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

God has a promise for you. It is inspiring. It is empowering. It has the potential to change the world. And if you're ready to lean into that promise, God is ready to do amazing things through you.

Commitment changes things. It makes a marriage great. It makes a career thrive. It makes a dream a reality. What commitment is God inviting us into?

God's plan to change the world has always involved using ordinary people to do extraordinary things. But what do we need to do to become the kind of person that God will use? Sacrifice is one of the keys to accomplishing the extraordinary.

The Bible is packed with stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. What empowered them to rise above the crowd?

This message kicks off a brand new series called "Ramp It Up" that will help us to live life on another level. Episode One will help us to see what can happen when we look at the world with eyes of faith.

When Jesus was on the cross, He spoke many powerful words. All of them affect us. But which of them are about us? What did Jesus say about you? What did He reveal about your story?

We continue our "Seven Big Words" series by exploring the power and the passion that Jesus expressed when he called out from the cross "I am thirsty." It's an inspiring message that reminds us of the power of thirst and of the exciting call that we have to serve the thirsty people in our world.

Our biggest problems in life are the things that separate us from the amazing life that God has planned for us. Thankfully, He has provided a foolproof solution to those problems.

Someone lied to you. Someone hurt you. Someone did you wrong. Does Jesus have a "big word" that can help us with that? He does. The word is forgiveness.

Does Jesus have a big word that can help us when times get tough? Yes, He does. Join us this weekend as we continue our "7 Big Words" series by exploring the truly life-changing words of hope that Jesus offers to all of us as we face real challenges in a real world.

Join us for a message that answers the kinds of big questions that keep people up at night: What happens when we die? Do the things we do make any difference in where we end up? Who can we look to for peace and assurance?

At a pivotal point in history, while His life was slipping away, Jesus used the last of His strength to speak seven revolutionary, hope-filled, and empowering words.

We believe that God's love is for everyone, so we value always looking for one more person to share God's love with.

To illustrate how much we value fun, this weekend's message is done in the style of The Tonight Show. Enjoy!

We value diversity at Miami Vineyard because we believe that we are better together.

Our generosity writes us into God's story.

Pastor Denvil explores why we value spiritual growth.

Miami Vineyard is a church that values the God of the Second Chance.