The Joy the Holy Spirit Brings | Impact Series

Prayer from the Depths of the Pit | Suzy Cunha

🔔 Subscribe for more messages from our Summer Series and weekly talks: [https://www.youtube.com/@verso.church]In this deeply personal message from our lay pastor Suzy Cunha"Grace in Deep Waters" series on the life of Jonah — how Jonah's prayer from the belly of the fish reveals a God who reaches into our deepest pits. Through her own testimonies of loss, near-death experiences, and unanswered prayers, she shows us there is no depth too deep for God's love to find us, and no season of pain that disqualifies us from the calling He has for our lives.SCRIPTURE REFERENCES📖 - Jonah 1, verses 1 to 2📖 - Jonah 2, verses 1,2, 7📖 - Psalm 139 (paraphrased)📖 - Galatians 6, verse 17📖 - Esther 4, verse 16

Universally Challenged | Chuck F.

🔔 Subscribe for more messages from our Summer Series and weekly talks: [https://www.youtube.com/@verso.church]Do you ever say one thing and live another? In this message from our summer series through Jonah, we look at a prophet whose worship didn't match his actions, and ask what that reveals about us. Along the way, we tell a modern story of a son who ran from his father in shame, and land on the truest description of the whole Bible: a Father who loves us enough to wait for us.

Why We Run From God's Call ?

🔔 Subscribe for more messages from our Impact Series and weekly talks: [https://www.youtube.com/@verso.church]In this message from our summer series Grace in the Deep End, Pastor Jenna opens 📖 -Jonah chapter 1 and explores what happens when God calls us to something uncomfortable - and how easy it is to run in the opposite direction. Jonah's flight to Tarshish mirrors our own tendency to avoid what God is asking of us, yet grace meets us even in our resistance.SCRIPTURE REFERENCES📖 - Jonah 1, verses 1 to 6📖 - Jonah 4, verses 1 to 2📖 - Matthew 16, verses 24 to 25Series: Grace in the Deep EndSpeaker: Jenna H., Hatfield Site Pastor🔎 Discover More About JesusJesus said, "I came that they may have life and have it abundantly." (📖 - John 10, verse 10) If you're curious about who Jesus is, we'd love to share more.Visit: https://www.verso.church/🔗 Connect With UsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/versochurch/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/verso.churchWebsite: https://www.verso.church❤️ GiveVerso Vineyard Church is financed through your regular giving. To give online, visit: https://www.verso.church/give📅 Stay UpdatedDiscover what’s happening at Verso! Check out our What’s On page: https://www.verso.church/whats-on 🙌 Share Your StoryHave a testimony to share? We’d love to hear it! Email us at: office@verso.churchOur passion is to be radically transformed into the likeness of Jesus as we encounter His presence, worship together, serve one another, walk in the truth of God's word and extend Jesus' love into our communities around us.Chapters:00:00 Welcome & Introducing "Grace in the Deep End"01:19 Finding the Book of Jonah04:13 Reading Jonah 1:1-605:10 Point 1: The Call of God09:22 Point 2: Jonah Runs From God11:33 Why Jonah Really Ran (Jonah 4)12:53 Story: Who Deserves God's Grace?19:28 There's Always a Ship to Tarshish20:49 Point 3: God Pursues Jonah24:10 The Storm as an Act of Grace27:42 The Hound of Heaven28:51 Closing Reflection Questions#bible #people #Jonah #faith

3 Golden Questions

What if the life you're chasing isn't actually the one you were made for? In this message, we unpack three "golden questions" hiding inside two of the Bible's most challenging books, Colossians and Acts, and ask what it would look like to let them reshape how you pray, what you're living for, and who you're doing life with. This teaching walks through Colossians 2 and Acts 2 to show how the early church was marked by radical difference - not just different beliefs, but a different identity altogether. From there, we dig into three themes threaded through both books: prayer (including the story of the 1949 Hebrides Revival), purpose (living according to God's plan rather than your own), and people (why following Jesus was never meant to be a solo sport). Whether you're a longtime believer or just spiritually curious, this episode offers a practical, honest look at Christian community, identity, and purpose for young adults navigating faith today. Links mentioned in this episode: [Verso Church website] | [Connect Group sign-up] | [Prayer room booking] | [Subscribe for weekly messages]. If this episode challenged or encouraged you, hit follow/subscribe so you don't miss next week's teaching, and share it with a friend who might need to hear it.

Rooted in Christ, Rooted Together | Verso Church | Yasmin M.

Colossians 4:7–18 closes Paul's letter with a long list of names, but each one carries a picture of what it means to be rooted together as a church. A strong root system needs every ordinary strand to play its part, roots that stay healthy must cross social boundaries to share what they have, and roots that intertwine can feel inconvenient, but they're exactly what keeps us from falling when the storm hits.We were never meant to grow alone. As Genesis 2:18 puts it, "it is not good for man to be alone," and Paul's own life, surrounded by co-workers, fellow prisoners and dear friends, shows what it looks like to be planted deep in community rather than isolated in self-sufficiency.00:00 Welcome / Intro03:00 Scripture reading (Colossians 4:7–18)06:46 Point 1 – A strong root system needs every ordinary strand10:32 Point 2 – Healthy roots cross social boundaries20:43 Point 3 – Intertwined roots keep us from falling27:06 Reflection & application28:36 Closing / invitation to prayery.