Pastor Tyson Vincent

It says that God chose David not for any outer appearances that man could see with his eyes, but for reasons only God could see in his heart. We often wonder, "what were the character traits God saw in David?" Why did God want those traits in a king? What do the people God chooses have in common? What characteristics would God be pleased to see in us? Let's find out in this intriguing passage, 1 Samuel 16:1-13.

In Psalm 139 we find out that God not only knows us more than we could ever know ourselves, but also loves us more than anyone ever could. What is the Psalmist's response? What should ours be? Find out why it matters that God knows us more than we ever knew. 

Have you ever wondered what humbleness is? Why is it so important? What effect does it have on us and others? How do we become more humble? In this message, we will see how Christ displayed true humility unlike the world had ever known, and different than the world defines it now. We should desire to develop humility as it paves the way for us to be like Christ in His other character traits. By following His lead we will develop a foundational character quality that He has always possessed and that we so often overlook.

God works all things for “the good,” or some say, “our good.” But what is the good he works all things for? Why would He alter realities to make them turn out good for us? If “God works everything out” why do so many things not seem very worked out? So what does this passage truly mean anyway? Tyson Vincent will share key parts of his testimony and draw from truths in this beautifully mysterious and challenging, sometimes unbelievable, other times offensive, but often quoted passage.

We are being transformed into God's image through His Spirit and the relationship we have with Him, so that we boldly represent Him to the world as we offer newer, better news through the New Covenant.

It says that God chose David not for any outer appearances that man could see with his eyes, but for reasons only God could see in his heart. We often wonder, "what were the character traits God saw in David?" Why did God want those traits in a king? What do the people God chooses have in common? What characteristics would God be pleased to see in us? Let's find out in this intriguing passage, 1 Samuel 16:1-13.

In Psalm 139 we find out that God not only knows us more than we could ever know ourselves, but also loves us more than anyone ever could. What is the Psalmist's response? What should ours be? Find out why it matters that God knows us more than we ever knew. 

Have you ever wondered what humbleness is? Why is it so important? What effect does it have on us and others? How do we become more humble? In this message, we will see how Christ displayed true humility unlike the world had ever known, and different than the world defines it now. We should desire to develop humility as it paves the way for us to be like Christ in His other character traits. By following His lead we will develop a foundational character quality that He has always possessed and that we so often overlook.

God works all things for “the good,” or some say, “our good.” But what is the good he works all things for? Why would He alter realities to make them turn out good for us? If “God works everything out” why do so many things not seem very worked out? So what does this passage truly mean anyway? Tyson Vincent will share key parts of his testimony and draw from truths in this beautifully mysterious and challenging, sometimes unbelievable, other times offensive, but often quoted passage.

We are being transformed into God's image through His Spirit and the relationship we have with Him, so that we boldly represent Him to the world as we offer newer, better news through the New Covenant.