Branches Vineyard Church

This week we wrap up our panel conversations with some important first steps for each of us as we consider how we love and care for others. Many of us have some great steps to listen, learn, and act. For people of color within Branches and those who aren't, you are a valuable part of who we are, and we stand with you. 

Join us as we begin an important series that considers Branches' role in the work of the Kingdom of God to participate in freedom and equity. This week, our panel helps many of us who just do not know about the experience of racism understand the reality many experience every day.

This week our panel takes a look at what equality could look like and God's heart for people and His world. This is an important part as the foundation for what is coming — answering the question, "what's next" as we work to engage and participate in the Kingdom of God in our world.

This week we spend time with Peter Everett hearing what's been happening in their ministry. Branches has partnered with Peter and Barbie Everett since we started, and we'll continue to partner with them for the Kingdom of God even as they step into the next phases of their lives and ministry.

This week we have a very special interview with Terry McGrath, a member of Branches Vineyard Church, for a conversation about our response to COVID-19. You won't want to miss this.

Continuing in our series, Tom challenges us to think about how we treat our relationship with God. Do we love and seek God at all times, or are we only after what we think we want when it hurts. This is challenging, but a good reminder of our need for our God who loves us, and how that love motivates our love and devotion.

What does a wedding ring have to do with your relationship with God? Join us in this third week in our series, How To Ruin Your Life Without Even Trying, to find out.

We have a special presentation this week for Mother's Day. Jo Diecks is interviewed by Tom about being a mother. You'll find valuable insights about who you are and how God leads your family.

This week Mike Baker provides an important challenge: Love as Christ Loves! This becomes what a Christian does as the Holy Spirit works in us. The question is if you will allow the Holy Spirit to transform you to love others well today. Join us and be challenged.

Living in a false reality? Not sure what that means? Join us in our second week of our How To Ruin Your Life Without Even Trying series to understand how living in relationship with God gives us truth we can truly live with.

This week we talk about the secret to happiness. Really. Check it out.

Join us this special Sunday with an important message about our relevance in the story and the opportunity to change the world as participants in the Kingdom of God as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection, and our hope.

This week we ask an important question as we consider the entrance of the Messiah into Jerusalem. Will you be one who celebrates and participates in the Kingdom of God now come into our world? Is God the God of your Today, Tomorrow, and Forever?

It's time to take steps to live out our disciple-making. It's difficult to be creative in times like these, but we can still demonstrate the love of Jesus in clear ways. Join us this week and find a challenge to live out your identity in this last episode of the series.

The Kingdom of God does not shrink with fear in the face of the coronavirus. We take careful measures to care for those around us, and as we go, we continue in our mission: to make disciples as we love God and love others. Join us in our special "church from home" message this week.

This week we look at the second "R" of making disciple: God's heart to restore all of creation. That means you and me! Even more than that, God is calling you and me to be participants in THAT Kingdom. Listen and join us.

This week we start a new series working through the four "R"s of making disciples by taking a look at the life of the one whom we are to follow, Jesus. Our Rabbi intentionally reached out to others to invite them into a relationship with their Creator. Join us and keep following for more.

It's our remarkable surprise and joy in God's love that motivates us to love and live out our identity as children of the King. Listen to learn more.

This week we gain a deeper understanding of the specific call we carry as an organization, and how that differs from our individual call. It's an important call to unity and commitment to fighting against the temptation of evil to distract us from what we could do to impact the Kingdom of God.

This week we take a look at core truths about how God thinks and demonstrates His feelings for us. If we can understand and accept the invitation, we can understand God's unmistakable love for us demonstrated through our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Join us as we take a look at a King's desperate plea for forgiveness and hope. We learn from this important song what Go has to say to us for the moments when we lose our faith and cannot find our way.

Learn about the greatest invitation we will ever have in life this week as we look at how each of us participates in an easy and natural way in the movement of the Kingdom of God. Terry McGrath presents us with some practical ideas to take our next steps.

As we wrap up our vision series, we spend some time putting our invitation into perspective. The truth is there is no greater invitation than following and being with our God. It's not a standard or a set of rules, but a true joy to be with the one who loves us and gives us hope for everything we are meant for. Listen here.

We can't accomplish our mission alone. It takes each of us pulling together. We serve right where we fit in the body of the church pulling together to see the Kingdom of God come together. Continue in our Vision series as we consider how we will commit to each other as God commits to each of us.

This week we find hope as we look at the life of a Biblical character who... didn't live the perfect life. We learn that God's grace saves us and the characteristics of someone who can be in a relationship with God EVEN THOUGH we make mistakes.