Vineyard Church Maryville

Jesus radically redefined what family looked like in God's Kingdom and established a precedent for the early church and all future generations to follow.

The church is a school, but it's not centered around classrooms, or lectures... and there are no stupid questions. Let's consider what enrollment in the school of Jesus looks like.

John Wimber said the church must be a hospital, a school, a family and an army. This week we consider the church as a hospital--why it's so close to the heart of Jesus, and why it's a value we can easily lose sight of.

In this Trellis episode, Aaron and Jon Sweet go in-depth about Scripture, but first we hear from Sharon McCarter, Josh Armstrong, and Natasha Warren.https://www.24-7prayer.com/resource/lectio-365/https://waha.app/

A sermon about why the simplest thing can be the hardest thing.

In our instant gratification society, we must remember that much of our spiritual growth takes place over a period of time. Hebrews 12 speaks of us enduring a race until the end.

A few thoughts about why grief must be shared Click to learn more or sign up: https://vineyard.churchcenter.com/groups/maryville-community-groups/griefshare-support-group

Blending in the the Fear/Power outlook presents us with an incredible opportunity to step into truth and reality and power. The question is, are we interested?

Last week we learned about 3 broad cultural outlooks--what happens when those worldviews start to blend?

A sermon about how other cultures view the world, how our culture is shifting, and how the timeless gospel applies to all of it!

This message will focus on how inner freedom is related to spiritual formation. Emphasis will be on gaining freedom from worldly attractions so as to be more free to serve the Lord.

What are you being governed by the flesh or the spirit?

A sermon about grace, identity and home.

Big Sunday! Convoy of Hope, a beautiful new song, and a message highlighting a simple but stunning facetof the gospel.

A message with a big announcement, a great parable’s surprising twist, and how purple popsicles can teach us about human nature.

A talk about how we can follow

Join us as we connect the dots across the Bible, explore the meaning of Pentecost, and reflect on God's definition of life and power.

A message about a brilliant Mom who appealed to the compassion of another, and found a surprising source of hope.

Aaron & Sharon McCarter discuss our next Trellis topic, generosity.

A sermon explaining why how much you have to give says NOTHING about how much you can contribute to the Kingdom of God.

Our posture as Christians during turbulent seasons is vitally important. In this message, we continue to ask who we want to be as followers of Christ.

Aaron hit some really hot topics and lands on a dead simple, but fundamental conclusion.

It’s an election year. And it’s about to get ugly. Is there a way to stay engaged, but above the nonsense? Is there a possibility that God has an opportunity for us in all this angst?

In this episode, Aaron interviews special guest, Christal Bailey. Besides being an incredible speaker and author, Christal is also Aaron's sister, so you don't want to miss their discussion on prayer and some personal stories.

When we pray we enter the throne room of God. But that’s not exactly our scene. What are we supposed to do in there?

Jesus invited his disciples (and each of us), “Come, follow me.” He later asked, “Who do you say that I am?” Our responses mean everything.

Each week we ask God to make our feet Valiant & Steady. Who doesn’t want that? Let’s think through how we can shift that from a great aspiration, to present a reality!

Waiting is never fun … especially when we have to wait on God. However, there is a purpose for the waiting and often what God does in us while we wait is as important as what it is we're waiting for.

We all feel at times that God is being silent. Unanswered prayer. Dry times with God. What truths do we hold onto in those moments? How do we respond to God being silent?

Aaron and Dan Davis dive deeper into the Empowerment component of Trellis.

What are we supposed to think about the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit? And what does seeking Him actually look like?

We are blessed with a message by GCF Vineyard Lead Pastor Jason Duncan.

Do you ever feel like you’re using God? Do you ever feel like he’s using you? It’s very common. Understanding our PARTNERSHIP with God eliminates both.

What spiritual fuel are you using? Different postures toward God may reveal that we’re doing ‘Christian stuff’ but fueled in part by fear or the need for control.

Aaron dives deep into the "8 Ps" of Sabbath.

The world is 24/7. The way of Jesus is 24/6. A message about the importance and the application of sabbath rest.

For 2,000 years the same practices have emerged again and again among people who are serious about following Jesus, and not just following a trend.

A message about how the Church in America has drifted way off track, how we may have been caught up in it, and how we plan to chart a better course.

A sermon about how Blount County’s unique history may point to a beautiful future.

Part 1 of a short but important sermon series about how the history of East TN speaks into the present, and invites us to be part of something beautiful now.

A sermon about a humble king in a borrowed feeding trough and why his simple story means we don’t have to be afraid.

Aaron and Josh wrap up the season with a final discussion.

A sermon about what to do when the the Christmas season doesn’t bring the joy you were expecting.

Aaron and Josh welcome Steve Nicholson to the podcast.

Peace is so elusive… and we want it so desperately! Are we doomed to chase it forever, or is there a way to actually catch it and keep it?

Josh and Aaron talk church history with Dr. Caleb Maskell.

A sermon about the hope you probably know about, the hope you might not know about, and how to keep it burning in your soul.

Aaron and Josh briefly discuss before we dive into the sermon featuring the Clapham Saints.

A message about what a soul even is, and an explanation about why the state of your soul isn’t just a question about whether or not it is saved.

In Paul's closing statement at the end of his letter to the Galatians, he is adamant on focusing on things in life that really matter. He rests his case by focusing on motives, the cross, and the true transformation in people's lives as they encounter Jesus.