Overcoming worry is something we do with our heart, not our head.

We kicked off a great new series called "God's Got This" that explores what we can do to embrace not only the facts, but also our faith when it comes to the impact of the coronavirus.

Amazing. Astonishing. Powerful. These are the words recorded in the Bible to describe Jesus The Teacher. And His teachings continue to have a powerful effect on people today.

There are so many different pictures and ideas of who he was and what he came to do. Do we have any hope at all of discovering the real Jesus?

Debt is a trap that is easy to get caught in. But we don't have to stay caught. Check out Episode Three of our "Money Talks" and learn how to overcome the hopeless feeling that debt can bring into our lives.

There are a lot of things in the world today that promise financial peace and security. But only one thing delivers: putting our hope and trust in God’s financial principles.

The Bible tells us that Jesus talked more about money than he did about heaven and hell. Why? Because he knew how easy it was for us to get caught up worrying about money. And He doesn't want us to worry.

The antidote for our overloaded, stressed-out soul is not a plan for time management nor a program for stress reduction (although those can be helpful). And if you are searching for it on Amazon, you are going to be disappointed.

What does it take to win at the game of life? Millions of dollars in the bank? Millions of followers on Instagram? Maybe it depends on who you ask.

Our world has gotten faster. We drive faster. We cook faster. We have a faster internet. And it is stressing us out.

We know all about being overloaded. We are chronically rushed, chronically late, and chronically exhausted. And something needs to change.

If you want to get the most out of 2020, then you don't want to miss this weekend at Miami Vineyard. We're kicking off a great new series called "Breathing Room" that will explore what we can do to stay focused on what really matters in life despite all of the things that try to distract us.

A new year brings new challenges, new direction, new opportunities. How can we know what path to take? Thankfully, we have a God who has already seen our future and wants to lead us into our best year ever.

We hate to wait. Whether in the drive thru, at the doctor's office, or when it's their turn to reply to our text, waiting makes us crazy. But sometimes, it's worth the wait.

We would love for you to join us this Christmas for the unique experience that you only can have at the Miami Vineyard's Candlelight Christmas Eve services.

Stuff in our lives that is kinda bad most of the year suddenly can seem really bad during the Christmas season. If you're feeling that way, then life seems anything but wonderful.

When life gets hectic, like it does around Christmas, it's easy to forget that the life that God has given to us is truly a wonderful life. That's why this weekend at Miami Vineyard we are kicking off a great new series called "It's a Wonderful Life" that will explore the peace we can experience when we remember the goodness of God.

We've discovered how to live grateful. Now what? Let's answer the call to be the people for whom others are grateful.

Pastor Kevin is grateful for you. This weekend, he wants to tell you why.

Our desire to acquire can cause serious problems in our lives if we allow it to get out of control. But there is a fix; it's called contentment.

The Bible tells us to be grateful "in all things." What does that mean? Should we be grateful for the evil and injustice in the world? No, but we can be grateful "in" those things. What's the difference between "in" and "for" when it comes to gratitude?

If you find yourself always wanting more, wanting better, wanting faster, or wanting it now, then you don't want to miss this message from Miami Vineyard.

When it comes to tough conversations and awkward confrontations, it never seems like a good time. But God knows when the time is best.

Words are powerful, especially when they're negative words. They can hurt. They can sting. And they can stick with us for a long time. Join us as we continue our "Haunted" series with a message that explores the power of labels.

Join us for an inspiring weekend with Bobby Petrocelli, a passionate, high-energy, and humorous speaker whose captivating message of overcoming tragedy and embracing hope has been heard by millions of people around the world.

We all have things in our lives that seem to follow us. Bad decisions that we've made. Foolish words that we've spoken. Situations we wish we had avoided. They haunt us. But things can change.

If you feel like God has forgotten about you, just hang on. Don't hang up. You don't know what is happening fully. Just be patient.

How do you know if it is God speaking to you or just too much pepperoni pizza from the night before?

Communicating with God is easier than you think. It starts with making sure we understand the language that He is speaking.

God loves you and wants to communicate with you. But our connection with God can break down, blocking the message that He has for our lives and leading to a whole lotta frustration.

