The Vineyard Church - Cambridge

What’s Your Brand of Generosity?

Filled. Thrilled. Spilled. This week, we welcome Pam as she shares from her own journey of trusting God through seasons of uncertainty and discovering His extravagant generosity. From miraculous provision to simple acts of kindness, she reminds us that generosity is not primarily about money, but about a heart shaped by the abundant love of God. As we receive His lavish grace, we are invited to make space to be interrupted, to see the people in front of us, and to let the love of Jesus overflow through every part of our lives. Filled by His abundance, thrilled by His goodness, and spilled out for Jesus. [https://thevineyardchurch.ca/wp-content/uploads/sermons/2026/05/GENEROUS-300x300.png]https://thevineyardchurch.ca/wp-content/uploads/sermons/2026/05/GENEROUS.png

Awakening to Life – Let the dryness drive your roots deeper

Last year, we learned that in quietness and rest, strength arises. That hasn’t changed. But something is happening in that quiet place. He is leading us, gently but firmly, into something new, an awakening to life, to Arise and Shine. We are learning to stay close to Jesus, yoked to Him. And yet many of us are feeling a heaviness, a sense of despondency, a loss of hope, a dryness. That’s real, and it matters, but we don’t stop there. We remember the cross, but often forget the resurrection. Jesus didn’t only die, He rose. And His rising is meant to awaken something in us now. God is still bringing things back to life. So we let hunger grow. We let thirst deepen. Because if we’re not hungry, we won’t eat. If we’re not thirsty, we won’t drink. Let the dryness drive your roots deeper. This week, we’re invited to camp in: * Matthew 22 (The Wedding Banquet) * Luke 14 (The Great Banquet)

Let Him Rise in You

We know the story. He rose. But somewhere in the quiet rhythms of our days, that truth can feel far away. We carry what feels heavy. We return to what feels familiar. We settle into patterns that don’t look like life. And still... He is not distant. He stands at the edge of every place that feels worn, every space that feels dim, every part of us that feels like it’s slipping. Not asking to be remembered, but welcomed. Resurrection isn’t behind us. It’s here, waiting to take root. So where is He inviting you to let life rise? He is risen… now let Him rise in you.

It’s Sunday, but Friday is Coming

There are seasons where we experience moments of joy, breakthrough, and answered prayer, but then life shifts. Things don’t unfold the way we expected. Disappointment comes. Shaking comes. And in those moments, it’s easy to lose sight of Jesus, just like the disciples did. They saw the miracles. They walked with Him. They believed… until everything changed. The invitation for us is not to avoid those moments, but to recognize Him in them. When fear rises, when confusion sets in, when prayers seem unanswered, Jesus still speaks the same words: “Take courage. It is I. Don’t be afraid.” Courage is not something we either have or don’t have. It’s something we choose. That choice is built through a history of trusting Him, remembering His faithfulness, and holding onto who He is, even when we don’t understand what He’s doing. Our faith will be tested. Not to break us, but to reveal what we truly believe.

Without Fear. All Our Days

In Luke 1:67,  He declares that redemption has already been accomplished… before Jesus has even gone to the cross.  Past tense. Already done. If that’s true, then why are we still living as though we’re not free? We’ve learned how to relate to Him through fear, but He never asked for that. He’s inviting us into a relationship without fear, where holiness and righteousness aren’t something we strive for, but something we’ve already been given. So why do we still hesitate? Why do we hold back, hide, or shrink? Because fear still shapes how we live, how we pray, and how we show up. But there’s another reality: there is no tear left in the fabric of who you are. What He’s done has already made you whole. So the invitation is simple, but not easy: shake off the fear, step forward, and live from what’s already been finished.