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In Acts 16, Paul discerned a cry that others did not hear—and his obedience became the catalyst for the gospel to enter a region still untouched by the good news. That same kind of cry is rising out of Memphis, Tennessee, and the Church is responding. While we typically share only messages from our Sunday gatherings, there was a distinct prophetic movement in this time together that we felt compelled to make available. Something is stirring in our city, and we’re grateful to be part of what God is doing. 📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch

In Acts 16, Paul has a vision in the night—a man from Macedonia pleading, “Come over and help us.” It was more than a moment… it was a cry.In this installment of When God Says No, Caleb Pierce challenges us to ask a sobering question: Can you hear the cry? In a world full of noise, it’s easy to miss the voices God is trying to bring to our attention. But when we are led by the Spirit, we begin to discern the deeper need behind the surface.This message will stir your awareness, awaken your compassion, and call you to respond when God highlights the cry of others. Because sometimes the direction of God is found in the desperation of someone else.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can lean into this timely and awakening word.

There’s a powerful shift in Acts 16 where the language suddenly changes—Luke stops saying “they” and starts saying “we.” What was once their story becomes our story.In Part 4 of When God Says No, Caleb Pierce unpacks this hinge moment and what it means for us today. Following God was never meant to be observed from a distance—it’s an invitation into participation. At some point, faith moves from something we watch to something we walk in.This message will challenge you to step out of the crowd and into the story God is writing. Because the moment you say yes to Him, it’s no longer just about what He did—it becomes what He’s doing in and through you.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch

When God’s manifest glory enters the room, everything shifts. We lay down our own agenda and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit without hesitation. What was meant to be an ordinary service became a holy moment — a divine encounter that left a lasting imprint on our hearts. Join us for this special archive from this past Sunday at Vivacious Church!

Deep inside every human heart is the same question: What is God really like?On Resurrection Sunday, Caleb Pierce takes us through John 20 and 2 Corinthians 3 to reveal that Jesus is the perfect picture of the Father. In the resurrection, we don’t just see power—we see personality, compassion, and the true nature of God on full display.This message invites us to move beyond assumptions and encounter the God who has made Himself known through Jesus. If you’ve ever wrestled with who God really is, this word will bring clarity, hope, and a fresh vision of His heart toward you.Vivacious ChurchMemphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com@VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can encounter the risen Jesus and discover what God is really like.

Is your praise dependent on your circumstances—or is it rooted in something deeper?In Part 3 of When God Says No, Caleb Pierce calls us to tend to the river—to cultivate a life of praise that flows in every season, not just when things are going well. Too often, our worship rises and falls with our situation, but God is inviting us into something steadier, deeper, and unshakable. This message challenges us to move beyond circumstantial praise and step into a lifestyle of worship that remains constant in both abundance and lack. When you learn to tend to the river, you’ll discover that God’s presence isn’t tied to your situation—it’s available in every moment. 📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch Be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this powerful and perspective-shifting word.

What do you do when God closes a door and calls a season to an end?In Part 2 of When God Says No, Caleb Pierce dives into the way we navigate the closing of one season while embracing the next. God doesn’t just lead us forward by what He opens—He also leads us by what He ends. Learning to recognize, honor, and respond to those endings is essential to stepping fully into what He has prepared.This message will challenge you to trust God in what He’s shutting down, release what you’re tempted to hold onto, and move forward with confidence into the new thing He is unfolding.Vivacious Church – Memphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com Social: @VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this timely and strengthening word.

We were honored to welcome special guest and friend of the house, Fred Bennett, back to Vivacious Church.Have you ever considered the true power of friendship? What if reaching the lost wasn’t about strategy or presentation, but simply about making a friend? At the heart of the gospel is relationship—God drawing near to us, and inviting us to do the same for others.In this timely and heartfelt message, Fred Bennett calls us back to a relational approach to ministry—one marked by authenticity, compassion, and genuine connection. This word will challenge the way you see evangelism and inspire you to love people the way Jesus does.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can lean into this powerful and life-giving message.

