Doing the Stuff

We are focused on "doing the stuff" that Jesus did in the Bible. We are commissioned by him to "go and do likewise," so we seek to train and equip every follower of Jesus to be like Him, to serve others well, and “do the stuff“ that He did.

The Already and the Not Yet

In the Vineyard we pray for people; sometimes they are healed and sometimes they are not. Our theology and practice of the Kingdom of God acknowledges both miracles and suffering.

The Main and the Plain

“The plain” means that we strive to present the Gospel in a clear and understandable way. “The main” aspect means we focus on the core teachings of Jesus, the central Gospel message
as presented in the Bible.  

“Come, Holy Spirit.”

This is our central prayer liturgy. We regularly ask the Holy Spirit to come and be with us, and when He does we often see people healed emotionally and physically. Our challenge and our joy is to love the Holy Spirit and partner with Him for the purposes of the Kingdom of God.

Everyone Gets to Play

We believe that anyone can do the work of the Kingdom. We don’t rely on elite, degreed, superstar leaders. We are all commissioned to do the stuff of Jesus: men, women, and children of every background, age, race, education, and socio-economic status.

Come as You Are – But Don’t Stay as You Are

Jesus invites, welcomes, gathers, accepts, and embraces people irrespective of where we’re from or what we’ve done. A hospital receives patients with all types of ailments, and it desires for people to be healed and made better. The Church is no different. When we say, “Come as you are, but don’t stay as you are,” we’re provoking people to step out in faith to become the best of who God wants them to be.

Naturally Supernatural

We avoid all hype or emotional manipulation. Going about our lives naturally, we pray for healing and listen for God’s voice in all circumstances, everywhere we go.