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Vine Church Join us Sundays! English 10:00 am- Español - 12:30 pm. “Love God. Love People. Make Disciples.” A church that Loves God and Loves people.

We want to connect with you and help you to your next steps with God. You belong here, WELCOME HOME!

See you tonigh at Vine Church!
08/28/2026

See you tonigh at Vine Church!

You survived what was meant to destroy you.Now don’t live afraid of what remains.Plant again. Build again. Trust again.J...
07/31/2026

You survived what was meant to destroy you.

Now don’t live afraid of what remains.
Plant again. Build again. Trust again.

Jeremiah 40 reminds us: even after loss, God can still bless what is left.

Your story is not over.

Ever feel like you’re sinking in the mud of mid-life responsibilities, balancing aging parents, growing kids, and workpl...
07/28/2026

Ever feel like you’re sinking in the mud of mid-life responsibilities, balancing aging parents, growing kids, and workplace politics?

Jeremiah 38 speaks directly to our generation.When Jeremiah spoke the hard truth, he was thrown into a deep, muddy cistern. He didn't sink because he stopped fighting; he was just weighed down by a culture that didn't want to listen.If you feel stuck, isolated, or exhausted by the heavy lifting right now, remember this from the chapter:

1️⃣ Speak truth anyway. Your integrity is worth more than peer pressure or corporate approval.

2️⃣ Be an Ebed-Melech. Use the leverage and authority you’ve built over the years to lift others up and speak out against injustice.

3️⃣ Stop delaying the hard choice. King Zedekiah destroyed his future through pure indecision. Trust your gut, make the tough call, and move forward.

You have the resilience to survive the pit. Look for unexpected allies, hold your ground, and keep pulling others up. ⚒️

Tired of family drama, broken promises, or feeling like you're carrying the weight of your household alone? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️If y...
07/25/2026

Tired of family drama, broken promises, or feeling like you're carrying the weight of your household alone? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

If you read Jeremiah 37, the tension feels surprisingly familiar. Jeremiah was just trying to mind his own business and take care of his family's property when he was falsely accused by an insecure system. Meanwhile, the people around him fell for temporary "good news" instead of facing reality.

It is a powerful reminder for anyone working hard to keep their family or marriage grounded when everything feels chaotic. Jeremiah didn't sugarcoat the truth to keep the peace, nor did he check out when things got tough. He stood his ground, kept his integrity, and quietly advocated for his own health and survival without playing toxic blame games.

Reminder for today: Trust your grit, speak the truth in love even when it's uncomfortable, and don't let family or relationship stress burn you out. You can protect your peace and still stand strong. 🎯

📜 Ever feel like you’re doing the heavy lifting, only for someone else to hit “delete” on your hard work?In Jeremiah 36,...
07/24/2026

📜 Ever feel like you’re doing the heavy lifting, only for someone else to hit “delete” on your hard work?In Jeremiah 36, a leader literally shredded and burned a warning scroll because he didn't like the data. It’s a timeless reminder for anyone navigating the peak of their career and life right now:1️⃣ Document your wisdom. Don't keep your hard-earned insights to yourself. Write them down and mentor the next generation.2️⃣ Pivot, don't quit. When your advice gets dismissed or a project gets ruined by bad leadership, rewrite the plan. Make version 2.0 even stronger.3️⃣ Play the long game. Short-sighted choices can cost a legacy. Build something that lasts for your family and your future.Don't let the cynics burn your momentum. Keep building, keep rewriting, and keep leading well. 💪

Is anyone else just weary of the chaos? 🌍Gen X, we’re the ultimate "latchkey" survivors. We’ve navigated economic crashe...
07/18/2026

Is anyone else just weary of the chaos? 🌍

Gen X, we’re the ultimate "latchkey" survivors. We’ve navigated economic crashes, massive cultural shifts, and now we’re stuck in the middle—managing aging parents while launching our own kids. It’s easy to look at the world right now and let middle-age fatigue or cynicism win.

