Branches Vineyard Church

Here at Branches, we believe the Kingdom of God is revealed through the actions of His people. We demonstrate service and invite others into relationship with God. Join us in our continued study called "All In" to understand how to practically live our our faith.

If you are "All In" as a follower of Jesus Christ, you aren't in this alone, in fact, you cannot be. Being "all in" requires a commitment to one another. Join us as we continue our series in Acts 2 and discuss our commitment to one another.

This week we are challenged by how we give. We commit to be something more than one who tithes, or "gifts," instead we give from worshipful hearts for our sake as we give all to follow Him with no strings attached.

Looking at the characteristics of the early church, we discover the main activity exhibited by Jesus' followers was authentic worship. Join us as we learn and make commitments to worship Him with everything.

This week we take a look in the mirror to discover how we can be so caught up doing the "Christian stuff" that we miss out on what it really means to have a heart so amazed by God's glory that we truly worship — freeing the enslaved, caring for the orphan and widow, and caring for the stranger in our lands. Join us in our work to reveal the Kingdom of God in our world.

This week we finish our series on The Lord's Prayer. Join us as we look at a picture of a God who wants us to pursue and ask Him, even more, He wants us to know how well He cares for us.

This week we consider the last two phrases of the Lord's Prayer and find an invitation to participate in a trust fall — committing everything to Him and trusting He will safely deliver us home.

This week we consider how God forgives us, and in the same way, we forgive others in our lives with no expectations and no prerequisites. We love like He does. Join us in our next steps to practically apply the Lord's Prayer to our lives.

When Jesus taught us to pray, He helped us understand it is God who provides all we need. Listen as we take our next steps in practically living out the vision of Branches Vineyard Church.

Stepping through the practical application of the idea of spending time with God, we consider Jesus' words as He taught us to pray, "May Your Kingdom Come." Today we are challenged to allow Him to be Lord of every part of our lives and seek His will to be done on earth.

It's the start of an exciting new year where we are in our "Becoming Like Jesus from the Inside Out" series where we take practical steps to live out our mission. This week we look at the first phrase of the Lord's prayer, Our Father in Heaven. Join us in our commitment to live out our faith in 2017.

It is in the context of a relationship with Jesus that we are healed, restored, and transformed. Join us as we look at John 15 to learn how spending time with Jesus is the answer.

This, the last Sunday of Advent we talk about the result of a connection with our King and Messiah, Jesus. He introduces love to us, and through us, His receptive work explodes in the world.

We're getting close to Christmas! What a joyful time of year. Join us for this third week of Advent where we discuss what JOY is, and it's true source.

Jesus changed the world through His radical love that broke down barriers, setting us free. Join us in this second week of Advent as we see how a relationship with Jesus is the source for peace as He works to break down our barriers.

Join us for our first week of advent where we consider the hope that comes through our faith in Jesus Christ. This is an important message for all time, but particularly poignant this time of year. We do apologize for the audio quality of this episode. We will continue to do our very best to bring listenable episodes.

We can know truth through the Holy Spirit living in and speaking to us. We'll be taking a break from 1 John as we enter into the Christmas season, but in this important message, we learn how the Holy Spirit teaches us and moves us to remain in the truth.

This week we hear an important challenge. Are we truly loving God, or are we enticed by the patterns of this world? If we love Him, we embrace His will for us completely.

This was a special Sunday where we spent some time talking about God's control over this world. We have no need to fear, but we pray, trust, and follow the leaders He establishes. Join us in praying as we approach the election.

Jesus brought clarity and fulfillment to the Old Testament as He demonstrated His love for us through His death. As He taught, He encouraged us to long in the same way -- demonstrating the character of our Creator to all we meet.