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Jesus is the Divine Healer. He truly sees us. Let's come to him with whatever we are facing.

Meet Tony. He is a RN at Kadlec, father of 3, and world traveler. In this interview we hear about his hobby of "beer" as well as the questions he has for God. Enjoy!

As Jesus sent out his first disciples, he is sending us out today to live and spread his message of love.

Meet JaVonna! She is an "omnivert" who loves people! In this conversation, it keeps coming back to the little things that make a big difference. Enjoy!

As Jesus invited his first disciples 2,000 years ago, he invites us to follow him.

Meet The Podcast! Who? What? Why? It's all here :)

In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches his disciples to pray. We too are invited into relationship and conversation with God.

Worry can be overwhelming and hard to overcome. In Matthew 6, Jesus invites us to lean into God and allow him to work in and through us.

Jesus met the Samaritan woman at the well and offered her living water. Today, Jesus invites us to come to him with our deepest longings and experience the presence of God.

When Thomas questioned and doubted the resurrection, Jesus invited Thomas to touch his hands and feel the nail marks. Today, Jesus also invites us to approach God with all our questions and doubts.

Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life." Jesus's resurrection offers us and the world hope and new life. Happy Easter!

Jesus entered Jerusalem as king. However, he was not the king the people expected. He is still king, a loving, humble and gentle king.

God is love. The central theme of faith is love. We are invited to both be loved and to love!

In Matthew 14, Jesus approaches his disciples in a storm with the words, “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.” Today we explore finding our courage and hope in Jesus.

In 1 Kings 19, Elijah finds himself fearful and defeated. This morning we explored how God shows up in difficult times.

Wrestling with God (Genesis 32) by The Vine Church TC

Sabbath law had a profound impact on both the lives of individuals and the way Israel was to operate as a nation. Today we explore Deuteronomy 5 in which Moses reiterates the 10 commandments. Moses identifies an additional reason for sabbath rest...you are no longer slaves. Further, sabbath law had implications for social justice and equality in Israel.

What does Jesus have to say about Sabbath? He offers the rest we all need.

As Peter concludes his letter, he addresses, leaders, young people and all followers of Jesus. Today we explore his challenges to us as celebrate living hope

Peter has particular instruction for the husbands and wives that he's writing to in the first century. Explore with us, as we discover what he is saying to his original audience and what scripture has to say to us today.

As a new year approaches, we consider what it might look like to take a next step in our faith journey. We explore setting goals that invite us deepen our relationship with God.

In the season of Advent we reflect upon the peace that Jesus brought into the world. A peace that is relational. A peace that is not only the absence of war and violence, but also an invitation to health and wholeness in relationship with God and others.

As the advent season continues, we look to Joy. As we look at John the Baptist and Mary's season of waiting upon Jesus' coming, we see 3 aspect of joyful waiting: simplify, repent and rejoice.

In the season of Advent, we pause to reflect upon Jesus. We eagerly await his coming. As we prepare our hearts for Christmas, today we reflect upon love. The love that God has for us, and the love we reciprocate.

In 1 Peter 2, Peter addresses slaves and those living under harsh rulers. Instead of condemning slavery or insighting rebellion against Rome, Peter says to submit. He says that in living good lives, and choosing a posture of submission, people will come to know and glorify God. But what does submission look like? It's not giving up or going with the flow. Explore with us the challenging picture th...