Branch Church Minnewashta

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Branch Church exists to connect people to Jesus and each other through the Truth of God’s Word. Each week we come together for authentic worship rooted in biblical teaching. Our name comes from John 15:5 when Jesus said, “I am the vine, YOU are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” We are excited you’ve discovered our weekly messages and hope you’ll join us for regular in-person worship gatherings and events. Find out more and plan your visit at https://branchchurchmn.org

  1. 3d ago

    Acts 22:30-23:35 | Take Courage

    Paul is dragged in front of the Sanhedrin, struck on the mouth for speaking the truth, and within hours learns forty men have sworn an oath not to eat or drink until he's dead. This message asks a simple question out of that chaos: what is courage, actually? Not the absence of fear — the absence of self-preservation. And Paul's story in Acts 22-23 hands us four concrete reasons we can have it. He takes the initiative instead of waiting to be invited to speak. He trusts that the Holy Spirit will give him the words in the moment, even mid-trial. He knows Jesus is physically present with him, guiding his circumstances down to which nephew happens to overhear a murder plot. And he watches God provide — an entire military escort, a horse, a letter of favor — exactly what he needs to fulfill what God wants. None of it was an accident, and none of it required Paul to be someone extraordinary. That's the whole point. This courage isn't reserved for spiritual elites. It's available to ordinary people who ask for it and keep showing up. So here's the question this message leaves you with: which of these four — initiative, the Spirit's words, Jesus's presence, or God's provision — do you need most right now? Whatever your comfort level is today, you won't be in the same place three months from now if you take the step. KEY TAKEAWAYS Courage isn't the absence of fear — it's the absence of self-preservation.Take the initiative as a witness for Jesus; don't wait for the perfect, risk-free opportunity to speak.Ask the Holy Spirit what to say, and then actually wait long enough to listen for the answer.Jesus is present with you in every hard moment, orchestrating circumstances you can't always see.God provides what you need to fulfill His mission — your job is to be faithful and ask for His help. CONTACT INFO Branch Church | https://branchchurchmn.org Want to grow in this with others? Find a branch home or a men's or women's Bible study — this is exactly what we dig into together. CHAPTERS (00:00) Welcome and Turning to Acts 22-23 (02:00) What Is Courage, Really? (04:00) Four Reasons We Can Take Courage (04:30) Reason 1: Take the Initiative (07:00) Paul's Bold Response to the High Priest (09:00) How Comfortable Are You Taking Initiative? (11:00) Reason 2: The Holy Spirit Will Tell You What to Say (12:00) Paul Divides the Sanhedrin (16:00) Asking and Waiting: The Two-Part Condition (17:00) The Faucet Story: Why We Need the Right Tools (19:00) Reason 3: Jesus Is With You and Will Guide You (21:00) The Plot Against Paul and His Nephew's Warning (24:00) What Would You Do If You Knew Jesus Was Behind You? (25:00) Reason 4: God Will Provide for You (27:00) The Military Escort and the Letter to Governor Felix (29:00) God Provides for What He Wants (32:00) Which Reason Do You Need Most? (33:00) Coming to the Table: Examination and Freedom KEYWORDS Acts 22, Acts 23, Take Courage, Paul before the Sanhedrin, Ananias the high priest, Pharisees and Sadducees, Holy Spirit guidance, Isaiah 54:17, 2 Peter 3:9, being a witness, evangelism, Branch Church, Christian podcast, Minnesota church, book of Acts sermon series, communion, courage in faith