How do you respond when God says no?The doors God closes are just as important as the ones He opens. In Acts 16, we see that the Spirit of God didn’t just guide Paul by permission—He also guided him by prohibition. Sometimes the clearest direction from God comes not through opportunity, but through restraint.In this timely message, Caleb Pierce explores the wisdom of trusting God’s closed doors just as much as His open ones. It’s not only what God allows that shapes our path, but also what He lovingly prevents. When we learn to trust His “no,” we discover that His guidance is always leading us exactly where we need to be.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch

We were honored to welcome Pastor Keith Nix to Vivacious! His message was truly an on-time word for our house—a powerful call to follow the presence of God above everything else. This message will stir your heart, realign your priorities, and call you deeper into the flow of what God is doing right now as He leads us into something new! Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN VivaciousChurch.com @VivaciousChurch

John 7 opens with two powerful words: “After this…” Those words come on the heels of everything Jesus faced in John 6—misunderstanding, pressure, opposition, and people walking away. Yet He kept moving forward. He didn’t quit. He didn’t compromise. He didn’t lose sight of the Father’s timing.In Part 3 of Not Yet My Time, Caleb Pierce unpacks what it means to step into an “After This” season—a season that only comes because you refused to give up. When you’ve faced the pressure, endured the challenge, and stayed faithful through disappointment, there is always an after this waiting on the other side.If you’ve been pressing through hardship, this message will remind you: what you survived is not the end of your story. There is an “after this” with your name on it.Vivacious Church – Memphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com@VivaciousChurch

How secure are you in God’s timing? Do you trust Him enough to pray, in the middle of waiting, “Father, strip my life down to the studs”?In Part 2 of Not Yet My Time, Caleb Pierce leads us through John 7 and challenges us to embrace the hidden work God does before public breakthrough. This message invites us to let God rebuild what waiting exposes—and to trust that delay is often preparation, not denial.Vivacious Church – Memphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com@VivaciousChurch

What if we could fully embrace the season we’re in, even when it’s not where we’re ultimately headed? God’s desire is for our internal world to be so whole that our current season doesn’t define us. Join Caleb Pierce for a special online-only service as we dive into John 7.Vivacious ChurchMemphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com @VivaciousChurch

In the final installment of our New Year, New Wine series, we come to a moment many of us feel—but often misunderstand: the stretching. In Luke 5, Jesus reminds us that new wine requires new wineskins. Stretching is rarely comfortable. It exposes limits, challenges old habits, and confronts familiar ways of thinking. Yet, what if the stretching itself is evidence that God trusts you with something new? Discomfort may be a sign that you’re beginning to carry the new wine God has prepared for this season. Don’t mistake the stretch for failure. It may be proof that transformation is already underway.Vivacious Church // Memphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com@VivaciousChurch

What is keeping you from new wine? Could it be that your insistence on an explanation is keeping you from the experience God is inviting you into? Our demand for answers often blind us to the opportunity right in front of us. Join Caleb Pierce for Part 3 of our series, New Year, New Wine.📍 Vivacious Church | Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📲 @VivaciousChurch

In Part 2 of New Year New Wine, Caleb Pierce confronts a hard but necessary truth: God will not pour new wine into old wineskins. Jesus teaches that new wine demands new wineskins. This means God’s next move in your life requires a new posture, a renewed heart, and a willingness to let go of old ways. This message challenges us to examine the gap between expectation and experience and asks a defining question: Are we becoming what this next season requires? VivaciousChurch.comMemphis, TN @VivaciousChurch

We’re stepping into a brand-new series at Vivacious Church called New Year, New Wine. As God leads us into new seasons, new assignments, and new dimensions of faith, He also calls us to make new decisions. In this opening message, Caleb Pierce teaches that God’s new wine cannot be poured into old wineskins. New seasons require new obedience, new faith, and new surrender. If we want to receive what God is doing next, we must be willing to release what no longer fits where He’s taking us. This message is both a challenge and an invitation—to align our hearts, renew our minds, and expand our capacity for what God wants to pour out in this new year. A new year doesn’t automatically bring transformation, but a new decision can. ⛪ Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📲 Social: @VivaciousChurch

