Velocity Church

The stories we tell often are often reflections of life's deeper themes -- and ultimately of how we interact with God's truth. In our sermon series called At the Movies 2019, we'll discuss this summer's big movies (Spider-Man, The Lion King, Godzilla, and Avengers: Endgame) and how their stories speak to what impacts and challenges our everyday lives. It's a blockbuster topic that you won't want to miss.

The stories we tell often are often reflections of life's deeper themes -- and ultimately of how we interact with God's truth. In our sermon series called At the Movies 2019, we'll discuss this summer's big movies (Spider-Man, The Lion King, Godzilla, and Avengers: Endgame) and how their stories speak to what impacts and challenges our everyday lives. It's a blockbuster topic that you won't want to miss.

The stories we tell often are often reflections of life's deeper themes -- and ultimately of how we interact with God's truth. In our sermon series called At the Movies 2019, we'll discuss this summer's big movies (Spider-Man, The Lion King, Godzilla, and Avengers: Endgame) and how their stories speak to what impacts and challenges our everyday lives. It's a blockbuster topic that you won't want to miss.

The stories we tell often are often reflections of life's deeper themes -- and ultimately of how we interact with God's truth. In our sermon series called At the Movies 2019, we'll discuss this summer's big movies (Spider-Man, The Lion King, Godzilla, and Avengers: Endgame) and how their stories speak to what impacts and challenges our everyday lives. It's a blockbuster topic that you won't want to miss

BONUS! Our 2019 REAP Granada team speaks about their service in Granada, Nicaragua this year. This dialogue took place following our normal service on Sunday, July 28, 2019. For more information about what God is doing through REAP in Nicaragua, please visit http://reapgranada.com/.

The apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome was written to Christians with conflicting backgrounds -- both Jewish and Gentile -- including Romans and non-Romans. In it, he explained how the Gospel works and why it changes how we live. And in doing so, he sought to unify the congregation and their differing ideals about what it should look like to live out the Christian life. Our faith isn't simply about religious rites and traditions. Instead, it's about a new life that more than conquers the old by unifying all Christians on the foundation of Jesus' resurrection.

The apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome was written to Christians with conflicting backgrounds -- both Jewish and Gentile -- including Romans and non-Romans. In it, he explained how the Gospel works and why it changes how we live. And in doing so, he sought to unify the congregation and their differing ideals about what it should look like to live out the Christian life. Our faith isn't simply about religious rites and traditions. Instead, it's about a new life that more than conquers the old by unifying all Christians on the foundation of Jesus' resurrection.

The apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome was written to Christians with conflicting backgrounds -- both Jewish and Gentile -- including Romans and non-Romans. In it, he explained how the Gospel works and why it changes how we live. And in doing so, he sought to unify the congregation and their differing ideals about what it should look like to live out the Christian life. Our faith isn't simply about religious rites and traditions. Instead, it's about a new life that more than conquers the old by unifying all Christians on the foundation of Jesus' resurrection.

The apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome was written to Christians with conflicting backgrounds -- both Jewish and Gentile -- including Romans and non-Romans. In it, he explained how the Gospel works and why it changes how we live. And in doing so, he sought to unify the congregation and their differing ideals about what it should look like to live out the Christian life. Our faith isn't simply about religious rites and traditions. Instead, it's about a new life that more than conquers the old by unifying all Christians on the foundation of Jesus' resurrection.

The apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome was written to Christians with conflicting backgrounds -- both Jewish and Gentile -- including Romans and non-Romans. In it, he explained how the Gospel works and why it changes how we live. And in doing so, he sought to unify the congregation and their differing ideals about what it should look like to live out the Christian life. Our faith isn't simply about religious rites and traditions. Instead, it's about a new life that more than conquers the old by unifying all Christians on the foundation of Jesus' resurrection.

The apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome was written to Christians with conflicting backgrounds -- both Jewish and Gentile -- including Romans and non-Romans. In it, he explained how the Gospel works and why it changes how we live. And in doing so, he sought to unify the congregation and their differing ideals about what it should look like to live out the Christian life. Our faith isn't simply about religious rites and traditions. Instead, it's about a new life that more than conquers the old by unifying all Christians on the foundation of Jesus' resurrection.

The Bible is called many things: holy, best-seller, religious text, instruction manual, myth, love letter, scripture, and library -- just to name a few. It's composed of 66 books across several genres, divided into two major sections, and originally written in three different languages. And its significance as a historical and religious text can't be overstated. Yet for those who believe, it's much more than that.

The Bible is called many things: holy, best-seller, religious text, instruction manual, myth, love letter, scripture, and library -- just to name a few. It's composed of 66 books across several genres, divided into two major sections, and originally written in three different languages. And its significance as a historical and religious text can't be overstated. Yet for those who believe, it's much more than that.

The Bible is called many things: holy, best-seller, religious text, instruction manual, myth, love letter, scripture, and library -- just to name a few. It's composed of 66 books across several genres, divided into two major sections, and originally written in three different languages. And its significance as a historical and religious text can't be overstated. Yet for those who believe, it's much more than that. In our sermon series called The Bible, we'll cover what it is, why it matters, and how it keeps changing the world.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you were completely content? In areas like happiness, life satisfaction, self-worth and more, it's often easier to articulate the ways we are discontent. If we could just get to the other side of that fence -- we reason -- perhaps we'd finally have the life we always wanted.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you were completely content? In areas like happiness, life satisfaction, self-worth and more, it's often easier to articulate the ways we are discontent. If we could just get to the other side of that fence -- we reason -- perhaps we'd finally have the life we always wanted. The good news is that the secret to finding contentment is actually much closer than it seems. That's what we're discussing in our sermon series called The Grass is Greener.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you were completely content? In areas like happiness, life satisfaction, self-worth and more, it's often easier to articulate the ways we are discontent. If we could just get to the other side of that fence -- we reason -- perhaps we'd finally have the life we always wanted. The good news is that the secret to finding contentment is actually much closer than it seems. That's what we're discussing in our sermon series called The Grass is Greener.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you were completely content? In areas like happiness, life satisfaction, self-worth and more, it's often easier to articulate the ways we are discontent. If we could just get to the other side of that fence -- we reason -- perhaps we'd finally have the life we always wanted. The good news is that the secret to finding contentment is actually much closer than it seems. That's what we're discussing in our sermon series called The Grass is Greener.

Happy Easter! Join us as Pastor Rob Yancey shares how Hope is rising because Jesus resurrects us from the emptiness of sin.

Are you prepared to act faithfully even in moments of anguish? Join us this week as Pastor Rob Yancey discusses the example set by Christ the night He was arrested.