    Acts 22:30-23:35 | Take Courage

  2. Oct 25

    Acts 21:37-22:29: Bold Testimony

    Paul is standing on the barracks steps in front of a mob that just tried to kill him, and he asks for one thing: the chance to speak. What follows isn't a theological defense — it's a testimony. He simply tells his story: who he was before Jesus, how Jesus found him on the road to Damascus, and how his life changed after that. This message uses Paul's moment to ask every person at Branch the same question: if someone asked you today what brought you to believe, would you be ready? The answer isn't about being comfortable — it's about being prepared. Everyone has a faith story, whether it feels dramatic or not, whether it's finished or still being written. The message walks through four simple questions Branch uses to help people find and tell their own story: what was your life like before Jesus, how did He draw you closer, what led to your decision to follow Him, and how is your life different now. And it names the real reason so many of us hold back — not because we lack a story, but because we're afraid of the result, of what happens after we speak. That fear is the whole point. The result was never ours to carry — it belongs to God. Our job is just to be faithful and let Him do what only He can do with it. So here's the invitation: don't wait for comfort. Pray this week for an opportunity to share your story, and if you're not sure what that story even is, sit down with those four questions and find out. KEY TAKEAWAYS Everyone has a faith story — even an unfinished one, even one that feels ordinary, because God has already been at work in it.Share your past honestly without glorifying it or beating yourself up over it — the goal is common ground, not a performance.Use four simple questions to find your story: life before Jesus, the journey closer to Him, the decision to follow, and how life is different now.The result of sharing your testimony is not up to you — it belongs to God, so be faithful and let Him handle what comes next.Being ready isn't about feeling comfortable. It's about being prepared before the moment comes, so pray for the opportunity now. CONTACT INFO Branch Church | https://branchchurchmn.org Want help finding your own story, or want to land in a Branch home where people share theirs? We'd love to walk with you. CHAPTERS (00:00) Welcome and Setting the Scene (02:00) The Question That Stops a Room (03:00) Are You Ready? Are You Praying for It? (04:00) Paul Before the Commander in Jerusalem (06:00) What a Testimony Actually Is (07:00) The Word Behind "Witness" (08:00) Everyone Has a Faith Story (08:30) The Four Questions Branch Uses to Tell Our Stories (10:00) Why We Share Stories in Branch Homes (11:00) Paul's Life Before Jesus (14:00) Misconception: "I Don't Have a Faith Story" (15:00) Misconception: "I Don't Want to Share My Story" (19:00) The Damascus Road: Paul's Encounter With Jesus (21:00) Misconception: "My Story Is Too Boring" (22:00) How Paul's Life Changed After Jesus (24:00) Misconception: "My Story Is Already Finished" (24:30) The Result Isn't Ours to Control (26:00) Facing the "What Ifs" of Sharing Your Faith (28:00) Closing Challenge: Pray This Week, Answer the Four Questions KEYWORDS Acts 21, Acts 22, Paul's testimony, Paul before the commander, Damascus road, 1 Peter 3:15, faith story, sharing your testimony, being a witness, Branch homes, Branch Church, Christian podcast, Minnesota church, book of Acts sermon series, evangelism, boldness, trusting God with the result

    Acts 21:37-22:29: Bold Testimony

  3. Oct 18

    Acts 21: On to Jerusalem & The Cost of Following Jesus

    How resolved are we to follow Jesus, no matter the cost? In Acts 21, Paul continues toward Jerusalem even as fellow believers plead with him not to go. He knows hardship awaits him, but he remains committed to the mission Jesus has given him. Through Paul's example, we see that following Jesus requires more than good intentions. It calls for a willingness to surrender our own way and trust God's direction, even when the road ahead is difficult. This message explores the cost of discipleship, the importance of deciding ahead of time to remain faithful to Jesus, and the kind of Christian community that seeks God's will above everything else. Paul’s friends deeply love him and want to protect him, yet they ultimately entrust the situation to God, saying, “The Lord’s will be done.” At Branch Church Minnewashta, we're reminded that church is more than gathering for an hour on Sunday. We're a community on mission, helping one another follow Jesus, grow in faith, and share his love with people who don't yet know him. Following Jesus may cost us comfort, reputation, relationships, or our own plans, but what we gain in him is worth everything. Key Takeaways Following Jesus comes with a cost. Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and choose his way over our own. Seek God's will above everything else. Like Paul's friends, we can care deeply for one another while ultimately trusting God with the outcome. Be willing to sacrifice for the mission. Paul was willing to set aside his own preferences to help others encounter Jesus. Our love for people should shape how we serve them. The cost of following Jesus comes with an eternal reward. We surrender our own way not to earn God's love, but because Jesus has already given himself for us and offers us life with him. Take a next step toward community. Joining a Branch home or serving on a team can help turn Sunday connections into meaningful friendships rooted in Christ. Contact Info Branch Church Minnewashta Learn more about Branch Church, find a Branch home, and discover ways to get connected: branchchurchmn.org Chapters (00:00) Welcome and Introduction to Acts 21(02:00) How Resolved Are We to Follow Jesus?(03:00) Paul's Journey Toward Jerusalem(04:00) Paul's Resolve in the Face of Hardship(05:00) The Deep Love of Christian Community(06:00) A Church United by a Shared Mission(07:00) Sending and Planting Churches(08:00) Do You Have This Kind of Community?(09:00) Understanding the Holy Spirit's Warnings(10:00) Seeking God's Will Above Everything Else(11:00) False Reports and Opposition Against Paul(12:00) Navigating Conflict with Wisdom(13:00) Paul's Willingness to Sacrifice for the Mission(14:00) Paul Enters the Temple(15:00) A Crowd Turns Against Paul(16:00) Spiritual Conflict and the Uproar in Jerusalem(17:00) Applying Paul's Story to Our Lives(18:00) Following Jesus Comes with a Cost(19:00) What We Gain When We Surrender(20:00) Identifying What Holds Us Back(21:00) The Challenge of Choosing God's Way Over Comfort(22:00) Resolve to Remain Faithful to Jesus(23:00) Decide Ahead of Time to Follow Jesus(24:00) A Community That Seeks God's Will(25:00) Encouraging One Another in Faith(26:00) Finding Community at Branch Church(27:00) The Cost and Reward of Following Jesus(28:00) Prayer and Worship Keywords Branch Church Minnewashta, Branch Church, Acts 21, Book of Acts, Paul the Apostle, following Jesus, cost of discipleship, take up your cross, Christian faith, Christian community, God's will, Holy Spirit, faithfulness to Jesus, Christian sacrifice, spiritual growth, obedience to God, Christian mission, church planting, Branch homes, serving at church, Christian fellowship, sharing the gospel, trusting God, surrender to Jesus, Matthew 16:24–25, Christian podcast, Minnesota church