In the opening message of our Advent series, It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, Caleb Pierce takes us back to Genesis 3 to discover the very first whisper of Christmas. When man was at his lowest, God made a promise: redemption was coming. This message reminds us that Jesus was never an afterthought. From the very beginning, God had a plan to rescue humanity and restore what was broken.Vivacious Church | Memphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com@VivaciousChurch

In the final installment of The Gateway of Gratitude, Caleb Pierce takes us back to John 6 and the feeding of the 5,000 to show how miracles often unfold in the midst of pressure, lack, and impossibility. This message highlights three key calls that position us to receive from God. If you’re believing for a breakthrough or waiting on God to move, this message will ground your faith and guide you into a posture where miracles can happen.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch

Gratitude is more than a warm feeling — it’s a lens that reveals what’s going on in our hearts. Last week in The Gateway of Gratitude, we confronted the self-centered question that so easily slips into our thinking: “What about me?” But this week, we look at something even more dangerous: the self-righteous question… “What about them?”In John 6, a young boy steps forward with nothing more than a simple lunch. The crowd is massive. The need is overwhelming. The moment is impossible. And yet — he gives anyway.While a self-centered mindset asks, “What about me?” a self-righteous mindset asks, “What about them? Why should they benefit? Why should I give when they haven’t?” It’s comparison dressed up as holiness. It’s entitlement pretending to be discernment. It’s the quiet voice that says: “They don’t deserve what I have to offer.”But when the boy places his lunch in Jesus’ hands, the miracle dismantles every category of “me” and “them.” Gratitude levels the ground. Generosity rewrites the narrative. And Jesus shows us that the Kingdom doesn’t multiply through those who judge — but through those who trust.Part 3 invites us to lay down the self-righteous question and pick up the posture of gratitude that says: “Lord, whatever I have, use it — for whoever You choose.”Join us at Vivacious Church as we continue our journey through The Gateway of Gratitude and discover the freedom that comes when we stop asking “What about them?” and start saying “Here I am.”📍 Memphis, TN📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com

What if the little boy in John 6 had lived with a me first mentality? What if, instead of opening his hands, he protected what was his, stayed small, and chose comfort over compassion? That single moment would have looked very different — not just for him, but for the thousands waiting for a miracle.In Part 2 of The Gateway of Gratitude, we explore what happens when gratitude becomes more than a feeling — when it becomes a posture that refuses to hold back what God wants to multiply. Gratitude moves us from protecting what’s “mine” to offering what’s His. And when we do, Jesus takes the little we give and turns it into more than enough.Join Caleb Pierce as he brings a timely and challenging word that will confront our instinct to put ourselves first — and reveal the power of a generous, grateful heart.Vivacious Church — Memphis, TNSocial: @VivaciousChurchWebsite: VivaciousChurch.com

Gratitude isn’t just a feeling — it’s a gateway. A doorway into greater peace, greater clarity, greater faith, and a greater awareness of God’s presence. And no one embodied this better than Jesus. But have you ever wondered what could cause the Creator of the universe to pause… and say, “Thank You”?Join Caleb Pierce as he opens a powerful new series at Vivacious Church, titled The Gateway of Gratitude.Vivacious Church — Memphis, TN Social: @VivaciousChurch Website: VivaciousChurch.com

Are you living from who you are, or still trying to become what you’ve already been called? In the final message of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce shares a powerful word from Mark 2 where Jesus looks at the paralyzed man and calls him “Son.” Before the miracle, before the healing—identity was restored.This message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just fix what’s broken; He reveals who we’ve been all along. It’s time to live as sons and daughters, becoming what we already are.📖 Scripture: Mark 2:1–12 🎤📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 vivacious.church 📱 Follow us: @VivaciousChurch

