This sermon explores Jesus's teaching about remaining connected to Him as the true vine, especially during life's most difficult trials. Using the imagery from John 15, the message emphasizes that just as grapevines produce better fruit in harsh conditions, God uses our trials to produce greater spiritual fruit in our lives. The central question posed is: "Are there places your faith won't go?" The sermon challenges believers to identify the lines they've drawn in their lives where faith stops—whether due to hurt, disappointment, fear, anger, or distrust. Using the metaphor of a fisherman's hitch knot, the message illustrates how remaining tethered to God during trials actually strengthens our bond with Him, rather than weakening it. The sermon culminates in communion, remembering that Jesus crossed every line and endured the ultimate trial so that believers could have peace with God and the strength to face their own impossible situations.