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We're throwing a party for Garden City this summer with our 2019 movie nights! Come join us!

Each summer, we gather in the back field to throw a party for Garden City in the form of movie nights! Our movies this year will be Napoleon Dynamite (June 28) and Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse(August 2)! The field opens at 9pm with games and activities for the whole family, and make sure to grab some free concessions before the movie starts at dusk!

We have a winner! Thank you to everyone who followed us on Instagram. Lynn Brown was randomly selected as the winner of 1 free AB Apparel Item! Just show this post at the bookstore Lynn!

Join with thousands of others across the Vineyard Movement in a 40 day fast leading up to the National Conference in July. The fast starts Monday May 27th. Click this link for more information and resources on how you participate: https://vineyardusa.org/library/40-days-of-prayer/

Pastor Trevor and Pastor Michael are both in Thailand this week helping with another training session for church planters in the country of Myanmar. Let's lift them and all the church planters up in prayer this week!

East went looking for west But never found him Guilt went looking for my past But only found love I heard about a sea Where sin sinks like stones There's no floor there Just mercy down below There's so much grace There's so much grace #VineyardBoise #SoMuchGrace

There's times when, as Christians, we're attentive to God's voice. We're humble before him -- we're soft. And there's other times where we've allowed sin to harden our heart, and we're caught up in a reaction we can't see. In God's mercy, he will send us someone. If we're not a fool -- if we'll receive the feedback, the wounds of a friend -- then we can grow. And maybe we can get out of the cycle of violence, so that our lives are not spent hurting other people -- but actually helping others. At our core, that's what we're made for. To be an image bearer of God is to live for the sake of others. Pastor Trevor, Sunday 5.12.19 #SundaySnapshot #VineyardBoise

We're getting fired up for family camp June 6-9th! Sign up here: https://vineyardboise.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/402/responses/new

Be encouraged by this amazing story of answered prayer!

There's a pretty profound difference between peace keeping and peace making. Peace keepers will keep their mouths shut. They will compromise. They don't want to rock the boat. But we are called to be peace makers. Peace makers speak simply, directly, truthfully, to the evil we see in the world. We are called to be peace makers, in what is still a broken culture. This is still our story -- we still live in the "now" and the "not yet." Like Jesus, you might sense this desire to step outside the power structures of the predominant culture -- and to live a life of devastating sincerity. Devastating to the powers of sin and darkness. Devastating, because they are rooted in the life of Jesus and His Kingdom come. In this place where there is evil and darkness, we are called to be peace makers. Our invitation is for healing, and to be commissioned as the people of God -- the people of God that stand up and make peace in this world. Pastor Amber, Sunday 5.5.19 #SundaySnapshot #VineyardBoise

All my life You have been faithful And all my life You have been so, so good With every breath that I am able Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God #VineyardBoise #GoodnessOfGod

In this message from May 5th, Pastor Amber explores the story of Michal in the books of 1st and 2nd Samuel.

Join us as we dig deep into the beautiful history of how the bible came into existence and how to read it most effectively.

We’d love to connect with you! Download our app (both iPhone & Android), follow us on Instagram (@vineyardboise)and leave us a review on FB to enter in a chance to win a prize!

Mountains are still being moved Strongholds are still being loosed God, we believe it Yes, we can see that Wonders are still what You do #VineyardBoise #ThisIsAMove

David's courage to face the giant is built on the foundation of what he's seen God do in the past. Which means, as we pause to consider our own giants, that the courage to take on those things is not found by looking inside or by trying harder. It's found by looking up and looking back to see where God has moved in our past. The journey through the liminal space between what is, and what will be, involves anchoring into what God has already done -- so we can have faith for the current moment. Pastor Trevor, Sunday 4.30.19 #SundaySnapshot #VineyardBoise

When you're facing giants in your life...do you see a big problem, or a big God?

In this message from Easter Sunday, Pastor Trevor preaches on the reality that the work Jesus did on Easter Sunday was both cosmic and personal.

Celebrating 12 baptisms at worship night!

We're throwing a party for Garden City this summer with our 2019 movie nights! Come join us!

Join with thousands of others across the Vineyard Movement in a 40 day fast leading up to the National Conference in July. The fast starts Monday May 27th. Click this link for more information and resources on how you participate: https://vineyardusa.org/library/40-days-of-prayer/

Pastor Trevor and Pastor Michael are both in Thailand this week helping with another training session for church planters in the country of Myanmar. Let's lift them and all the church planters up in prayer this week!

We're getting fired up for family camp June 6-9th! Sign up here: https://vineyardboise.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/402/responses/new

Be encouraged by this amazing story of answered prayer!

In this message from May 5th, Pastor Amber explores the story of Michal in the books of 1st and 2nd Samuel.

Join us as we dig deep into the beautiful history of how the bible came into existence and how to read it most effectively.

We’d love to connect with you! Download our app (both iPhone & Android), follow us on Instagram (@vineyardboise)and leave us a review on FB to enter in a chance to win a prize!

When you're facing giants in your life...do you see a big problem, or a big God?

In this message from Easter Sunday, Pastor Trevor preaches on the reality that the work Jesus did on Easter Sunday was both cosmic and personal.