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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.
Unknown Host hosts Toowoomba Vineyard Church, a religion show with 154 episodes published.
In the middle of a sermon full of heavy hitting teaching, Jesus drops in some of the most comforting words in all of scripture. The 'do not worry' passage has helped many not to be anxious, but if it's true, why do Chris
Another of Jesus' revered teaching is on treasure — 'do not store up for yourself treasures on earth'... It might be a familiar saying, but what does it really mean? If you made a table with one column being 'treasures o
We live in a world that's obsessed with authenticity. Brands live and die by it. A shred of insincerity can crush a celebrity's career. But ironically, thats in the midst of a culture that's never been more curated. Turn
One of the most challenging teachings in the New Testament, or maybe the whole bible, is Jesus' command for us to love our enemies. Not because it's hard to understand, but because it's so easy to theologise away, or jus
OK, so Facebook doesn't have a 'Maybe' button on events anymore (it has 'Interested' which is kind of the same, but not quite). But that little button has worked its way into our culture to the point that we almost have
Amongst many other things, the Sermon on the Mount is a strong reminder that Jesus wasn't afraid to throw punches. In today's instalment, we tackle not one, but two difficult passages. Tragically, both have been used to
'You have heard it said, do not murder, but I say to you...'. At this point in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gets stuck into the details. He begins a series of sayings that reinterpret and raise the bar on the Old Testa
In the third instalment of our Sermon on the Mount series, we turn to Jesus' controversial (yet profound) reinterpretation of the Old Testament law. In this opening section, he claims that to enter the Kingdom of Heaven
Following his epic (or strange?) opening to the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus turns his attention to two analogies his audience would've been intimately familiar with — salt and light. What's interesting is what he doesn't
We sometimes fall into the trap of treating Christianity just as a set of doctrines to be believed. But if you started reading the New Testament from the beginning, you'd quickly arrive at Jesus' most famous sermon (and
After a somewhat unsatisfying 'coming home' narrative last week, we do the better version here — by looking at Jesus. In this Easter Sunday special, Chris walks us through the entire story of the bible through the lens o
We're sort of at the end of our Exile series, so we get to talk about the happy ending... the triumphant return to Jerusalem! Or at least we would be, except it wasn't entirely happy or triumphant, and it certainly wasn'
Our next instalment of our journey through the exile lands us in Daniel 3. The mighty king Nebuchadnezzar sets up a golden statue and demands everyone bows down to worship it, which everyone does... except for three Hebr
If there's one thing we've learned so far in this Exile series, it's that we can readily identify with the Israelites in Babylon. Yet that raises the question — how do we actually respond to living in a world where we do
As we continue our look through the biblical theme of Exile, Laura unpacks one of the key outlets the Israelites had during this time — lament. Drawing from Psalm 137, she explores three key myths that come up again and
Last week we focused on the question: 'why did Israel go into exile?' This week we turn towards the exile itself. What was the exile, and why did it matter so much? It turns out the exile (which was more of a process tha
Having finished up Genesis 1-11 last week, we're skipping just a little bit of the Old Testament and fast forwarding to Exile (in other words, the end of the Old Testament). Thankfully, Chris comes to the rescue with a b
For our final foray into Genesis 1-11, we look at the famous 'Tower of Babel' narrative. For just nine verses, there's a lot to be said. Chris introduces the idea of 'turning the gem' as a way to study scripture, looking
Remember that story you heard in Sunday school (or that you heard about from the kids you knew who went to Sunday school) where Noah gets all the animals together and goes for a nice boat ride? Well, the bit the Sunday s
Back in 2022, we decided it'd be a good idea to build a church around Matthew 11:28-30—that passage where Jesus talks about 'rest for your souls'. It turns out this isn't a great way to create energy and momentum. But we
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Toowoomba Vineyard Church is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 154 episodes.
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