    Acts 21: On to Jerusalem & The Cost of Following Jesus

  4. Oct 11

    Acts 20: Ministry in Macedonia

    Overview In Acts 20, Paul continues his journey, encouraging believers, teaching about Jesus, and preparing the leaders of the church for the work ahead. From the raising of Eutychus to Paul's emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders, this chapter gives us a picture of a life fully devoted to Jesus and the people He has called us to serve. Paul's example challenges us to consider how we respond when life gets difficult, whether we're willing to make room for God to work beyond our plans, and what is ultimately driving our lives. Rather than pursuing comfort or personal security above all else, Paul is determined to finish the race and complete the assignment Jesus has given him: testifying to the good news of God's grace. This message also speaks to the bittersweet reality of sending people out to serve Jesus in new places. As Branch Church celebrates the launch of its Waconia congregation, we're reminded that the mission remains the same wherever God sends us: to give ourselves fully to Jesus and share His grace with the people around us. Key Takeaways Be an encourager, even in chaos. Like Paul, we can rely on God's provision to encourage others, even when we're facing difficult circumstances ourselves. Make room for transformation. Following Jesus requires more than hearing His Word; it means giving Him our time, attention, and willingness to change us. Don't rush past what God is doing. Be willing to pause your plans and linger in moments when God is at work in you and your community. Serve with humility and courage. Paul's ministry was marked by tears, trials, and a willingness to proclaim the whole truth of the gospel. Finish the race God has given you. Our ultimate goal isn't comfort, security, or making a name for ourselves, but faithfully completing the assignment Jesus has entrusted to us. Contact Info Branch Churchbranchchurchmn.org Chapters (00:00) Welcome & Introduction to Acts 20(03:00) Encouraging Others After the Uproar(04:00) Responding to Chaos with Encouragement(05:00) Living from God's Abundance(06:00) Breaking Bread and Remembering Jesus(08:00) Intentionality and Devotion to God's Word(09:00) Making Space for Spiritual Transformation(11:00) Eutychus and the Power of the Holy Spirit(12:00) Lingering in the Presence of God(14:00) Making Room for God to Move(15:00) Paul's Journey to Jerusalem(16:00) Paul's Example of Humble Service(18:00) Holding Nothing Back in Proclaiming Jesus(19:00) Finishing the Race and Completing Our Assignment(20:00) Faithfulness Right Where God Has Placed You(21:00) Shepherding and Protecting the Church(22:00) The Cost of Saying Goodbye(23:00) When God Calls Us into a New Season(25:00) Sending the Church to Share God's Grace(26:00) Jesus Gave Everything for Us(27:00) Responding with Full Surrender(28:00) An Invitation to Follow Jesus(29:00) Worship & Response Keywords Acts 20, Book of Acts, Paul the Apostle, Eutychus, early church, Christian encouragement, spiritual growth, devotion to Scripture, Holy Spirit, Christian discipleship, humility, perseverance, finishing the race, God's calling, sharing the gospel, good news of God's grace, church leadership, shepherding the church, Christian community, surrender to Jesus, following Jesus, faithfulness, church planting, sending church, Branch Church Waconia, Branch Church, Minnesota church, Christian podcast

    Acts 20: Ministry in Macedonia

  5. Oct 4

    Acts 19: A Great Disturbance

    Overview In Acts 19, the gospel creates a confrontation in Ephesus. As people turn toward Jesus, the idols and systems that once shaped the city are threatened. Demetrius and the silversmiths respond with anger because the gospel challenges what they value, worship, and trust. This passage invites us to look beyond the conflict in Ephesus and examine our own hearts. What do we value? What have we allowed to take the place of God? The gospel confronts anything that keeps us from Jesus, but it does so with an invitation to experience the overwhelming grace, mercy, and fullness of life found in Him. Acts 19 also reminds us that resistance should not surprise us as followers of Jesus. We are called to be faithful witnesses, but that does not mean we always need to engage, react, or force an outcome. Sometimes God calls us to step forward, and sometimes He calls us to wait and let Him work. As we follow Jesus, we can trust that God's way is always better than what we could accomplish in our own strength. Key Takeaways The gospel confronts what keeps us from Jesus. Following Jesus means allowing Him to reshape what we value and prioritize. We are made to worship. The question isn't whether we will worship, but what will receive our ultimate trust, devotion, and desire. Examine your attachments. Ask God to reveal anything that has taken an unhealthy place in your heart. Let God handle it His way. God may be working behind the scenes in ways we cannot see, using people and circumstances we would never expect. Run to the cross. When Jesus reveals something that needs to be laid down, we can respond with confidence because we are met with grace, mercy, forgiveness, and love. Contact Info Branch Churchbranchchurchmn.org Chapters (00:00) Welcome to Branch Church(01:00) Serving Our Community in Shorewood(02:00) The Gospel and Confrontation(03:00) What the Gospel Confronts(05:00) What Do You Value?(06:00) Where Your Treasure Is(07:00) Idols and the Human Heart(08:00) When We Look for Something to Worship(10:00) Spiritual Conflict and Unhealthy Attachments(11:00) Nothing Takes the Place of Jesus(12:00) Jesus' Intention for Your Life(14:00) As Jesus' Witnesses, Expect Resistance(15:00) The Chaos in Ephesus(16:00) Sometimes It's Best Not to Engage(17:00) God at Work in Ghana(20:00) Let God Handle It His Way(21:00) God's Unexpected Ways of Working(23:00) When Should We Engage?(24:00) Learning to Pause and Listen(25:00) Waiting on the Lord(26:00) Preparing for Resistance(27:00) Laying Down Our Idols(28:00) Communion and Self-Examination(29:00) Prayer and the Table of Grace(30:00) Closing Prayer Keywords Acts 19, Acts 19:23-41, Book of Acts, Paul, Ephesus, Demetrius, Artemis, gospel, Jesus Christ, idols, idolatry, worship, spiritual warfare, spiritual conflict, Christian witness, sharing your faith, resistance, persecution, waiting on God, trusting God, God's timing, obedience, surrender, self-examination, communion, repentance, grace, mercy, forgiveness, Christian discipleship, Holy Spirit, Branch Church, Minnesota church, Christian podcast

