Branches Vineyard Church

As we enter 2021, join us as we look to our God for guidance and direction. This is a valuable invitation to discover what the Holy Spirit has for us in the coming year. Pray and look for how God wants to reveal His plan by sharing your one word with you.

This week, LJ helps us to see our opportunity to rest in the faithfulness of a God who has never let us down. This is an important message to help us in putting our faith on a solid and trustworthy foundation.

This, our first message from our new Pastor, Amanda Clark, is an important challenge and opportunity for us to step into everything that we have been designed to be. Come on, Branches. Let's be the Bride!

This is our last week with the founding pastor, Tom Diecks. Listen as we are challenged to participate and support well as we transition to our new leadership. This is an important week and we are grateful for Tom and Jo and our opportunity to walk with them. You will be missed.

This week we look at how the Kingdom of God is like a mustard seed, but it might not be the way you've thought about it before. It is important to understand our opportunity to be an unstoppable weed in the garden belonging to evil as we bring about healing and restoration as participants of the Kingdom of God.

We're spending some more time on the basics to understand the Kingdom of God. Take a listen to understand what we're talking about when we talk about the "already" and the "not yet." This is an important message.

This week, Mike Baker helps us to understand the power of the Holy Spirit to guide and enable us to do remarkable things. Not the things you would expect, but things for The Kingdom of God. Want to know how one lives who is a member of the Kingdom of God? This is an important message to listen to.

It's a phrase we say, and it's an important idea to understand. It encompasses how we believe God works in our world. Take a listen and respond with us to a God who is active today, and we can expect big things!

We have a God whom we can trust, and that God has a Kingdom coming which will be our hope and our peace. Join us as we learn to rely on Jesus for our peace.

LJ takes reminds us of where our hope lies. Join us in being challenges to set our gaze on the one who can truly give us a future. This is an important message, and one worth sharing.

This week, L.J. helps us to understand our identity as those who partner with God in the work of reconciliation. Motivated by who God is, and by what God has done, we are active participants in God's work to draw everything back to its created intention. We say "yes" to the Holy Spirit.

We're taking an important look at who we are as individuals — as unique creations who are designed for a purpose. Join us as we hear from Michael Baker and investigate our true identity.

This week we look at the vineyard distinctive, "come as you are, but don't stay as you are." It's an important part of who we are and impacts how we accomplish our mission and choose to live together for the Kingdom. Listen and know you are invited to join us in the journey.

It's time for us to take a deeper look at exactly who we are as we consider our steps in the next season for Branches Vineyard Church. Join us this week to take time to look more broadly at who we are and our relationship with God.

This week we are reminded of the most important things. It's a conversation about what we do and what we focus on. It's not politics. It's not minor concerns of doctrine. It's about Christ and the Gospel. This is an important, foundational piece.

This week, Michael Baker challenges us to show mercy to others, recognizing both our failings and our need for one another. This is an important truth that we need to grasp to live weel as members of the Kingdom of God.

Jo is challenging each of us to pursue the things that are truly important and to let go of what is not. It's an important challenge from a well-known children's story. Join us as we step into our opportunity to participate with the Kingdom of God.

This week we hear from Tom as he shares his story to a greater understanding of the prejudices in his heart. It's challenging to turn the mirror on myself to see where I am in need of the Holy Spirit to continue to do a work in me, but an important process.

This week we ask and seek to answer a very important question, "Whose side are you on?" It's an important question that, although it may not impact every action we do, it dramatically impacts our heart as we go through our lives. Join us for this important message.

This week LJ encourages us as we gain a deeper understanding of how Jesus IS our unity, but that reality demands that we participate in the love our Lord offers to us. We love our neighbors. This means we participate in activities that are good and loving for those in our world. This means participation in social justice as well. Join us and participate in some "Gospel Trouble."