Are you living in relationship, or are you living by a rulebook? God’s intention was never that we would simply learn to say “no” to bad behavior. Vivacious Church is honored to welcome Caleb Buck as he shares a timely message from Genesis 2 and 3. 🎤 Speaker: Caleb Buck 📍 Location: Vivacious Church — Memphis, Tennessee 🌐 Website: VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Connect: @VivaciousChurch on all social platforms

In this powerful continuation of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce challenges us to see faith from a new perspective — not just as belief for our own breakthrough, but as the determination to carry others to Jesus. In Redefining Faith, we’re reminded that true faith doesn’t stand at a distance hoping for a miracle; it climbs the roof, lifts the burden, and refuses to stop until the hurting are face-to-face with the Healer.Join us as we dive into the story of the four friends who carried the paralyzed man to Jesus — a picture of what the Church is called to be today: a community that won’t let obstacles stop compassion, courage, and collective faith.Vivacious Church – Memphis, TNVivaciousChurch.com@VivaciousChurch

Sometimes what we call “logic” is actually the very thing leading us into delusion. In this message, Caleb Pierce challenges us to let go of human reasoning and embrace the faith that moves mountains. God’s ways don’t always make sense—but they always bring freedom, healing, and breakthrough.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN🌐 VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this faith-stretching message!

We were honored to welcome Pastors Rick and Angie Osborn as special guests at Vivacious Church in Memphis, TN. Their timely word and prophetic ministry left a rich deposit that has marked our church family forever. This message is one you won’t want to miss—it carries wisdom, encouragement, and the presence of God in a way that will impact your life.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN🌐 Website: VivaciousChurch.com📱 Social: @VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this life-giving word!

We were honored to welcome Pastors Fred and Val Bennett as special guests at Vivacious Church in Memphis, TN. Their timely word and powerful testimony left a rich deposit that has marked our church family forever. This message is one you won’t want to miss—it carries wisdom, encouragement, and the presence of God in a way that will impact your life.📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 Website: VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurchBe sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this life-giving word!

In Part 10 of our sermon series Tear Off The Roof, Caleb Pierce brings a powerful word on Trust.Do we want friends who will cater to our dysfunction—or friends who will carry us to Jesus? The story of the paralyzed man whose friends tore open a roof to bring him before Christ (Mark 2) reminds us that true trust in God often flows through the people He places in our lives.In this message, Caleb challenges us to evaluate our relationships, our faith, and our willingness to trust God’s process even when it’s uncomfortable. Healing, breakthrough, and purpose are often found when we surround ourselves with people who push us toward Jesus, not away from Him.🔗 Connect with us:Website: VivaciousChurch.comInstagram | Facebook | TikTok: @VivaciousChurch🎙️ Subscribe to our podcast and YouTube channel for more from Tear Off The Roof and other series.

In this powerful installment of our series Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce brings fresh insight from Luke 5, where a paralyzed man is lowered through a roof into the presence of Jesus. More than a story of physical healing, this message—“Free From Offense”—challenges us to confront the hidden offenses that keep us spiritually stuck. Offense with God. Offense with people. Even offense with ourselves. What’s paralyzing your faith? What offense are you still carrying? This sermon is a call to drop the weight, tear through the barriers, and walk in the full freedom Jesus offers. 🌐 Learn more at VivaciousChurch.com 📱 Follow along @VivaciousChurch 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and share to spread the word and build faith.

Only one man got healed that day. But the power was present for everyone. In this powerful installment of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce unpacks a tension-filled moment from Luke 5. The room was full. The Pharisees were watching. The presence of God was tangible. And yet… only one man got his miracle. In Part 8: “Can You Hear It?”, we ask the question: What is present that we are not living aware of? Could it be that we’ve become so familiar with the atmosphere of God’s presence that we no longer respond to it? Are we in the room, but missing the invitation? 🟣 Visit us online: VivaciousChurch.com 📲 Follow us on social: @VivaciousChurch 📍 Join us in person: Memphis, Tennessee 🎧 Whether you're watching on YouTube or listening on your favorite podcast platform, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe so you don’t miss the rest of this life-changing series. #TearOffTheRoof #CanYouHearIt #VivaciousChurch #Luke5 #FaithThatHeals #ChurchOnline #MemphisChurch #PresenceOfGod #HealingIsHere

