Vine Church Network

There is no large gathering tomorrow. It's the first Sunday of the month! For more information on our seed groups follow the link in our bio or reach out to us for more info!
Happy Sabbath!

Jesus is referring to deep grief, not just mild sadness. It means to have a godly sorrow for sin and spiritual brokenness, but it also includes grieving over loss, injustice, and pain in the world. The promise is that God will provide comfort, healing, and peace through the Holy Spirit.

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Summer is a great time to meet new people and grow in community! We hope you join us!

"Poor in Spirit" describes a person who acknowledges their spiritual emptiness and deep need for God. It's the opposite of being proud or self-sufficient. It is being aware of one's need for God's help, acknowledging one's utter inability to please God on one's own. It is to these that the kingdom of Heaven is promised.

We started off our new sermon series on the Psalms yesterday. As always, catch up on Spotify if you missed it.

Worship services tomorrow! We hope to see you!

“Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.” James 1:19–20

“A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” Proverbs 15:1

Life constantly places us at crossroads where decisions must be made. This verse reminds us not to rush ahead blindly, but to pause, pray, and carefully consider our direction.

God calls us to “ask for the ancient paths” and find the “good way”—His way. These are the established ways marked by faithfulness, obedience, and meditation on His Word, not the shifting trends or untested ideas of the world.

The ancient path is good because it is God’s path. And in choosing it, we find what our souls deeply need: rest, stability, and peace in Him.