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The Northwest Vineyard is a Vineyard neighborhood church in the northwest part Denver, CO with the vision of transforming lives, transforming everything. We exist as a part of the Mile High Vineyard family of neighborhood churches.
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Remarkable Women in the Bible: Shrewd as Serpents, Innocent as Doves (opens the original)
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In the first message of the series Remarkable Women in the Bible , Pastor Scott Engebretson walks us through Exodus 1:6–21 to highlight two unsung heroes who changed the course of history: the midwives Shiprah and Puah . Facing a brutal decree of forced population control and infanticide from a powerful, unnamed Pharaoh, these two women chose holy defiance over fearful compliance . By placing their reverence for God above the authority of an oppressive regime, Shiprah and Puah modeled a courageo
Stuck in a Moment: What Is Crooked Can Be Made Straight (opens the original)
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In the conclusion of the Stuck in a Moment series, Pastor Scott Engebretson explores Ecclesiastes 1:12–18 and 12:8–14 to break down the limits of human wisdom and knowledge ( Hokema ) . When we live purely with an "under the sun" perspective—relying solely on worldly information, self-effort, and human intellect—we eventually hit a wall of cynicism and painful helplessness . Access to more information in a modern world often brings more sorrow when we realize we lack the power to fix broken syst
Stuck in a Moment: The Myth of "Never Enough" (opens the original)
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In week four of the Stuck in a Moment series, Pastor Scott Engebretson tackles one of the most sensitive yet universal areas where we feel trapped: our finances . Diving into Ecclesiastes 5:8–20 , Scott acknowledges the overwhelming financial stress gripping our culture and confronts the illusion that more money equals more security . The teacher of Ecclesiastes reminds us that a disordered love of wealth only leads to corrupt hearts, sleepless nights, and endless striving . True freedom doesn't
Stuck in a Moment: Monotony, Legacy, and Life Under the Sun (opens the original)
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In week three of the Stuck in a Moment series, Pastor Scott Engebretson unpacks Ecclesiastes 1:3–11 and 3:9–11 , exploring the heavy, often monotonous weight of time . Whether counting down the fleeting days of summer or watching decades slip by, we often feel like time is a thief and an abyss of forgetfulness . Scott contrasts the teacher's pessimistic view of an endless "wash, rinse, repeat" cycle under the sun with the hope of a God who transcends time . While a Greek tragedy offers a beautif
Stuck in a Moment: The Myth of Workism and the Trap of Idolatry (opens the original)
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In week two of the Stuck in a Moment series, guest preacher RJ Owen dives into Ecclesiastes 2 to unpack the teacher's heavy reflections on labor, achievement, and burnout . In a world that often treats employment, career, and even deep-seated callings as modern-day religions promising identity and fulfillment—a cultural trap known as "workism"—Ecclesiastes offers a sobering reality check: it is all hebel (vapor) . RJ challenges us to stop turning the good gift of work into an idol that fuels anx
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