Vineyard Church of Hopkinton

Sarah Schneider Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on Revelation 11. It's a picture of the church; what the church is called to be and can be today.

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on Revelation 6-8. These chapters are filled with death and destruction, yet the early church found hope in them. Let's refocus our eyes on the goodness of following a God who actively brings justice into a world filled with injustice.

Jose Luis Ruz, guest speaker from the Barcelona Spain Vineyard, is speaking on the Kingdom of God and how a proper understanding of Jesus' main message changes how we live our lives.

We all worship something and our worship is never neutral. Revelation teaches us about worship in ways we might be surprised by, but that leave us focused on Jesus even more clearly.

What exactly is the goal of this unique book? It's to disciple people living in 7 cities on what it looks like to follow Jesus in hard times. And it's to disciple US! on what it looks like to follow Jesus.

Sarah Schneider Watson, co-lead pastor, is starting off the series by giving us an overview of this (at times very confusing) book that ends the Bible. What is the book of Revelation all about? Why does it matter to me?

Sarah Schneider Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on the discipline of simplicity. How do we live lives filled with contentment? How do we keep our eyes focused on Jesus (and not on stuff)? Learning to value simplicity leads us in the right direction.

In Luke 1, Zechariah finds out his wife is going to be pregnant and his reply of "What? ha!" was not what God was looking for. 10 months of silence turned into a gift for a man who was struggling to see God move. What can silence do in our lives?

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on making space for solitude. When Jesus reached his limits, he would get away to be with his Father. How do we live this out?

Sarah Schneider Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on making space for the Scripture, looking at Paul's encouragement about the Bible in 2 Timothy 3.

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on Christmas Eve from Luke 2. What does it look like to choose Joy this Christmas? Let's learn from a young mother who experienced a lot on that first Christmas.

Sarah Schneider Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking from Luke 3 on John the Baptist. John lived a unique life but he was called the greatest prophet. Why? Simply because he was the closest to the Messiah, Jesus.

This is from Luke 1:26-38 on Mary. Mary said yes because she had confidence in the plan of God for her life. What does it look like to live lives filled with contentment in our time?

Isaiah tells us about the Prince of Peace leading us into battle and bringing about surprising results, like joy and peace. When we're armed like Jesus, we'll be able to bring life to those around us.

This is from our Advent series. Sarah Schneider Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking about thankfulness from Psalm 103. Let's learn how to stop turning blessings into burdens.

Jesus left the disciples with clear instructions...sit still and don't go anywhere until I tell you more! 10 days in that upper room probably got a little uncomfortable. What does Jesus have to teach us about the places and times we need to wait? How can they be spaces for transformation instead of bitterness?

Our faith is deeply connected to our hope that Jesus is with us. The promises that we hold onto are connected to the promise that Jesus is with us. Let's learn how to live as people who's promises are tied to the presence of Jesus.

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking from Ezekiel 37. It's a vision of a field filled with dead bones that God gives new life to. We're encouraged to pray crazy prayers and ask God to bring life. And to be people who prophesy life into others' around us!

Anthony Cannon, guest speaker from Vineyard Columbus (OH), is speaking on Galatians 2:20. Living lives transformed by cross of Jesus. He's sharing his story of being changed. It's a powerful moment of experiencing the love of Jesus.

Throughout the Bible, the people of God built places where they connected with God. They were places of expectancy and places of acknowledging our own weakness and failure. Our calling is to build altars in our space, places where God comes and meets us today.