We interrupted our "Raise Them Up" Weekend Message Series to reflect on and learn from our experience with Hurricane Dorian. This is the message that was scheduled to be given on that interrupted weekend. It wraps up our list of ten things we can do to help the next generation connect with God.

It was a crazy week in South Florida as we prepared for a visit from Hurricane Dorian. While the storm has not yet arrived, and may not at all, we all still dealt with the stress of preparing, the stress of the news, and the stress of not knowing exactly what would happen. This weekend's message deals with how we can handle storm stress and any other stress that comes our way.

Parents are the single greatest influence in their kids' lives. The things you say, the things you do, and the things you allow in your kids' lives have a profound impact on their future. Join us as we continue our new message -- "Raise Them Up" -- and discover what it takes to be closer to your kids and help them to be closer to God.

We have great stuff planned for you this weekend at Miami Vineyard, including a great new message series called "Raise Them Up" that will inspire all of us to help the children in our lives to discover God's amazing plan for their lives.

We wrap up our "God on the Big Screen" series with a message that will look at "Dora and the Lost City of Gold” and will explore the life of adventure to which God calls us. If you're ready to trade your routine for a life of purpose, you don't want to miss this message.

This weekend at Miami Vineyard as we continue our "God on the Big Screen" series with a message that will look at "Toy Story 4” and will explore how the world gets better when we trust in God’s plan. If you’ve heard that you’re worthless and you’re starting to believe it, you don't want to miss this weekend at Miami Vineyard.

This weekend at Miami Vineyard as we continue our "God on the Big Screen" series with a message that will look at "Spider-Man: Far From Home" and will explore the tension that we can often feel between who we are and who we could be.

We continue our "God on the Big Screen" series with a message that will look at "The Lion King" and explore what it means for us when we embrace a relationship with God. If you find yourself feeling insecure, forgotten, and unloved, you don't want to miss this.

This weekend at Miami Vineyard we continue our "God on the Big Screen" series with a message that will look at "Aladdin" and explore how God meets our needs and gives us so much more!

Discover what we can do when our spiritual journey leads us to a place of doubt, confusion, and weakness

Throughout our lives, we will find ourselves in overwhelming situations again and again and again. But it's in these situations that we grow.

Here's the reality of life: Every person with whom you come in contact - every single one of them - has enormous potential. Everybody in your life has more potential than they realize and you can play a role in helping them to be everything God created them to be.

We are super excited about celebrating Father's Day with "The Tonight Show" starring Pastor Kevin with a very special guest, Roger "The Dolfan Maniac" Avila, who will be sharing an inspiring story of his journey to the Hall of Fans and beyond.

God is stronger than your temptations. And He will give you the ability not only to fight temptation, but to overcome it. And it's in the fight that you grow. It's in the moment of testing that you become stronger.

Leadership is influence. And as human beings we are influencing other people all of the time. You can't be alive without having some kind of influence on others. You may not think that you're influencing others, but you are. All the time.

We have all been invited to be a part of a mission that brings meaning and purpose to our lives. But someone - a crazymaker who is very close to us - is trying to convince us that getting involved is a really bad idea.

We all do foolish things. And most of the time they're just that -- foolish things. But sometimes the foolish things we do hurt other people. Sometimes, the foolish things we do actually provoke people and drive them crazy.

Watch award-winning comedian Juanita Lolita shine a light on the humor in relationships, womanhood, and Walmart as she takes the stage as our special guest on Mother's Day Weekend.

The most important decision we make in life is what we do with the person of Jesus Christ. But the second most important decision is this: With whom am I going to spend the rest of my life?

We all have people in our lives who drive us crazy. We work with them. We live with them. We go to school with them. We sit in traffic with them. We shop at Sedanos with them. We attend church with them. We're on FB and IG with them. They're everywhere! What can we do to steer clear of their drama?

Join us and discover the hope, peace, and joy that comes from connecting with Jesus - the resurrection and the life.

When we face the inevitable moments of fear, insecurity, doubt, and uncertainty in our lives, what do we do? How do we move on? Can God help us in those moments? How do we invite Him in?

When Jesus told the people of His day that He was a “Good Shepherd,” they all knew exactly what He meant and they were excited. Today, it’s more difficult to appreciate the value of a shepherd. So trust us when we tell you that we all need a shepherd if we want to be all that God created us to be.

