Becoming the Church in Motion, traces the movements of the spirit through Acts to ask a simple but searching question: what kind of church are we becoming? Week by week, we'll explore the rhythms that form us, the courage that defines us, the boundaries God is calling us to cross, and the mission we are being sent into. Whether you've followed Jesus for decades or are just beginning to ask questions, this series is an invitation to move from belief into practice, from comfort into courage, from the familiar into the expansive life God has for us.

Becoming the Church in Motion, traces the movements of the spirit through Acts to ask a simple but searching question: what kind of church are we becoming? Week by week, we'll explore the rhythms that form us, the courage that defines us, the boundaries God is calling us to cross, and the mission we are being sent into. Whether you've followed Jesus for decades or are just beginning to ask questions, this series is an invitation to move from belief into practice, from comfort into courage, from the familiar into the expansive life God has for us.

Becoming the Church in Motion, traces the movements of the spirit through Acts to ask a simple but searching question: what kind of church are we becoming? Week by week, we'll explore the rhythms that form us, the courage that defines us, the boundaries God is calling us to cross, and the mission we are being sent into. Whether you've followed Jesus for decades or are just beginning to ask questions, this series is an invitation to move from belief into practice, from comfort into courage, from the familiar into the expansive life God has for us.

Becoming the Church in Motion, traces the movements of the spirit through Acts to ask a simple but searching question: what kind of church are we becoming? Week by week, we'll explore the rhythms that form us, the courage that defines us, the boundaries God is calling us to cross, and the mission we are being sent into. Whether you've followed Jesus for decades or are just beginning to ask questions, this series is an invitation to move from belief into practice, from comfort into courage, from the familiar into the expansive life God has for us.

Spiritual gifts sometimes are shown in different traditions as speaking in tongues, dramatic healings, or even exorcisms—but what are they really? In the United Methodist Church, spiritual gifts are understood as the unique abilities given by the Holy Spirit to every believer for the purpose of building up the church and serving others. Rather than being rare or flashy, they are often practical and relational. Examples are teaching, encouragement, leadership, generosity, and compassion. At their core, spiritual gifts are less about extraordinary moments and more about how each person is uniquely equipped to participate in God’s work in everyday life.

Join us as we explore these today! Find connection and a small group at: https://thevineumc.church

Spiritual gifts sometimes are shown in different traditions as speaking in tongues, dramatic healings, or even exorcisms—but what are they really? In the United Methodist Church, spiritual gifts are understood as the unique abilities given by the Holy Spirit to every believer for the purpose of building up the church and serving others. Rather than being rare or flashy, they are often practical and relational. Examples are teaching, encouragement, leadership, generosity, and compassion. At their core, spiritual gifts are less about extraordinary moments and more about how each person is uniquely equipped to participate in God’s work in everyday life.

Join us as we explore these today! Find connection and a small group at: https://thevineumc.church

Spiritual gifts sometimes are shown in different traditions as speaking in tongues, dramatic healings, or even exorcisms—but what are they really? In the United Methodist Church, spiritual gifts are understood as the unique abilities given by the Holy Spirit to every believer for the purpose of building up the church and serving others. Rather than being rare or flashy, they are often practical and relational. Examples are teaching, encouragement, leadership, generosity, and compassion. At their core, spiritual gifts are less about extraordinary moments and more about how each person is uniquely equipped to participate in God’s work in everyday life.

Join us as we explore these today! Find connection and a small group at: https://thevineumc.church

Spiritual gifts sometimes are shown in different traditions as speaking in tongues, dramatic healings, or even exorcisms—but what are they really? In the United Methodist Church, spiritual gifts are understood as the unique abilities given by the Holy Spirit to every believer for the purpose of building up the church and serving others. Rather than being rare or flashy, they are often practical and relational. Examples are teaching, encouragement, leadership, generosity, and compassion. At their core, spiritual gifts are less about extraordinary moments and more about how each person is uniquely equipped to participate in God’s work in everyday life.

Join us as we explore these today! Find connection and a small group at: https://thevineumc.church