Vintage Church LA

Pastor Ger Jones invites us to explore one of life’s biggest questions: Who is Jesus? Through the story of Nathaniel in John 1 and his own journey from skepticism to faith, Pastor Ger explores what it means to honestly investigate Jesus, wrestle with doubt, and ask the questions that matter most. From searching for meaning in career, success, and pleasure to discovering the love and life found in Jesus, this message is an invitation to come and see for yourself. You don’t have to take a blind leap of faith—you can explore Jesus, ask the hard questions, and discover who He really is.

Pastor Kristen Maynard delivers an insightful teaching on Revelation 2, focusing on the church in Ephesus and the critical call to return to "the love you had at first". She explores the challenge of maintaining deep, unreserved devotion to God amidst the busyness and demands of life, cautioning against allowing routine service to replace a genuine, heart-centered relationship with Jesus. This message serves as a powerful reminder to prioritize intimacy with God above mere outward performance, encouraging a season of reflection and renewed passion in our walk with Him.

Pastor David Dealy shares a powerful family testimony of God’s faithfulness through an incredibly difficult and uncertain season. As a family faced a life-threatening medical emergency, their church community gathered around them in prayer, contending in faith and trusting God for healing. The story reminds us what it means to pray boldly, carry one another’s burdens, and trust God even when we don’t know how the story will end.

Pastor Ger continues our series in Acts, looking at the early church and what it means to be the family of God. Through Acts 2, we see a community shaped by the Holy Spirit, marked by togetherness, generosity, belonging, and a shared life. In a city like Los Angeles, where individualism and busyness can easily pull us apart, what would it look like to intentionally choose life together? Ger explores how the Holy Spirit forms us into a people, why we need both the big and the small, and how we can embrace the messy reality of becoming a community where everyone is known, loved, and belongs.

Pastor Ger Jones continues our series in Acts as we look at the birth of the early church and the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. As we ask what it means to be the church, we’re reminded that the church is a people empowered by the Holy Spirit to live out the mission Jesus has given us. Ger explores what it looks like to depend on the Spirit, live with boldness, and be part of what God is doing in the world.