Vineyard Springbrook

Lindsay Mizell and Chad Stewart sit together in Psalm 86.

One text. Many lives. Perspectives is an ongoing sermon series built on a simple conviction: every person in this community carries a piece of how God is at work in the world. This week, we get the perspective from the youth that went on our London Mission Trip and a spiritual practice of praying Psalm 46 from Kristen Kessler.

Two plants in Jeremiah 17 lead us to the question that reorients everything: not 'can I keep going?' but 'is God faithful?'

Erin guides us through an imaginative prayer practice focused on the story of The Good Samaritan from Scripture.

We will explore how Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to us all on Pentecost and what that means for us as we grow in our faith with God.

A talk about the role of the church in the world.

A talk about the kind of faith that transforms your everyday life not by getting you out of the world, but by making you God's real presence in it.

We are not just souls God is rescuing — we are part of a people God is building, a living temple for his presence in the world.

Hope doesn’t make suffering disappear — it changes what we do with it.

The resurrection isn't just something we believe — it's something that changes the way we see. In this sermon from Acts 10, we explore how the risen Christ gives us new eyes to see ourselves, one another, and the world the way God does.

A talk about how the gospel tells a better story than many of us have been told.

A talk about the resurrection and the surprising hope that invites us to become collectors and proclaimers of resurrection stories in our own lives.

The humility of Palm Sunday is God's promise that no valley is too dark for his presence.

Jesus’ parable of the ten virgins may invite us into waiting uncomfortably… uncomfortably sitting and committing to not listen to the lie that we should trust in ourselves… waiting for the Light that shines in the darkness… recalling our place at the table of the King.

Join us as we look at lent and lamenting and it's purpose in having renewed trust with God and experiencing His love more.

A look at what Jesus took with him into the desert and a challenge to memorize Psalm 23.

Tim Teague concludes our Epiphany series with a message from Matthew 17.

A look into part of the sermon on the mount where Jesus talks about what kind of people to be.

A fresh exploration into the common phrase, “Lamb of God”.

A talk about a miracle in the most ordinary places and what that might mean for us.

An introduction into the season that shines a light on the question of who Jesus is and what he's all about.

A message about belonging to Jesus.

A talk about why "behold" might be one of the most important words in the Bible.

A talk about how Mary's song helps us reimagine peace.

A talk about how the whole point of Advent is learning how to wait on Jesus.

As Jesus dies, he has an experience on the cross between two criminals who have very different thoughts about who he is and what he offers.

We will be looking to Jesus to know who God is and how we can be more like him.

A talk to celebrate where we’ve been and where we are going.

A talk about a story Jesus tells about a Pharisee, a Tax Collector and what it means to be made right.

This message explores Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow, reminding us that prayer is not about persuading God but persevering in trust. It challenges us to keep faith alive in seasons of delay, believing that God is good and that we are his chosen people, beloved by Him.

A talk about Jesus healing 10 lepers and one returning to say thanks (Luke 17:11-19).

A talk about the value of self reflection and examination in prayer and then a chance to practice it together.

A look into a disagreement in the early church around what it meant to be a Christian.

Lindsay, Josh and Jonny spend the morning answering a lot of questions about how stuff works in our church.

A look at Jesus's response to a storm, a question and fear.

A talk about God, clay and the work of formation from Jeremiah 18:1-6.

So much of the answer to why God created the world and how to become a flourishing human in it lies in our ability to connect with one another.

A talk about God continuing his work of order and flourishing in creation through the renewal of Jesus.

A talk about how God's day of rest in the creation poem is something we are made out of, but it is also something we were made for.

As we continue to explore what it looks like to be created creators, we look at how flourishing life is an act of worship.

A look at the cast of characters in Proverbs and what they might have to teach us about how to be more human.

A look into the wonder, patterns and details in the Bible's story of how God created the world.

We will watch a Bible Project video and do an imaginative prayer together on our continual quest to discover more of the answer to the question who or what is God?

Lindsay spends time talking to Dr. Drew Crain, a biology professor at Maryville college and friend, about God's intentionally and delight in creation, the friendship of faith and science and our role in environmental health.

Lindsay has a vulnerable conversation with her dad about ways he’s grown in wisdom and prayer.

A conversation about Pentecost with Chad Stewart.

Wrapping up our series on prayer with some closing thoughts and a conversation about prayer with Nick Kessler and Andrew Webb.

Bringing our requests to God and trusting him in the silence.

What silence and persistence have to teach us about what God wants to do in his people.

Adoration in prayer isn't just a first step, but something necessary to our internal formation as we grow in big faith in Jesus.