Vineyard Boise

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Weekly Sermons from Vineyard Boise. Vineyard Boise is a body of believers in the heart of Garden City that has been serving Boise since 1989. We are a non-denominational Christian church that pursues authentic Christian life and endeavors to develop mature, reproducible, Spirit-filled Christian disciples, in order to make The Invisible God Visible.

  1. 4D AGO

    The Gold Medal of Life

    In Revelation 2:8–11, Jesus speaks to the church in Smyrna—a community facing pressure, loss, and opposition, yet receiving no correction from Him. Instead, He reminds them that He is the First and the Last, the One who died and came to life again, inviting them to remain faithful even when following Him comes at a cost. This message invites us to reflect on where we feel pressure to compromise today, and what it looks like to live with quiet endurance, shaped by the Holy Spirit and grounded in a hope that outlasts every temporary power.

    50 min

  2. FEB 1

    Slow Drift

    In this week’s message, we sit with Jesus’ words to the church in Ephesus from Revelation 2—words that feel surprisingly close to home. Though they were faithful, discerning, and enduring, Jesus gently names what had been slipping away: they had lost their first love. This teaching invites us to notice how easily devotion can turn into duty, and how activity can replace affection. Yet Jesus doesn’t come with condemnation, but with an invitation—to remember, to turn back, and to return to the simple love we once had for Him. Not to try harder, but to come closer, and let our hearts be warmed again by the grace that first found us.

    52 min

  3. JAN 25

    The Revelation of...Jesus!

    The book of Revelation often gets framed as something to fear—but at its heart, it’s an invitation to faithful endurance. In this introduction to our Revelation series, we step into the book as a pastoral letter written to real churches facing real pressure, reminding us that Jesus is not distant or detached—He is present, walking among His churches, seeing what’s happening, and speaking with both truth and hope. Rather than offering an escape from the world, Revelation pulls back the curtain on reality as God sees it, inviting us to truly hear what the Spirit is saying and respond with lives shaped by Jesus’ faithfulness. This opening message sets the tone for the weeks ahead: learning how to make the invisible God visible as we follow Jesus together with courage, humility, and hope.

    1 hr

  4. JAN 18

    What is Truth?

    What happens when our opinions get louder than Jesus? In this week’s message from 3 John, we’re invited to slow down and return to something simple and life-giving: walking in the truth of Christ. John’s short letter cuts through the noise of pride, fear, and division with a clear invitation—don’t imitate what is harmful, imitate what is good. This teaching gently challenges us to examine where we’ve been shaped more by culture, commentary, or control than by the presence of Jesus. It’s a call to repentance, humility, and renewed closeness with Christ—the One who is the way, the truth, and the life. If you’re feeling tired of the noise and hungry for something deeper, this message is an invitation to come back to Jesus and walk in His truth together.

    51 min

  5. JAN 11

    Walking Together

    Following Jesus has always been a shared journey. In this message from 2 John, we’re reminded that love and truth were never meant to be separated—and that staying faithful to the real Jesus often happens best in community, not in isolation. John’s words to a first-century house church sound surprisingly familiar as we navigate voices, opinions, and cultural pressure today. As we look to a coming season of walking through the churches of Revelation, this teaching invites us to slow down and practice following Jesus together. Life Groups are one of the primary ways we do that at Vineyard Boise—gathering in homes and shared spaces to pray, listen, and learn how to live the way of Jesus in everyday life. If you’re newer or looking to get grounded, our Foundations classes are a great next step alongside a Life Group.

    47 min

  6. JAN 4

    Baptism Sunday 2026

    What happens when God brings us back to the wheel? In this message from Baptism Sunday, we step into the potter’s house with Jeremiah and rediscover how God forms us over time—breaking down what’s dry and brittle, saturating us with His Spirit, and shaping us with care and intention. Clay is never wasted. No matter how many times it collapses, it can always return to the water. This sermon is an invitation to yield again, trust the hands at work, and believe that the Master Potter knows exactly what He’s doing—both within us and around us.

    1h 9m

  7. 12/28/2025

    Repentance & Renewal

    As we step into a new season, this message invites us back to the simple, grounding pursuit of God’s presence. Rooted in Psalm 27, we’re reminded that David’s deepest desire wasn’t outcomes or blessings, but to dwell with the Lord and behold His beauty—right here, right now. This teaching challenges us to step off paths shaped by noise, habit, or imitation and return to heart-level renewal through repentance, not as shame but as freedom. Anchored in Romans 12 and Titus 3, and inspired by the Welsh Revival, we’re invited to make room for the Holy Spirit to renew us from the inside out, restoring clarity, humility, and joy as we learn to seek God’s face together.

    58 min

  8. 12/21/2025

    For ALL the People (Pt 2)

    What happens when the good news of Jesus doesn’t stop at the manger? In Luke 2:8–20, we watch the shepherds encounter the presence of God—and then do the most natural thing they can’t help but do: they tell someone. This message traces that same movement we see all through Scripture—ordinary people meeting Jesus in places of fear, shame, or longing, and walking away changed. Not polished. Not perfect. Just honest and alive with joy. This Advent teaching invites us to reflect on our own Jesus story. Where has he met us? What has he healed? And who might need to hear that story this Christmas season? We lean into the simple, powerful truth that God’s love moves from heaven to earth—and then through us to others. Not through pressure or performance, but through lives touched by grace and led by the Holy Spirit.

    57 min
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Weekly Sermons from Vineyard Boise. Vineyard Boise is a body of believers in the heart of Garden City that has been serving Boise since 1989. We are a non-denominational Christian church that pursues authentic Christian life and endeavors to develop mature, reproducible, Spirit-filled Christian disciples, in order to make The Invisible God Visible.

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  • Creator
    Vineyard Boise
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2026
  • Episodes
    85
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Vineyard Boise
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