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.

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.

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.

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.

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?