VRC Sermons

Matthew 21:28-32 We all process life differently, like solving a math problem in our heads. Some of us break numbers down, others visualize patterns, and still others reach for a calculator. This simple truth reveals something profound about our spiritual lives: we each have patterns of thinking that shape how we relate to God and respond to His call.

Matthew 20:1-16 What if our entire understanding of work has been shaped more by cultural exhaustion than biblical truth? This exploration of Matthew 20's parable of the vineyard workers challenges us to reconsider everything we think we know about labor, rest, and the kingdom of God.

Matthew 19:16-30 This message takes us deep into Matthew 19:16-30, where a wealthy young ruler approaches Jesus with what seems like a sincere question: “What good deed must I do to have eternal life?” What unfolds is a masterclass in understanding grace versus fairness.

Matthew 28:1-10, 16-20 The resurrection of Jesus confronts us with an unavoidable reality that demands a response. Matthew 28 presents two starkly different reactions to the same miraculous event: ...

Matthew 18:21-35 This message dives deep into the uncomfortable reality of relational indebtedness and how we all keep invisible ledgers in our hearts. Drawing from Matthew 18, we encounter the shocking parable of the unforgiving servant who was forgiven an impossible debt of essentially 11 billion dollars, yet refused to forgive someone who owed him a mere twenty thousand.