HeyJaredToowoomba Vineyard Church
We’re a new Vineyard church made up of people from all ages, stages, backgrounds, cultures, and political persuasions who are united by our desire to learn from and live like Jesus.
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334 / Rebuilding after everything falls to pieces (opens the original)
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In the second of two weeks of stories, the wonderful Mandy Grogan shares about her life.
333 / What the enemy meant for evil, God has turned to good (opens the original)
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Last week we talked vision, and we finished with something important — what we do on a Sunday doesn't matter if it doesn't lead us to be more Christlike people on Monday to Saturday. So for the next three weeks, we're hearing from members of our community on what it means to live 'life on a mission' for Jesus. This week Glenda Fitzpatrick shares her story, an incredible testimony of God's ability to take broken, painful situations and turn them into good.
332 / The 'Vineyard in 'Toowoomba Vineyard Church' (opens the original)
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Twice a year we like to pause from our teaching, and take a moment to talk about who we are and where we're going. Each time there's an angle — this time around, we're looking at what the 'Vineyard' in Toowoomba Vineyard Church is all about. Not because the movement is the one that finally got it all right (though we like it, clearly), but because when you learn about your family of origin you learn a lot about yourself...
331 / How to say goodbye (opens the original)
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Goodbyes are hard. Endings are tough. And yet on this side of heaven, they're part of our experience, as much as we don't like to admit that. In our final week looking at the life of Paul the Apostle, we turn to a teary farewell — in Acts 20, where he says goodbye to the Ephesian elders. The passage raises a lot of questions — why didn't he go to Ephesus for this interaction? Why was he going to Jerusalem if he knew he would be arrested? But more than that, the way Paul says goodbye gives us a m
330 / The most anticlimactic jail break (opens the original)
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As the book of Acts continues, Paul and his ministry partner Silas find themselves imprisoned in Phillipi. Rather than despair, they choose the opposite approach — they sing through the night to God, despite their chains. God breaks them out of prison, but rather than escape into the night they stay, and what happens next is amazing. Guest speakers Phil and Kath Henry unpack this familiar story and what it means for us.
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