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Weekly Sermons from Vineyard Boise.Vineyard Boise is a body of believers in the heart of Garden City that has been serving Boise since 1989. We are a non-denominational Christian church that pursues authentic Christian life and endeavors to develop mature, reproducible, Spirit-filled Christian disciples, in order to make The Invisible God Visible.
Unknown Host hosts Vineyard Boise, a religion show with 107 episodes published.
What do we do when the culture around us runs on outrage — when a single post can rally strangers to judgment, and canceling has become the default response to being wronged? Writing to scattered churches living as exile
1 Peter 3:1-7 is one of those passages that's been misused for centuries — twisted to keep people down when it was never written to do that. Peter wasn't setting national policy; he was showing believers how to carry kin
One day after the Fourth of July, our path through 1 Peter landed on the hardest verse yet: "Slaves, submit to your masters — even the harsh ones." We slowed down, stepped into the Roman world Peter's readers actually li
The whiplash is real. Fellow Christians landing on completely opposite sides — defending different things, denouncing different things — and yet somehow following the same Jesus. In 1 Peter 2:11-17, Peter writes from Rom
Malice sounds like an old word, the kind that surely doesn't apply to you. Then you hear it defined as ill will, an actual desire to see someone suffer, and it rings a bell. Peter doesn't let us off easy on this one. In
The Thai cave rescue is the kind of story you can't stop thinking about. Thirteen people trapped two and a half miles underground, water rising, and then — on day ten — two divers surface in chamber nine and find them al
A nine-year-old's prayer opened Family Sunday—and what she asked for shaped the direction of everything that followed. She prayed for open hearts. For the Holy Spirit to have the place He deserves. For chains to break. T
Peter wrote this letter from Rome — which he called Babylon — to scattered believers living under real pressure. But before we get into the letter, we need to understand the man who wrote it. This week we looked at four
Most people come to 1 Thessalonians for the end times content — the trumpet, the clouds, the return of Jesus. Paul gets there. But before he does, he gives the church a plain, unglamorous list of how to actually live whi
Most of us know we need community. We've felt the pull toward it, maybe even tried it before. But something happened — a hurt, a disappointment, a season of life that just got in the way — and somewhere along the line, w
What's actually keeping you from real community? It might be shame — and it might be quieter than you think. In this message from our Community series, Pastor Brent unpacks the difference between guilt and shame, why con
Most of us have a default answer ready before the question even finishes — fine, good, busy — and it keeps everyone at a comfortable distance. Romans 12 has something different in mind. This message digs into the histori
Romans 16 ends with something most people skip — a long list of names. Twenty-nine of them. But what if that list is one of the most important things Paul ever wrote? In this week's message from our Community series, we
Something shifts when people stop just gathering and start actually belonging to each other. Acts 2 gives us a picture of a community held together not by programs or shared preferences—but by shared life. Meals, prayer,
Most Easter messages go to the Gospels. This one goes somewhere else. What if the most important thing that happened on Resurrection Sunday wasn't on earth at all? Revelation 5 opens a window into the throne room of heav
Who do we trust to make things right? In Revelation 5, everything seems to stall—a scroll in God’s hand, no one worthy to open it, and the weight of a world that feels stuck. Then the answer comes… but not how anyone exp
What if heaven isn't something we escape to, but something breaking in right here? In Revelation 4, John sees a door standing open—not one we climb toward, but one where God's reality meets ours. These moments don't come
Jesus' words to the church in Laodicea cut straight to something we don't always want to look at. They had everything — wealth, stability, independence. But Jesus saw something different. What looked strong on the outsid
In Revelation 3:7–13, Jesus speaks to the church in Philadelphia—a small community with little strength, yet deep faithfulness. Even in the middle of pressure and instability, they kept His word and refused to deny His n
What if you looked spiritually healthy on the outside—but were slowly fading on the inside? In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to a church that had a great reputation and had lost the real thing. His words are honest, but the
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