But look at Jeremiah 32.An invading army was literally at the gates. Destruction was certain. Yet, God told Jeremiah to do something wild: Buy a piece of land. 🏠Why? Because God was proving that the current chaos wasn't the end of the story. He promised: "Fields shall again be bought in this land."

For us today, Jeremiah 32 is a direct challenge to our generational skepticism:

Invest anyway: Keep mentoring, building, and pouring into the next generation—even when the cultural forecast looks bleak.

Pray the hard questions: Jeremiah was brutally honest about his confusion. God can handle your mid-life doubts and exhaustion.

Remember who is in charge: God asked, "Is anything too hard for me?" (Spoiler: No. Not your family, not your budget, and not the future).

Stop waiting for the world to calm down to start living out your faith. God’s promises are unbreakable, and He isn't done yet. 🙌

Stop trying to hustled your way into validation. 🛑If you’re a Millennial feeling burned out by constant career pressure,...
07/17/2026

Stop trying to hustled your way into validation. 🛑

If you’re a Millennial feeling burned out by constant career pressure, inflation, or the weight of generational expectations, Jeremiah 31 was written for you.

Here is what the New Covenant actually means for our generation today:

Ditch the hustle culture: God says His love isn't a performance test. He is writing His worth directly onto your heart, not a resume.

Break the cycle: You aren't doomed to repeat the mistakes or financial setbacks of past generations. God promises a true fresh start.

Rest from "cancel culture": In a world that never forgets your mistakes, God promises to forgive and completely forget them.

You don't have to have it all figured out to be whole. You are already loved, chosen, and being rebuilt from the inside out. 🌱✨

Stop trying to hustled your way into validation. 🛑If you’re a Millennial feeling burned out by constant career pressure,...
07/17/2026

Stop trying to hustled your way into validation. 🛑

If you’re a Millennial feeling burned out by constant career pressure, inflation, or the weight of generational expectations, Jeremiah 31 was written for you.

Here is what the New Covenant actually means for this generation today:

Ditch the hustle culture: God says His love isn't a performance test. He is writing His worth directly onto your heart, not a resume.

Break the cycle: You aren't doomed to repeat the mistakes or financial setbacks of past generations. God promises a true fresh start.

Rest from "cancel culture": In a world that never forgets your mistakes, God promises to forgive and completely forget them.You don't have to have it all figured out to be whole.

You are already loved, chosen, and being rebuilt from the inside out. 🌱✨

Feeling overwhelmed by modern hustle culture, financial anxiety, or burnout? 🛑 Jeremiah 30 has a powerful message for Ch...
07/16/2026

Feeling overwhelmed by modern hustle culture, financial anxiety, or burnout? 🛑

Jeremiah 30 has a powerful message for Christians today.

Even when your wounds or circumstances feel "incurable" (v. 12), God's promise stands firm: "I will restore you to health and heal your wounds" (v. 17).

He is ready to break the yokes of anxiety and societal pressure off your neck so you can walk in true freedom and purpose. Keep fighting the good fight—your current struggles do not have the final say! 🙌✨

🏡 Living like an exile, hoping like an heir. ✨Ever feel out of place in today's world? You’re in good company. In Jeremi...
07/15/2026

🏡 Living like an exile, hoping like an heir. ✨

Ever feel out of place in today's world? You’re in good company. In Jeremiah 29, God gave the exiled Israelites some wild advice for living in a foreign, secular culture (Babylon):🌱 Build and plant. Don't retreat or hide. Live fully, work hard, and raise families.🕊️ Seek the peace of the city. Pray for and bless the community you are in right now.⏳ Trust the timing. God promised a "future and a hope" (Jer. 29:11), but it was on a 70-year timeline.

As 21st-century Christians, we are "resident aliens" in this world. Our calling isn't to isolation or anger, but to love, serve, and actively bless the places where God has planted us while keeping our ultimate hope in Him.

Where is God asking you to "plant a garden" and be a blessing this week? 👇

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