In this powerful installment of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce dives deep into Luke 5 and the story of the paralytic man whose friends tore off the roof just to get him to Jesus. But the real twist? It wasn’t the radical faith of the roof-breakers that shocked the crowd—it was Jesus healing the man that stirred controversy. Why? Because it was the religious crowd who found it strange. In The Strange Ones, we challenge the idea that bold, unshakable faith is “weird.” Maybe trusting Jesus to heal, to move, and to break barriers isn’t strange at all. Maybe what’s truly strange… is trying to limit the power of God. Whether you’ve felt like the outsider for believing in big miracles, or you’ve been told you’re doing too much when you step out in faith—this message is for you. 🛠️ It’s time to tear off the roof. 🔥 It’s time to believe boldly. 🤯 And maybe... it’s time to rethink who the strange ones really are. VivaciousChurch.com Memphis, TN @VivaciousChurch

In this installment of Tear Off The Roof, Caleb Pierce dives into Luke 5, a stirring account that confronts the conflict between religious tradition and genuine faith. This message shines a spotlight on how religion can inadvertently block access to God’s grace—and how faith can break through.Do your traditions help or hinder access to Jesus? Are we gatekeepers, or are we conduits of grace? Join Caleb Pierce for this timely message from Vivacious Church! 🎧 Listen, share, and subscribe — and don’t forget to visit VivaciousChurch.com to stay connected.

The enemy wants to paralyze you with fear — but the fight has already been fixed. In Part 5 of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce delivers a timely word titled “A Fixed Fight,” encouraging believers to stand firm and move forward with boldness and faith.Drawing from Philippians 1:27–28, this message challenges us to recognize the tactics of the enemy, reject intimidation, and walk in the confidence that comes from knowing the outcome is already in God’s hands. You’re not fighting for victory — you’re fighting from victory.🔑 In this message, you’ll be reminded:Fear is the enemy’s tool to stop your forward motionSpiritual courage is rooted in unity and unwavering faithGod has already secured the win — your role is to stand firmWhether you’re in the middle of the battle or on the edge of breakthrough, this sermon will ignite your faith and steady your spirit.🧱 It’s time to tear off the roof and move into what God has promised.🎧 Listen, share, and subscribe — and don’t forget to visit VivaciousChurch.com to stay connected.

In this powerful installment of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce brings a stirring message from Ezekiel 47 titled “Cross The Chasm.”This teaching unpacks the truth that when we had no way to reach Jesus, He crossed the distance to reach us. Religion says, “Clean up before you come,” but Jesus says, “I’ll come to you — and then I’ll clean you up.”If you’ve ever felt stuck, unworthy, or too far gone, this message is a reminder that God’s grace flows deeper than any failure — and He’s not waiting for perfection to meet you where you are.🔗 Discover more at VivaciousChurch.com💬 Like, share, and subscribe to help spread this message of hope.#TearOffTheRoof #CrossTheChasm #VivaciousChurch #Ezekiel47 #JesusComesToYou #GraceOverReligion #SermonSeries #MemphisChurch

This week at Vivacious Church, Caleb Pierce continues our powerful series Tear Off The Roof with a transformative message titled “The Solution to Stagnation.” Drawing from Ezekiel 47, Caleb unpacks the vision of the river flowing from the temple—a symbol of God’s Spirit bringing life, healing, and forward movement. Are you feeling stuck, spiritually dry, or disconnected from your purpose? This message reveals how God's presence can break the cycle of spiritual stagnation and lead you into a fresh flow of life and power. Whether you're listening in your car or watching from home, prepare to be challenged and encouraged to dive deeper into the presence of God. There's movement in the Spirit. Stagnation doesn't have the final word. 📍 Vivacious Church is located in Memphis, TN 👋 First time here? We’d love to connect: VivaciousChurch.com

