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?

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?

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?