VineLife Christian Church

VineLife Christian Church Love God, Love People, Pass It On We gather for worship at 10 am. Before hand there is prayer in the prayer meeting room at 9:30am.

10am Worship - Nursery & Toddler Care, Pre-K - 5th Grade Ministry

I’m so glad you stopped by to check out our church, and I hope that you are making plans to join us this Sunday! So, I’m sure you’re wondering what to expect when you arrive here at VineLife Church. I’ll give you a brief overview, and then the rest is up to you to experience. As you approach the main facility you’ll find a red ten

t with some smiling faces to welcome you; in fact, if you stop by, they will give you some additional information and even help you navigate the building on your first visit. In the lobby, we’ve prepared a variety of hot and cold beverages for you to take to your seat – help yourself (oh, and while you’re here check out the map on the screen to find areas of interest). If you have children, check-in begins 10 minutes prior to our gathering. We have childcare for infants and toddlers, classes for potty-trained pre-k students, and classes for k-5. Expect a time of worship with music, communion, a message, and prayer. At close of service be sure to stop by the tent again to pick up a gift. We are mechanics and doctors, we are engineers and homemakers, we are poor, middle class, and well-off, we are ordinary people and we make up the VineLife Church. We are a followers of an extraordinary God, who loved us enough to send his son, Jesus Christ, so that we might have abundant life, that we might be healed, consoled, and forgiven. Our “dress code” is ordinary, wear what you normally wear. Our music is ordinary, guitars and drums like most of us listen to on the radio. Yet our Sunday morning services are extraordinary because they are empowered by the Holy Spirit, they are focused on praise to God, communion with Jesus, and teaching people about God and life with God.

09/06/2026

Acts 4.32–5.16

What happens when the presence of God becomes real among His people?

Acts 5 gives us the sobering story of Ananias and Sapphira and reminds us that the presence and power of the Holy Spirit are not something to take lightly. God doesn’t simply want to empower us—He wants to transform us.

As we seek more of God’s presence and power, we must also desire the character of Jesus to take deeper root in our lives. The early church was a community where people encountered the living God, experienced His power, and were being changed.

We don’t want a religious experience. We want Jesus.

Hal Hester

08/30/2026

Acts 4:5-31
30 August 2026

Peter and John were ordinary men, but they had been with Jesus. Now, standing before the same religious powers that rejected their Lord, they find themselves empowered by the Holy Spirit to speak with remarkable boldness. Their confidence wasn’t rooted in education, influence, or clever arguments, but in what they had seen and heard in their time with Jesus. Acts 4 invites us to become the same kind of people, so deeply shaped by Jesus and empowered by His Spirit that we can’t help but speak.

Hal Hester

08/23/2026

23 August 2026
Acts 3.1-4.4

In Acts 3, Peter and John encounter a man who has been unable to walk since birth. His healing becomes more than a miracle—it becomes a sign of the kingdom of God, pointing to Jesus, the resurrection, and God's promise to restore all things. As the kingdom breaks in, lives are changed, Jesus is proclaimed, and opposition follows.

Hal Hester

08/16/2026

Acts 2.42–47
August 16th

What happens when the Kingdom of God begins to take root in ordinary people? In Acts 2.42–47, Luke gives us a picture of the early church living out a radically different way of being human—devoted to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, shared meals, and prayer.

The early church wasn't simply a group of people who gathered for a religious service. They shared their lives, opened their homes, cared for one another, and made disciples through ordinary relationships.

The Kingdom is not something we simply attend. It is a life we learn to live.

The front door of the Kingdom is your front door.

Hal Hester

This morning was our 16th Annual Teacher’s Breakfast at Hernando High, in Brooksville, FL. What a honor to serve our Leo...
08/04/2026

This morning was our 16th Annual Teacher’s Breakfast at Hernando High, in Brooksville, FL. What a honor to serve our Leopard Staff. @

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06/08/2026

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375 S Broad Street
Brooksville, FL
34601

Opening Hours

10am - 11:30am

Telephone

+13527774992

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