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13 Mar

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Introduction to a series on the book of Judges. Discussed the cycle of sin we see in the book of Judges and that in repentance we are called to turn away from a cycle of sin and TO a cycle of transformation. Amber Gunstream framed this cycle of transformation in terms of Spiritual Formation, the process by which Christ is formed in us…for the glory of God, for the abundance of our own lives, and for the sake of others. Ident?ty: Lost - 2.11.18 from Vineyard Boise on Vimeo. ABOUT THE SPEAKER Amber Gunstream first came to Vineyard Boise as a college student in 1997 and returned with her husband and family in 2008. In an unplanned, but a very God-directed journey, Amber joined the staff in 2015. Amber graduated magna cum laude from Northwest Nazarene University with a degree in Psychology and is...

01 Mar

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Forgiveness is a choice we are left to make daily. When we zoom into looking at forgiveness and our call to forgive others, we find that the place all forgiveness truly flows from is the cross. We explore the parable of the unmerciful servant and see how God has freely forgiven each of us and in return is calling us to freely forgive. Throughout the message, we discuss several barriers to forgiveness in our relationships and marriages and the consequences of the prison we find ourselves in when we choose unforgiveness. No matter how much you are struggling with unforgiveness; you are in good company. None of us can forgive by our own power. It is only through surrender to Jesus and the miracle of the Holy Spirit within us that has the power to forgive. Scripture Reading: Matthew 18:21-35 I. The...

24 Feb

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This webinar was presented by Rose Swetman, Dianne Leman, Sharon McCarter and Kathy Maskell sharing about the Women in Leadership mentoring groups that have just finished their first 6-month session. It was a very fruitful launch and we are ready to start our groups again and want to give Vineyard women an opportunity to learn more about this mentoring opportunity, hear from our mentors, ask questions and sign up to be part of one of our next groups. Vineyard Women Mentoring Application: http://vineyardwomen.com/mentoring/...

06 Feb

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Carolyn Yoder shares about how Jesus carried authority in love.  Jesus always saw value in people and he loved like no other people on the planet. Original Link ABOUT THE SPEAKER Carolyn Yoder. What 3 words best describe songwriter/worship leader Carolyn Yoder? Passionate, energetic, powerful. When Carolyn leads groups of people in worship, they encounter the dynamic presence of the living God. Carolyn has been involved in music ministry from a very young age and currently serves as an Assistant Campus Pastor along with her husband Chad at our Sullivan Campus....

29 Jan

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Proverbs 31 has been used for generations as a tool to 'keep women in line,' to outline a grocery list of approved behaviors, and as an unattainable measuring stick for what the ideal woman must be. In this sermon, Rebekah challenges this way of thinking and delves deep into the scripture to look for God's design for Godly character, not just action, for all of his people male and female CLICK HERE TO LISTEN   ABOUT THE SPEAKER Rebekah Kerney. Rebekah Kerney is the Director of Operations for Christ the King Vineyard Church. Formerly a missionary to India with Youth With A Mission, Rebekah has spent 22 years in children's' ministry. She is married to her best friend of 15 years, Stephen and loves adventuring with him and their 4 little daughters. Rebekah has a heart for developing working church strategies and for launching the...

13 Jan

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Original Link   ABOUT THE SPEAKER Debby Wright lives a naturally supernatural lifestyle wherever she goes. In her many adventures with God she has seen Jesus heal issues like scoliosis, cancer, deafness, to name a few. She has also watched many broken lives be radically restored through the power of the Holy Spirit. Trained under John Wimber in the Anaheim Vineyard (USA), Debby, and her husband John, helped start the first Vineyard in Europe and they have been serving together in pastoral ministry for the past 29 years. Together they lead Vineyard Churches UK and Ireland and Trent Vineyard in Nottingham, which they started 20 years ago.  We are very excited to welcome Debby as a special guest speaker this year! We know she has much to impart and an amazing heritage of signs and wonders to give away.   Debby is a featured speaker at the upcoming...

03 Jan

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As a part of our Christmas series on the Nativity, this message takes a closer look at the role of the shepherds who are the first to hear the good news, of great joy at the birth of Jesus. The message those humble shepherds received serves as a reminder for us this season that there is great joy in acceptance as the Father invites us into not only His family, but into the telling of His story of redemption as well. [audio mp3="http://vineyardwomen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/0e6830682_1513539733_great-joy.mp3" preload="auto"][/audio] Original Link   ABOUT THE SPEAKER Becca Brainerd. As a young graduate of Multnomah University, I began my ministry career as a youth pastor in Portland Oregon. For the last three years, my husband Tyler and I have been a part of Oasis Vineyard in Hermiston, Oregon. I serve as part of both the teaching, and leadership teams, Tyler leads worship on...

13 Dec

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Finding calling is difficult. For this conversation, we gathered women church planters to hear their stories of finding and living out their callings. We provide practical resources and next steps for women feeling called to plant churches and men who are mentoring women planters to be sent out. What You'll Learn: What the discernment process looks like for church planters Tools for self-awareness The different competencies for church planters and pastors “You have to lead as who you are” —Trish Ryan "Part of the discernment process is listening to what other people say as well. Sometimes we think we know, but other people might see some of the things we don't see." —Chalane Coit Timeline: 6:26 What the discernment process looked like for our panelists 23:30 Competencies for church planters versus pastors 31:19 Tools for gaining self-awareness 37:11 Helpful training options 46:03 Bivocational planting 51:29 Motherhood and church planting 54:54 When is it the right time to plant Next Steps: For those...

01 Nov

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One of the cores to a healthy church is teaching the community through preaching. Watch this conversation on how to hone your best message and find your voice while preaching. What You'll Learn: The importance of knowing your audience and finding your voice Tools to use for preparing sermons How to spend your sermon prep time “It's not just about passing along information. This is about aligning our lives in obedience to Jesus.” —Michael Gatlin Watch the Full Recording “Through preaching, the audience has to see that the kingdom life is plausible. —Andy Smith Listen to the Full Audio  [audio m4a="http://vineyardwomen.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Vineyard-Preaching-Essentials-audio_only.m4a"][/audio] Timeline:The purpose of preaching 10:30 Finding your voice 21:00 Knowing your audience 24:50 How to handle critique 26:57 How to spend your prep time 33:33 Planning your preaching calendar 36:26 The most impactful sermon series' 40:00 Balancing your Time 42:16 Tools to use 46:10 Illustration and application ...