.

In our new series, Asking God, we’re looking to change that. What are big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus?