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The Vine is a non-denomational church plant with charismatic roots, a modern worship style, and a casual atmosphere. We believe in the importance of preaching & teaching God’s Word, creating a family-friendly environment, and advancing God’s Kingdom through seeking the lost. Find out more at thevine.online.

  1. 6D AGO

    Psalm 13

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿 In today’s message, we turn to Psalm 13, a raw and honest prayer from David that teaches us how to wait on God when life hurts. “How long, O Lord?”It’s a question many of us have asked in seasons of silence, sorrow, or struggle. Psalm 13 shows us that lament is not a lack of faith — it is faith crying out in pain. In this service, we explore three movements of biblical lament: The Cry of Desperation — bringing our honest pain to God instead of burying it The Plea for Intervention — asking God to act before we break The Song of Confidence — choosing trust and praise even before circumstances change David moves from “How long?” to “But I trust.” His situation doesn’t immediately shift — but his posture does. Faith doesn’t silence pain; faith answers pain. If you’re walking through a difficult season, this message is a reminder that you can be honest with God. You can wrestle. You can plead. And you can still trust. Let your “But I trust” interrupt your “How long.”Remember His past faithfulness.And worship your way forward. #Psalm13 #WaitingOnGod #BiblicalLament #TrustInTheLord #FaithInHardTimes #TheVineChurch #WorshipTogether

  2. FEB 15

    1 Samuel 16

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿 In today’s message, we turn to 1 Samuel 16, where God sends the prophet Samuel to anoint a new king after Saul’s rejection. While Samuel expects to find strength and stature in Jesse’s older sons, God reveals a powerful truth: “People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” This passage reminds us that God’s choices are not based on appearance, status, or human expectations — but on the condition of the heart. David, the overlooked youngest son tending sheep, becomes God’s anointed king. His story begins not with prominence, but with obedience and a heart aligned with God. In this message, we explore:- How God calls us to move forward when seasons change- Why fear doesn’t cancel obedience- What it means that God sees the “inner person” — our thoughts, intentions, and character- How the Spirit empowers those God chooses As we reflect on David’s anointing, we’re invited to examine our own hearts. Are we ready to respond when God calls? Are we more concerned with outward image — or inward transformation? May this message encourage you to trust the God who sees beyond the surface and calls ordinary people into extraordinary purpose.

  3. FEB 8

    John 11:1-16

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿 Have you ever prayed urgently — and felt like God didn’t show up on time? In John 11:1–16, we meet a family who knew Jesus personally, trusted Him deeply, and still experienced silence when they needed Him most. Lazarus was sick. Mary and Martha sent word to Jesus. They were confident He could heal. But instead of rushing to their side, Jesus waited — and Lazarus died. This passage teaches us a difficult but hope-filled truth: God’s delays are not God’s denials. Sometimes, His waiting is purposeful — shaping our faith and revealing His glory in ways we could never anticipate. 📖 In this message, we explore:- How Jesus can love deeply and still choose to wait- Why God’s plans are often bigger than the answers we ask for- How obedience and faith sometimes lead us into risk- Why Jesus sees death, loss, and disappointment differently than we do Jesus didn’t delay because He didn’t care — He delayed because He was preparing something greater. Healing would have shown His power. Resurrection would reveal His identity. If you’re walking through a season of unanswered prayer, uncertainty, or waiting, this message invites you to trust the heart of Jesus — even when His timing is hard to understand.

  4. FEB 1

    John 10:31-42

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿(Please note: we apologize that the video is slightly out of focus for this recording. Thank you for your grace as you watch.) In today’s message from John 10:31–42, we see the tension around Jesus reach a breaking point. His opponents pick up stones, not because of His good works, but because they understand exactly what He is claiming — that He is God. 📖 This passage highlights three powerful themes:- The rejection of the Messiah — Jesus is accused of blasphemy for claiming divine identity- The reasonableness of faith — Jesus points to His works as evidence of His unity with the Father- The refuge found in Christ — though rejected in Jerusalem, many believe in Him across the Jordan Jesus does not argue defensively or retreat in fear. Instead, He invites honest consideration: If you struggle to believe His words, look at His works. And for those who seek Him humbly, they find truth, safety, and faith that takes root. This service reminds us that faith in Christ is not blind or irrational — it is grounded in who Jesus is, what He has done, and the life He offers to all who believe. May this message encourage you to consider not just what Jesus claimed, but how you respond to Him.

  5. JAN 25

    John 10:22-30

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿 In today’s message from John 10:22–30, Jesus is confronted during the Festival of Dedication and asked to declare plainly whether He is the Messiah. His response reveals not a lack of evidence, but a deeper issue — unbelief is not a knowledge problem, it’s a heart problem. As Jesus speaks, He makes some of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture for those who truly belong to Him. 📖 In this passage, we learn:- Unbelief flows from the heart, not from a lack of information- True sheep are known by relationship, not just recognition — they listen, are known, and follow Jesus- Eternal life is a gift, not something we earn or gamble to keep- Our security rests fully in the power of God, not our own faithfulness Jesus declares that His sheep are held securely in His hand — and in the Father’s hand — and that no one can snatch them away. This assurance is grounded in who God is, not in how well we perform. May this message encourage you to trust the Shepherd who knows you, keeps you, and gives eternal life to all who follow Him.

  6. JAN 18

    John 10:1-21

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿 In today’s message, we turn to John 10 where Jesus reveals Himself through one of Scripture’s most comforting and challenging images: the Shepherd and His sheep. Using this powerful metaphor, Jesus makes several bold claims about who He is and what it means to belong to Him. He is not distant, deceptive, or self-serving — He is personal, protective, and sacrificial. 📖 In this message, we explore four key truths from John 10:- Jesus calls, leads, and knows His sheep — and they recognize His voice- Jesus is the gate — the only way to salvation and abundant life- Jesus is the Good Shepherd — not a hired hand who runs when danger comes- Jesus willingly lays down His life for His sheep and takes it up again by His own authority We also see that, just like earlier in John’s Gospel, Jesus’ words bring division. Some reject Him outright, while others can’t ignore the evidence of who He is — especially in light of the healing of the man born blind. This passage invites us to reflect on an essential question: Whose voice are we listening to, and who are we following? May this service encourage you to trust the Shepherd who knows you by name, leads you with care, and gave His life so you could truly live. #John10 #GoodShepherd #IAmTheGate #AbundantLife #TheVineChurch #WorshipTogether

  7. JAN 11

    John 9:24-41

    Welcome to this week’s worship service at The Vine! 🌿 We began today’s gathering by sharing in Communion, remembering the body and blood of Jesus given for us. As we came to the table together, we reflected on Christ’s sacrifice, grace, and the new life we have because of Him. Following Communion, we turned to John 9:24–41, continuing the story of the man who was born blind and healed by Jesus. In this passage, the focus shifts from the miracle itself to the response it provokes — exposing the contrast between religious pride and simple, courageous faith. 📖 In this message, we see:- How religious pride resists clear evidence, even in the face of undeniable transformation- The courage and clarity of a man who can’t explain everything, but knows one thing: “I was blind, but now I see”- Jesus revealing that the deepest blindness is not physical, but spiritual- A powerful invitation to humility, belief, and worship in response to Christ This service challenges us to ask honest questions about our own hearts: Are we willing to admit our need, or do we cling to the illusion that we already see clearly? May this time of worship, Communion, and Scripture lead us to deeper faith in Jesus — the One who gives sight to the blind.

  8. JAN 4

    Leviticus 14:33-42

    Welcome to our first worship service of 2026! We began the new year with a powerful and timely message from our guest speaker, rooted in Leviticus 14:33–42. In this passage, God gives instructions for inspecting houses affected by mold — and we were invited to see this not just as an ancient law, but as a spiritual picture for our own lives. Just as a house was carefully examined, emptied, and sometimes rebuilt, we were challenged to allow the Holy Spirit to inspect our hearts. Where hidden issues are found, God doesn’t ignore them — He lovingly exposes, cleans, and restores what needs to be made new. This message reminded us that:- God cares deeply about what’s beneath the surface- Healing and renewal often begin with honest inspection- True restoration sometimes requires clearing out what no longer belongs- God’s goal is not destruction, but renewal and wholeness As we step into a new year, may we welcome the Spirit’s work in our hearts — trusting God to cleanse, rebuild, and prepare us for what’s ahead. #FirstSundayOf2026 #NewYearNewHeart #Leviticus14 #HeartInspection #HolySpiritWork #Renewal #WorshipTogether

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The Vine is a non-denomational church plant with charismatic roots, a modern worship style, and a casual atmosphere. We believe in the importance of preaching & teaching God’s Word, creating a family-friendly environment, and advancing God’s Kingdom through seeking the lost. Find out more at thevine.online.

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