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2026 Personal Discipleship Plan

2026 Personal Discipleship Plan

Back to all Resources → Here at the start of the year we’re doing our yearly discipleship check-in and planning process, which we call the Personal Discipleship Plan. You’ll notice that the plan looks a little different this year from last year, but the intent is the...

Personal Discipleship Plan

Personal Discipleship Plan

In 2025 we’re introducing the Personal Discipleship Plan (PDP), a tool for helping folks at Vintage thoughtfully and intentionally engage their discipleship in the year ahead. The goal of this process is for every individual who completes a PDP to have a simple...

What are the “spirits in prison” in 1 Peter 3:19?

What are the “spirits in prison” in 1 Peter 3:19?

You’re not alone if that passage leaves you scratching your head—Martin Luther said, “I still do not know what the apostle meant.” Below you’ll find some discussion, but here’s the short answer: while there’s no solid scholarly consensus on the matter, thankfully there’s quite a bit we can say for sure in the passage’s surrounding context. That being said, let’s get into it.

Talking about politics in CG (?)

Talking about politics in CG (?)

It’s tough times out there, politically speaking, and tough to know how to speak about politics without getting it terribly wrong. However, Vintage turned to 1 Peter this fall because we knew God could use it to counsel us through this…

Attendance and Roster in FellowshipOne

Attendance and Roster in FellowshipOne

Back to all Resources → Below you'll see instructional videos and steps for taking attendance in FellowshipOne, adding a new person to your group, or removing someone from your group. If you need help with anything at all, email Eric: eric.spivey@vintagenc.comTaking...

Hard Conversations: Why have them?

Hard Conversations: Why have them?

Over a series of posts we’ll be talking about how to have hard conversations in community group. By this we mean both talking about divisive subjects, or disagreement, and addressing an area of disobedience to Scripture, or correction. Here at the beginning we’ll be…