    Acts 19: A Great Disturbance

  6. Sep 27

    Acts 19: The Power of Presence

    Overview In Acts 19, Paul spends nearly three years in Ephesus, and through the power and presence of the Holy Spirit, the gospel begins to shape an entire city. People come to faith, disciples are strengthened, extraordinary things happen, and the influence of the church spreads throughout the region. Acts 19 gives us a picture of what can happen when Jesus' witnesses are present and engaged, dependent on God's power, and willing to resist the forces of darkness. But the question isn't simply what happened in Ephesus. It's where God has placed us. Wherever we live, work, go to school, and build relationships is not an accident. God calls us to be faithful witnesses right where we are—to ask good questions, build relationships over time, speak boldly about Jesus, and trust Him with the results. Acts 19 also reminds us that following Jesus means recognizing spiritual conflict and relying on Jesus alone for true spiritual authority. As we consider our own “Ephesus,” we're invited to ask: Where has God sent me, and what is He calling me to do there? Key Takeaways Where you are is not an accident. God has placed you where you are and wants to use you as a witness for Jesus in your neighborhood, workplace, school, and community. Presence matters. Paul stayed in Ephesus for years, demonstrating that God often works through long-term faithfulness rather than immediate results. Be faithful with the opportunities God gives you. Paul spoke boldly, worked with his hands, and used the windows of opportunity in his daily life to share the gospel. Jesus alone is our source of spiritual authority. The story of the seven sons of Sceva reminds us that spiritual power isn't something we can borrow, manipulate, or combine with other beliefs. It comes through knowing and trusting Jesus. Faithfulness can shape a city. When ordinary followers of Jesus live with courage, persistence, and dependence on the Holy Spirit, God can use them to bring lasting change to the places where He has sent them. Contact Info Branch Churchbranchchurchmn.org Chapters (00:00) Welcome to Branch Church(02:00) Paul in Ephesus(03:00) Where Are You Invested?(05:00) What Does It Mean to Be a Witness?(06:00) A Well-Placed Question(08:00) Knowing About Jesus vs. Knowing Jesus(09:00) The Power of Spiritual Questions(10:00) “Who Is Jesus to You?”(12:00) Baptism & Going Public With Your Faith(13:00) The Power and Presence of the Holy Spirit(14:00) The Impact of Presence(16:00) The Power of Long-Term Faithfulness(18:00) Finding Opportunities to Share Jesus(20:00) Where Is Your Ephesus?(21:00) Serving Our Community(22:00) Expect Spiritual Conflict(24:00) Understanding Spiritual Warfare(25:00) Spiritual Authority Through Jesus(27:00) Jesus Plus Nothing(28:00) Repentance & the Power of the Gospel(29:00) Knowing When God Is Calling You Somewhere Else(30:00) Faithful Witnesses Right Where We Are(31:00) Where Is God Sending You?(32:00) Prayer & Living as a Witness Keywords Acts 19, Book of Acts, Paul, Ephesus, Holy Spirit, spiritual warfare, spiritual authority, sharing your faith, evangelism, Christian witness, discipleship, baptism, repentance, gospel, Jesus Christ, knowing Jesus, spiritual growth, Christian community, long-term faithfulness, God's calling, neighborhood ministry, workplace ministry, city transformation, serving your community, Branch Church, Minnesota church, Christian podcast

    Acts 19: The Power of Presence

  7. Sep 20

    Acts 18: Keep Speaking

    In Acts 18, we see God weaving together the stories of ordinary people to advance the story of the gospel. Paul arrives in Corinth tired and discouraged, but God meets him through Priscilla and Aquila, a couple who had been displaced from Rome and were faithfully building a life and community in a new city. Later, we meet Apollos, an eloquent teacher whose understanding of the gospel was incomplete, and who was strengthened through the quiet investment of Priscilla and Aquila. This chapter reminds us that none of us are the main character—Jesus is. But every one of us has a thread that God can weave into His larger story. Sometimes faithfulness means going, sometimes it means staying, sometimes it means opening our homes, and sometimes it means continuing to speak when we are afraid. As Branch Church enters a new season, Acts 18 invites us to trust that God is already at work in the people and places He is sending us to. We don't have to know how everything will turn out. We are called to show up, serve faithfully, open our lives to others, and trust Jesus with the story He is telling. Key Takeaways Jesus is the central character. Our lives matter, but they are part of a much bigger story centered on Jesus. God uses ordinary faithfulness. Paul worked as a tentmaker, opened himself to relationships, and simply showed up. God can work through our everyday lives and work. You don't have to have everything figured out. God can use us even when we're tired, afraid, or unsure of what comes next. Some are called to go, and others are called to stay. Staying, serving, opening your home, and investing in people is not a lesser calling. It can become the foundation for what God does next. Contact Info Branch Churchbranchchurchmn.org Chapters (00:00) Welcome & A New Season(02:00) The Power of a Braided Story(04:00) Jesus Is the Central Thread(05:00) Reading Acts 18(09:00) Paul Arrives in Corinth(11:00) Showing Up in Ordinary Places(12:00) The Gospel Doesn't Require a Platform(14:00) Faithfulness When You're Worn Out(15:00) We Need People Around Us(16:00) Priscilla & Aquila(18:00) The Calling to Stay(19:00) The Faithfulness of Minnewashta(21:00) Heaven Keeps a Different Archive(22:00) Apollos & the Power of Private Investment(24:00) The Ministry Nobody Is Watching(25:00) Paul's Fear & God's Encouragement(26:00) Do Not Be Afraid. Keep Speaking.(27:00) Trusting God With the Results(28:00) Preparing for Branch Church Waconia(29:00) Letting Our Stories Be Woven Together(30:00) Closing Prayer & A New Chapter(31:00) Jesus Is the Central Thread Keywords Acts 18, Book of Acts, Paul, Priscilla and Aquila, Apollos, Corinth, Ephesus, tentmaker, Christian community, hospitality, discipleship, spiritual formation, ordinary faithfulness, calling, serving, courage, fear, evangelism, sharing your faith, gospel, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, church planting, Branch Church, Branch Church Waconia, Minnewashta, Waconia church, Minnesota church, Christian podcast

