"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.

Don't miss Pastor Kevin on stage this weekend wrapping up our "Why?" series with a message that explores a very tricky question: Why do bad things happen to good people? We've sought out one of history's wisest minds to gain insight into the injustices of life and what they tell us about God, our relationship with Him, and the way that we can respond when life is unfair.

No matter how much we want something, sometimes we let ourselves down. We make a plan and we don't follow through. Or we tell ourselves we're going to do something (or stop doing something) and we fail. If that happens often enough, we can end up confused, frustrated, and depressed. But there's hope.

If you live in Miami, you probably have a few problems. Things like traffic, hurricanes, mosquitoes, and FPL bills, to get started. But why so many? Did we do something to deserve them? Can we do something to avoid them? Or, possibly, is there a deeper meaning behind the problems that we experience?

Sometimes all we need is a straight answer. Is that too hard for God? What's the point of all the parables, proverbs, and cryptic illustrations? Why is God so mysterious?

A lot of people wonder if they have what it takes. If you're like a lot of people, what you need more of in your life is confidence.

Wouldn't it be great if you never had a bad day? Is that even possible? We continue our "Stay Positive" series with a story about a guy who figured out the secret to making every day a great day and learn how we can be that guy.

It's really difficult to stay positive when we are facing an impossible situation. An out-of-control relationship or a health issue or a financial shortfall are just a few of the things that can send us into a tailspin or negativity. But, is anything impossible for God?

We don’t need to look very far to find something to complain about. If it’s not the weather, then it’s traffic. Or people. Or prices. The challenge most of the time is finding something for which we can be thankful.

The world can be a very negative place, but that doesn't mean we need to be negative people. Join us as we explore a path to positivity.

If you've spent any time reading the Bible or listening to a pastor at church or on a podcast, then you've probably realized that God asks us to do some things that can look pretty foolish to the people around us. Why does He do that? Is it really necessary? Can we gain anything from being foolish?

Wouldn't it be great if life made perfect sense? We would never wrestle with decisions. We would never struggle in relationships. We would never worry about the future. Unfortunately, life isn't like that.

What if we lived each day with an expectation that God was doing something amazing in us, through us, and around us? How would that sense of anticipation change our lives?

Jealousy can damage our relationships with each other, devalue ourselves, and distance us from God.

If marriage is making you mental, parenting has you perplexed, or college has got you crazy, you might be wondering if you have what it takes. If so, then this weekend is for you. We're continuing our "Know Your Emojis" series with a message on the fear of inadequacy. Join us and discover the incomparably great power of God and how you can see it work in your life.

Sometimes you're just tired and you need a nap. But sometimes it is more than that. You are weary and nothing seems to help. Join us as we continue our "Know Your Emojis" series with a message that is all about "soul rest."

We continue our "Know Your Emojis" series with a message about seeing the world the way Jesus saw the world. His perspective makes all the difference when we are trying to live a life of love.

The Bible encourages us to learn contentment, while often our culture tells us we can do a lot better than just being content. So is contentment good or bad? And if we want to be content, how do we get there? That's what we'll be exploring this weekend as we kick off "Know Your Emojis."

Father's Day Weekend at Miami Vineyard we have all kinds of fun by bringing "The Tonight Show" to the stage, with your host Pastor Kevin!

There comes a time in every relationship when you need to have a tough conversation. This weekend at Miami Vineyard we are continuing our "Family Room" series with an inspiring message on those conversations you know you need to have with someone who is making bad choices and causing harm to themselves and those around them.

The Bible's "Book of Ruth" is a story of the joy that we can bring to the world when we choose to love ourselves, love our God, and love our neighbor. And it's also a story of the power of singleness.

Wouldn't it be great if your family never had to face a crisis? No illnesses? No deaths? No fights? But it happens in every family. And it can bring you down. Join us this weekend at Miami Vineyard as we continue our "Family Room" series with a message that will inspire us to get back up when family events bring us down.

We have a great message for you on how to make your marriage better. Believe it or not, it starts with the simple step of working a few new words into your vocabulary.

Week One of our Family Room series