Every person on the planet is looking for something or someone to satisfy a deep longing within. We might call it looking for peace, looking for love, looking for significance, looking for meaning, or looking for purpose, but at the end of the day, we all have a deep inner longing to be satisfied.

You are trying to do the right thing. And someone is trying to make you pay for it.

Success can be dangerous, especially when we don't know how to handle it. It can cost us friendships, family, finances, and more. But there is a way to do success right and God wants us to know what that is.

Most of the time, when we face a crisis, our plan is to get through it as quickly as possible. But what if God had a different plan for our crisis? What if He wants us to learn something in it? Or to change? Or to grow? Or to find a new kind of freedom?

Sooner or later, no matter how good you are, you're going to face a challenge that you can't overcome. What will you do when the task before you is impossible?

Jesus said that the truth would set us free. But how do we know what is true? Everyday we're confronted by dozens of ideas, opinions, and perspectives, all claiming to be truth. Is there a way to know for sure that we are on the right path?

What needs to happen to you, in you, and around you, to get you to the point where God is blessing you with success?

Wouldn't it be great if the set-backs, attacks, and challenges we face every day could make us stronger?

We have blessings. We have modern conveniences. We have many things that make life easier and better. But, deep down, many of us know that something is missing. Here's a thought: What if the "something" that is missing is actually a "someone." Maybe what is missing from your life is a life-giving group.

Is your health holding you back from living the life that God has planned for you? If so, this weekend’s episode of “Reset“ could be life-changing for you. We’re exploring what we can do to reset physically, feel fit, and have the energy and strength to walk out God’s plan for our lives.

This weekend at Miami Vineyard we are continuing our "Reset" series with a message that could be one of the most impactful messages of your life. Why? Because it is about how we can learn to love our jobs. Statistics show that nearly 90% of us don't like our jobs. When you consider that we spend more than half of our lives working, that's a lot of time doing something that we don't like. If we could learn to love our jobs, that truly would be life changing.

You wanted to be there, but you ended up here - financially broke, spiritually adrift, relationally a mess. What you need is a reset.

Are you ready for a change in your life? A new direction? A new purpose? A new normal? If you're ready for change, but not sure how to get there, watch this message.

Check out this inspiring message delivered by the Echo Young Adult Team, that will help you to move into 2019 with the special peace and confidence that only comes from connecting with our loving God.

Discover how life changes when we let Jesus - the King born on Christmas - come into our lives.

Joy is everywhere during the Christmas season. It's on cards and signs and T-shirts. It's in songs and Hallmark Movies. But is it in you?

"Away In A Manger" paints a classic picture of the baby Jesus on that first Christmas thousands of years ago. Through the words of the song we get to look in on Joseph and Mary spending the first Christmas with God's perfect gift. But there's more.

You can't avoid hearing Christmas carols this time of year. If you aren't playing them at home or in the car, then you are hearing them at Publix, at Walmart, in the doctor's office, or wherever you are out and about. But are you really hearing them? Are you really hearing the words and the power that they contain? Are you inspired? Are you at peace? Does your soul feel its worth? Do you have a thrill of hope?

Have you ever wondered what Jesus is thankful for on Thanksgiving? Pumpkin pie? Football? Black Friday deals? How would it feel to know that He is thankful for you?

How can a bag, a basket, and a barn help us to understand and experience the crazy generosity of God? Join us this weekend at Miami Vineyard and find out as we continue our "Crazy Generous" series.

It's not easy to be generous. Especially when it comes to money. But when we push through the obstacles, our generosity makes a huge difference in the world and gets God's attention like few things can.

Our amazing God, who is talented beyond measure, has generously given talents to all of us, including you. Join us to explore where those talents come from, what they look like, and the suprising things that happen when we share our talents with those around us.

Twenty-four hours never seems like enough time to get it all done. There's work, family, fun, and Facebook, to name just a few, and before we're barely started, the day is over and we're exhausted. Is that how it's supposed to be?

Join us as we explore the amazing and life-changing ways that God is generous towards us. You'll discover how God's generosity helps us to grow, know peace, and leave fear behind.