Support for Life

At Vineyard Columbus, we believe every life is a gift from God—precious, loved, and worthy of care. This belief comes alive through our Value Life Ministry, where we support women and families facing unexpected or difficult pregnancies with compassion, practical help, and hope.

But God never abandoned Nadine, just as He never abandons any of us. One day, a friend invited her to Vineyard Columbus. Although her first visits didn’t bring an immediate breakthrough, she kept coming. It was during a sermon series titled Stranger in a Strange Land that Nadine

One pressing issue in our society today is the legalization of recreational marijuana in Ohio. Many are now asking, “If it’s legal, does that mean it’s okay for Christians to use it?”

One of the biggest areas impacted by the COVID-19 epidemic has been marriage & family relationships. I look at the last fourteen months as a Generational Storm that will take years to fully understand its impact on relationships and family life.

In 1 Corinthians 12:26 we read of the community of Christ: If one part suffers, every part suffers with it.

For many years, there have been different stigmas and connotations associated with mental health. This world can be a hard and stressful place to live and it’s important to acknowledge that mental health difficulties are real and prevalent.

As we enter Advent, the season in which we anticipate Christ’s arrival, I find myself thinking about Daylight Savings Time—probably because I’m sitting down to write this as my husband sets a reminder on his watch to turn our clocks back tonight.

Have you been telling yourself for a few years that you’ve always wanted to learn how to pray? Do you feel a call to leadership? Has God revealed the desire for more emotional resilience? Considering priorities and purpose is done best in meaningful relationships with others.

It is October and autumn is officially upon us — creating great joy for those of us who despise the heat and a sense of impending doom for those who hate to see it go.

We can meet with God in our pain. God himself stands with the weeping and the wounded. And when we find ourselves there, we find ourselves in close proximity to Him.