Kingdom – The Cambridge Vineyard Church

Will You Recognize God?

April 10, 2022

For the next two Sundays we are hitting pause on our journey through Jesus’ sermon on the mount as we set our hearts towards Easter, remembering Jesus’ death and celebrating…

Living Into the Transformed Life

Protector of the Vulnerable, Exposed and Insecure

February 13, 2022

“You can’t see the forest for the trees”, so the saying goes. It simply means that when you focus in on a tree, you’re unable to see the forest, of…

Living Into the Transformed Life

The Uber Generous Kingdom of Heaven!

February 6, 2022

You have to love how Jesus begins his magnum opus – the sermon on the mount! If that beginning doesn’t make your heart burst with joy and laughter, then you…

Dear COVID-19...The Kingdom Has Come!

Where There’s Life, There’s Healing

May 3, 2020

Most of us have had our lives turned upside down by this global pandemic that we find ourselves in. The news is littered with stories of loss, pain, sickness and…

Let It Go...To Have it All

What Would You Give?

March 8, 2020

A vast majority of the church throughout the world has entered into the season of Lent. While many see it as a time to ‘give something up for Lent’, it…

Why We Walk

The Unconditional, Extravagant, & Preposterous Kingdom

February 2, 2020

Matthew quotes Jesus saying, “You can enter God’s Kingdom only through the narrow gate…”. So just what is the ‘narrow gate’? Is it living life on the straight and narrow…

Follow Me

The Wind in Your Sails

October 27, 2019

Jesus was no super power! As fully human, he lived life as a real human being. So how did he do what he did? Woven throughout the gospels we see…

Follow Me

Dead to Rights

October 20, 2019

Jesus calls to all of us and says, “If any of you want to be my follower, you must give up your own way, take up your cross, and follow…

When Deep Calls to Deep

Come one, come all…the table is set…

July 14, 2019

A common analogy that Jesus uses to describe the kingdom of God is a banquet or a feast. When you think of all the settings that Jesus could have chosen…