Vintage Teaching Series

Two thousand years ago, the Corinthian church was born into a sin-saturated city with a mission- to share the way of Jesus with those around them. Unfortunately, the Corinthian church became so darkened by its culture that Paul had to directly address the issues that threatened to consume their hearts- issues of gossip, cliques, drunkenness, a flippant attitude toward sexuality and marriage, and many other temptations.Two thousand years later, these same issues run rampant in our culture, and in reality, our churches.

This Sunday, our special Mother's Day message will focus on how the story of a mother from scripture exemplifies all the beauty, hope and courage that motherhood can hold... and how we can appreciate and replicate those same qualities in our own lives.

Join us for this special message about what is ahead for the vision of our community... a plan to RENOVATE, which means renovating so we can create space for the mission of God and so we can see our hearts transformed.

Hope. We all talk about needing it. We all encourage each other to have it. We all have a sense that we can use a bit more of it in life. But what exactly does it mean to have hope? And in what or who do we have it? Enter:Hope is a teaching series that will encourage us to have hope when everything is caving in, hope when we are lonely, hope that we have purpose in this life, hope that we can be forgiven, hope as we let go of our past, hope that everything will be redeemed and hope that the world can be changed through us.

What does it really mean to share our faith with people in our lives? What if it is more about who we ARE rather than what we DO? Our new teaching series hopes to dispel the myths that evangelism is scary or that we are too inadequate in our own lives to actually talk to others about Jesus. Sharing our faith should be natural, intentional, prepared, Jesus-centered and should reflect who God has uniquely made us.

This Sunday, we will give a practical update on how things are going with the mission of Vintage Faith and how YOU can contribute to what God is doing with our community.

As we enter into a new year, we often have a sense of hopefulness that this year could be different. In direct contrast to that hope is the reality of our mostly chaotic lives.

Vintage Faith and First Presbyterian Churches are celebrating a different kind of Christmas this year, with a fresh perspective on the Advent season.