    Acts 18: Keep Speaking

  8. Sep 13

    Acts 17: How to Be a Bold Witness & Branch Waconia Commissioning

    Paul walks into Athens and finds a city full of idols — literally an altar dedicated "To an Unknown God." Instead of getting angry and walking away, he uses it. He stands up at the Areopagus, the intellectual center of the ancient world, and shows a room full of philosophers exactly who that unknown god actually is. This message pulls four principles out of that moment for anyone who's ever felt nervous about sharing their faith: look for opportunities, use a soft startup, make it about Him, and trust God for the result. This Sunday also marked something bigger than a sermon — Branch Church commissioned the Swanson family and the whole Waconia launch team, sending them out the same way the early church did in Acts 13: through prayer, confirmation, and the whole community laying hands on those who go. So here's the invitation. Pick one person in your life this week. Get curious about them. Look for the soft opening. And trust God with what happens after that. KEY TAKEAWAYS - Get curious about the people around you before you speak — knowing their world is how you find your way in. - Keep every gospel conversation centered on Jesus, not on your own performance or fear of getting it wrong. - Being sent out for God's mission starts with prayer, is carried by prayer, and depends on Him to finish what He starts. CONTACT INFO Branch Church | https://branchchurchmn.org New here, or want to be part of what God's doing next — in Minnewashta or in the new Waconia launch? We'd love to help you find your next step. CHAPTERS (00:00) Welcome and a Landmark Day at Branch (01:00) Turning to Acts 17: Paul at the Areopagus (02:00) Acts 1:8 and the Call to Be Witnesses (04:00) Principle 1: Look for Opportunities (06:00) Paul's Burden Becomes Fury (08:00) Know Your Audience: Epicureans and Stoics (11:00) Principle 2: Use a Soft Startup (13:00) Principle 3: Make It All About Him (16:00) Trust the Word, Not Yourself (18:00) Principle 4: Trust God for the Result (19:00) Three Responses: Sneered, Curious, Believed (21:00) Why We Plant Churches — and Why Waconia (23:00) The Practice of Commissioning (24:00) Choosing Your Location and Holding Off on Visits (26:00) The Call to Serve at Waconia and Minnewashta (28:00) Commissioning the Swanson Family to Waconia KEYWORDS Acts 17, Areopagus, Mars Hill, Paul in Athens, unknown god, Epicureans, Stoics, being a witness, evangelism, soft startup, Colossians 4:6, trust God for the result, church planting, Waconia launch, commissioning, Branch Church, Christian podcast, Minnesota church, Book of Acts sermon series, Swanson family

    Acts 17: How to Be a Bold Witness & Branch Waconia Commissioning
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Branch Church exists to connect people to Jesus and each other through the Truth of God’s Word. Each week we come together for authentic worship rooted in biblical teaching. Our name comes from John 15:5 when Jesus said, “I am the vine, YOU are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” We are excited you’ve discovered our weekly messages and hope you’ll join us for regular in-person worship gatherings and events. Find out more and plan your visit at https://branchchurchmn.org

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