In this powerful second installment of our Tear Off The Roof series, Caleb Pierce unpacks the prophetic vision found in Ezekiel 47, calling the Church back to the source—the river of God’s presence.So often, we trade the living waters of relationship for the dry routines of religion. But in this message, we are reminded: God isn't calling us to religion—He's calling us to the river. Healing flows there. Freedom begins there. Life is found there.It’s not about leading people to tradition or performance. It’s about leading them into the depths of God’s Spirit—where real transformation happens.To learn more, visit VivaciousChurch.comJoin us in Memphis, TN

Have you ever felt like you're standing still while life moves on around you? In this powerful first installment of our new series, Caleb Pierce delivers a timely word for anyone feeling stuck—emotionally, spiritually, or situationally.Tear Off The Roof: A Struggle Called Stuck explores how God meets us in the middle of our immobility—not to shame us, but to call us into deeper waters. Drawing from the prophetic vision of Ezekiel, this message unpacks the tension between where we are and where God is leading us.Whether you're paralyzed by fear, trapped by patterns, or just unsure of how to move forward, this message is for you. You don’t have to stay stuck. There is healing. There is a river.📍Recorded live in Memphis, TN📖 Scripture: Ezekiel 47Subscribe for more messages and be sure to follow us on your favorite podcast platform and YouTube channel to stay connected.

In this timely conclusion to our series "The Dreamer’s Drip: Reforming Without Conforming," Caleb Pierce brings the journey of Joseph full circle—revealing how he rose to rule Egypt without ever being ruled by it.Joseph’s elevation wasn't just about position—it was about posture. In a culture that could have easily consumed him, Joseph held fast to his God-given identity and calling. He dressed like Egypt, spoke its language, and managed its economy—but he never bowed to its gods or lost the dream that set him apart.This message is for every believer who’s been called to influence without compromise. If you’ve ever wondered how to thrive in secular spaces without surrendering your spiritual distinctiveness, this word is for you.💡 Key Themes:How to stay anchored in purpose under pressureMaintaining spiritual integrity in influential placesDon’t miss this finale—it’s a blueprint for modern-day dreamers determined to reform the world without conforming to it.🎧 Subscribe & Share 📍 YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Everywhere you stream 💬 Let us know what spoke to you and tag us: @VivaciousChurch 📍 Learn more: VivaciousChurch.com

In Part 6 of our sermon series The Dreamer’s Drip, we dive into one of the most overlooked keys to unlocking your God-given influence: authority through submission.In Genesis 41, Joseph is elevated from the prison to the palace—becoming the second most powerful man in the known world. But even at that level of influence, Joseph was still under Pharaoh. Why? Because in God’s Kingdom, you will never walk in authority beyond the degree to which you are under authority.In this message, you’ll learn:Why spiritual authority flows through submissionHow Joseph’s humility positioned him for influenceThe difference between worldly status and Kingdom structureJoin Caleb Pierce for this timely message from Vivacious Church!🙌 If you’re in the Memphis area, join us in person at Vivacious Church. 🔗 More info, service times, and resources: https://VivaciousChurch.com👍 Like, 💬 Comment, and 🔁 Share this message with someone who needs it! 🎧 Available wherever you stream podcasts 📺 Watch the full sermon now and step into your next level—God’s way.#TheDreamersDrip #KeyToAuthority #VivaciousChurch #Joseph #Genesis41 #SpiritualAuthority #KingdomLeadership #MemphisChurch #SermonSeries

In Part 5 of our series The Dreamer's Drip, we dive deep into the freeing truth that God's love isn't something we earn—it's something we're given.Are you free from performance? This a reminder that we were never meant to live under the pressure of earning God’s acceptance. So many of us carry the weight of performance—thinking our worth is tied to how well we behave, how much we produce, or how others perceive us. But the Gospel flips that script. Your identity isn't based on your performance; it's rooted in God's unwavering affection for you.In this message, we confront the lie that says "do more to be loved," and replace it with the liberating truth: you are already loved. Before you ever performed, He chose you. Before you ever achieved, He accepted you. His grace isn't a reward for your performance—it’s the foundation of your identity.Let this message breathe life back into your walk with God. It’s time to break free from the hustle, the striving, and the pressure—and step into the rest and security found in His love.🎧 Subscribe, like, and share this message with someone who needs the reminder: you're not performing for God’s love—you’re living from it.

