Elm City Vineyard Church Talks

Elm City Vineyard Church Talks is a collection of talks from Elm City Vineyard Church, a faith community in New Haven, CT.

Elm City Vineyard Church Talks is a religion podcast hosted by Elm City Vineyard Church, with 264 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Elm City Vineyard Church hosts Elm City Vineyard Church Talks, a religion show with 264 episodes published.

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  Psalms of Ascents: Out of the Depths I Cry to You, O LORD

  Aug 9, 202633 min

  The language of the psalms expresses a stunningly wide range of human experience: rage, sorrow, hope, joy, desperation, and much more. What prayers do we pray when the weight of what’s broken is way beyond what we can carry on our own? The Psalms give us a way forward from these depths - we cry out for mercy; we cry out for forgiveness; and we give our whole selves over to waiting in hope for God. - Series Description - On Sundays this summer , we'll explore the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120 - 134) together. This particular group of psalms is all about being on a journey with God-- being a pilgrim in pursuit of God’s loving presence. The journey involves heartache, oppression, sadness, hope, joy, and rescue.

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  Psalms of Ascent: Shaped by Sorrow, But Living in Hope

  Jul 12, 202640 min

  As we continue with our “Psalms of Ascents” series, we come to Psalm 126, which begins with the Psalmist either remembering a past or imagining a future where God has restored his people from captivity and back to a life of favor, blessing, and joy. It continues with a prayer for that same restoration again and a reflection that as we walk through extended times of longing and sadness and tears, we still sow seed in hope of a future harvest. Sorrow is real, but despair is not an option. Come out this Sunday and bring a friend as we consider what it is to be shaped by sorrow but living in hope. - Series Description - On Sundays this summer , we'll explore the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120 - 134) together. This particular group of psalms is all about being on a journey with God-- being a pilgrim in pursuit of God’s loving presence. The journey involves heartache, oppression, sadness, hope, joy, and rescue.

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  Psalms of Ascents: "Those Who Trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion..."

  Jul 5, 202651 min

  The pilgrims arrived a few weeks ago in Psalm 122: "Our feet are standing within your gates, O Jerusalem" (122:2). But having reached the desired destination, there is nonetheless anxiety about whether that blessed state might last: "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: '...Peace be within your walls and security within your towers'" (122:6). This week we look at Psalm 125 which draws on a long tradition of confidence in Jerusalem's inviolability on Mount Zion: "Those who trust in the LORD are like Mount Zion, not shaken, settled forever" (125:1). But a similar concern to that of Psalm 122 is present here as well; the opening affirmation of trust is followed by a prayer that the Lord would, in fact, "do go to the good" (125:4) and not allow the "scepter of wickedness" to remain in that righteous place (125:3). Join us this Sunday as we explore some of the Bible's traditions about Zion, our longing for a place of lasting peace and our experience of the Lord's presence and protection in our less than perfect world. Ultimately, we look forward to a time when the "scepter of wickedness" will finally be removed from the place of God's dwelling with his people. - Series Description - On Sundays this summer , we'll explore the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120 - 134) together. This particular group of psalms is all about being on a journey with God-- being a pilgrim in pursuit of God’s loving presence. The journey involves heartache, oppression, sadness, hope, joy, and rescue.

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  Psalms of Ascents: Had It Not Been the Lord...

  Jun 28, 202642 min

  As we continue our “Psalms of Ascents” series, we come to Psalm 124, which begins, “Had it not been the Lord who…” – words that invite us to consider what our lives might have been had God not been with us, protecting, preserving, and sustaining us. But for God to have been with us – “on our side,” as this psalm also asserts – is not something we can presume upon or arrogantly hold in an us/them posture. It instead leads us to a place of humility toward God and others – even our enemies – and of deep gratitude and dependence on God to do now and in the future what he has already done for us in the past. Come out this Sunday and bring a friend as we consider together what life might look like with God – and without God – on our side. - Series Description - On Sundays this summer , we'll explore the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120 - 134) together. This particular group of psalms is all about being on a journey with God-- being a pilgrim in pursuit of God’s loving presence. The journey involves heartache, oppression, sadness, hope, joy, and rescue.

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  Psalms of Ascents: Where Do You Need Mercy?

  Jun 21, 202631 min

  Mercy is abundance when facing lack and forgiveness when facing wrong. Psalm 123 compares our need for mercy to a servant looking to a Master for direction. Your eyes do not look away. Every movement is tracked. Your action is tethered to theirs. Is that how much you are tethered to mercy — for you, for your people, for God’s people, for…your enemies? In our broader context, mercy is not that popular unless we, ourselves, are in a bind. After all, we call for justice when there is wrongdoing we are against. We stock up on comfort even when we have enough. The ministry of mercy can prove elusive in a culture obsessed with securing rights , privileges , and wealth. While we can let those things be our master, mercy invites us to a new way, providing a balm for angry, anxious, and needy souls. We cannot secure mercy ourselves: it is a gift from God. Come learn and experience more this Sunday. - Series Description - On Sundays this summer , we'll explore the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120 - 134) together. This particular group of psalms is all about being on a journey with God-- being a pilgrim in pursuit of God’s loving presence. The journey involves heartache, oppression, sadness, hope, joy, and rescue.

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