by Vineyard Church Maryville
Living in the tension of the now and not yet Kingdom.
A message about how Jesus' counter-intuitive approach to conflict redefines 'winning' and actually makes it possible.
An important message about loving people well without drowning in the emotional undertow.
True life—the kind that builds, multiplies, and sustains—doesn’t come from taking what seems good in our own eyes, but from trusting the God who gives life generously and abundantly. In a world of competing voices and scarcity, the real question is whether we will use our power to preserve our own lives by taking life that isn’t ours, or wait for God to give more of what He’s already given—using the life we have to lift up and preserve those whose lives are failing: the weak, the poor, the vulnerable, and the oppressed—rather than securing our own life at their expense.
Anyone who truly knows Jesus wants everyone to truly knowJesus. So how do we help people know Jesus? We live our lives like onebig giant Show & Tell.
A candid look at what it means to honor one another, tohonor leaders, and how this idea can either be incredibly helpful orharmful to the body of Christ.
A sermon about freedom, interdependence, and a creepy boxof mannequin parts.
A message about the most stubborn, resilient sin and it's subtle high-powered antidote.
Beuchner wrote, "You don't just live in a world, a world lives in you." Our minds are vast unregulated space. What happens in there matters. But how much?
If we don't have to be religious superheroes, then why do so many bible characters seem like superheroes? Aren't we supposed to be like them?