🎙️ The Dreamer's Drip | Part 4: "A God Like Pharaoh" | Vivacious Church, Memphis, TNPharaoh didn’t need much of a reason to lock someone up. In Genesis 41, we see a ruler quick to remove people from his presence the moment they fell out of favor. The chief butler and baker offended Pharaoh — and just like that, they were in prison.But God is not like Pharaoh.In this fourth installment of The Dreamer’s Drip, "A God Like Pharaoh," we confront a powerful truth: we do not serve a God who is eager to discard us. God doesn’t imprison us when we fail — He draws near. He corrects, restores, and keeps inviting us back into His presence.Through Joseph’s continued journey — and his divine encounter with two forgotten men in a prison cell — we’re reminded that:God’s grace is patient, not impulsiveGod is not insecure or easily offendedHis presence is a place of mercy, not fearAnd unlike Pharaoh, our King is faithful even when we fall shortThis sermon speaks to anyone who’s ever feared they’ve gone too far, failed too badly, or run out of chances. Good news: your offense didn’t cancel your access.🟣 Subscribe for more from Vivacious Church🌐 Connect: VivaciousChurch.com📱 Follow: @VivaciousChurch

What do you do when those who stripped you of your identity now stand before you in need? In Part 3 of "The Dreamer’s Drip," Caleb Pierce dives deep into the powerful story of Joseph—betrayed, sold, forgotten, yet elevated.From the pit to the palace, Joseph’s journey wasn’t just about survival—it was about transformation. Though his brothers tore his garment in envy, when Joseph was clothed in authority, he chose restoration over revenge. Instead of payback, he gave them garments.👑 This message will challenge your perspective on pain, purpose, and power. 🧥 Get ready to discover what it really means to wear The Garment of Authority.Whether you're walking through betrayal, waiting on a promise, or standing in a place of influence—this word is for you.🎧 Listen. 🔥 Reflect. 👕 Walk in your authority.#TheDreamersDrip #GarmentOfAuthority #Memphis #UofM #VivaciousChurch #Joseph #Forgiveness #Leadership #FaithJourney

When God’s manifest glory enters the room, everything shifts. We lay down our own agendas and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit without hesitation. What was meant to be an ordinary service became a holy moment — a divine encounter that left a lasting imprint on our hearts. Join us for this special archive of flow moments from this past Sunday at Vivacious Church!

When temptation knocked, Joseph didn’t just resist — he ran. But what if our biggest battles aren't just about saying no to the wrong things, but healing from the deep things we've never talked about?In part two of The Dreamers Drip series, Caleb Pierce dives deeper into Joseph’s story, shifting the spotlight from temptation to the trauma that often fuels it. What if your desire isn’t your downfall, but a signal of something deeper — something still unhealed?Through raw honesty and biblical insight, this episode explores:The emotional layers behind Joseph’s choicesWhy temptation is often rooted in unresolved painHow to recognize and address spiritual and emotional dramaWhat God’s affection looks like when you're still in processWhether you're walking through personal struggle or mentoring others who are, this episode will leave you challenged, seen, and hopeful.🎧 Tune in now, and don't miss part one if you haven’t heard it yet! 👉 Subscribe and follow @VivaciousChurch for more messages that meet you where you are.

Where you doubt God’s love, you give the enemy room to speak. What if the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for starts with believing—fully—that your Father is for you? In this message, Caleb Pierce kicks off our brand-new series, “The Dreamer’s Drip,” by looking at the life of Joseph and the first garment that marked his journey. Each week we explore a different garment that tells a different story—not just about Joseph, but about you. From affection to affliction to authority, these garments reveal what God is doing even when you can’t see it. It’s not just about what you’re wearing—it’s about what God’s placing on your life. This is a word for anyone who’s ever felt forgotten in the process. @VivaciousChurch VivaciousChurch.com