Vineyard Cincinnati Church Weekend Message

This series is about what God actually says about doing relationships well. Not opinions. Not advice from someone who has it all figured out. God's Word — applied to the marriages, friendships, families, and workplaces we actually live in.This week we go to one of the most misread, most misused, most avoided passages in the New Testament: Ephesians 5:22-33.Wives, submit to your husbands.Before you close the tab — read verse 21 first.Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.That's the verse most people skip. And it changes everything that follows.The Greek word for submit here is hypotassō — to voluntarily place yourself under another for their good. Not passivity. Not silence. Not a power imbalance dressed up in religious language. It's a posture of strength, rooted in knowing you've already been radically loved and served by Jesus, who submitted himself for us first.And the call isn't just to wives. Paul calls husbands to love their wives the way Christ loved the church — a love that gave everything, held nothing back, and laid down its life. That's not a soft ask. That's the highest standard of love that exists.When both people in a relationship choose that posture — not "what do I get out of this" but "how do I get to serve" — something entirely different becomes possible.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

This series is about what God actually says about doing relationships well. Not opinions. Not advice from someone who has it all figured out. God's Word — applied to the marriages, friendships, families, and workplaces we actually live in.Here's where we start: healthy, loving relationships don't begin by finding healthy, loving people. They begin by becoming one.That's a harder truth than most of us want to sit with. But when you look honestly at the common denominator in every strained relationship, every fracture, every falling out you've ever had — there's one person who shows up every single time. You.Not to pile on. That's true for all of us. The question is what we do with it.In Week 1 we open in Ephesians 5:1-2 and trace Paul's argument back through chapters 4 and 3 to show how the call to "walk in love" isn't a suggestion tacked onto the end of a letter. It's the logical conclusion of everything Paul has just said about who Jesus is, what He's done, and what it means to live as someone who's been deeply loved by God.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Sharing your faith doesn't have to feel like a formula. It starts with authentic relationships, honest stories, persistent prayer, and staying open to what God's already doing around you. This series will help you notice everyday moments as chances to love your neighbors well and let your life point them toward Jesus.In the final week of the series, we get practical. Really practical.We've talked about talking about what you love. We've talked about living naturally supernatural. We've talked about the difference between the gospel story and your story. Now we're going to actually help you build yours.Here's what we know about how people change their minds: it's almost never because of an argument. It's because of a story. Someone's personal experience. Something real that happened to a real person who's standing right in front of them. Facts inform. Stories persuade.And you have one.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and the team that went to Barcelona as they talk about their trip and what all five values of VCC look like in action. Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Sharing your faith doesn't have to feel like a formula. It starts with authentic relationships, honest stories, persistent prayer, and staying open to what God's already doing around you. This series will help you notice everyday moments as chances to love your neighbors well and let your life point them toward Jesus.Week 3 is about the two things every follower of Jesus gets to carry into every conversation: the gospel story, and your story.Most of us aren't avoiding evangelism because we don't care. We're avoiding it because we're not sure we know how. We don't think we have the right words. We don't think our testimony is dramatic enough. We're afraid of saying the wrong thing or coming across like the person with the bullhorn on the street corner.But here's the thing: Jesus' first missionary was a man who had just been freed from a legion of demons. No theological training. No ministry experience. Just a changed life and a story to tell. And Jesus sent him.You don't need a dramatic past. You don't need a seminary degree. You need to know what Jesus changed — and be willing to say it.In this message we walk through Romans 10:9-15 and dig into what it actually looks like to be an everyday evangelist.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we  hear from our host Tyler Jarvis, Jon Weiner, Kelechi Kanu and Clay Harrington as they talk about the value "Evangelism". Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Sharing your faith doesn't have to feel like a formula. It starts with authentic relationships, honest stories, persistent prayer, and staying open to what God's already doing around you. This series will help you notice everyday moments as chances to love your neighbors well and let your life point them toward Jesus.Week 2 of Everyday Evangelism is about what it looks like when the power of God moves through ordinary people in ordinary places.Here's something we don't talk about enough: most people aren't skeptical about the supernatural. They're fascinated by it. Tarot cards, horoscopes, palm readings, paranormal events — curiosity about what's beyond the visible world is everywhere. The church doesn't need to convince the world that the supernatural is real. The world already believes it. We just need to show them the real thing.But somewhere along the way, a lot of Christians forgot that the same power that brought them to faith in the first place — the power of the Holy Spirit — is still at work, still available, and still moving through people who stay attentive and available.That's what it means to be naturally supernatural.Not changing the tone of your voice. Not performing something you're not. Not being weirder than you have to be. Just being yourself — while staying attentive to what the Holy Spirit is already doing in the room, the conversation, the moment.––––––––––Resource Page for Everyday Evangelism Series – vincin.us/everydaySend us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis, Cassy Cooper and Matt Massey as they talk about the value "Generosity". Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Sharing your faith doesn't have to feel like a formula. It starts with authentic relationships, honest stories, persistent prayer, and staying open to what God's already doing around you. This series will help you notice everyday moments as chances to love your neighbors well and let your life point them toward Jesus.Week 1 starts with the most natural place: talking about what you love.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we  hear from our host Tyler Jarvis, Dina Early and Swetha Vincent as they talk about the value "Biblical Unity". Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating.And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.We were right.Heroes and Villains is a series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every moment where one person stands against impossible odds — they're all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written.Epic story. Real battles. One Hero.This week we go to Daniel 3 and one of the most dramatic acts of courage in the entire Bible.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis, Clay Harrington and Luke Haselmeyer as they talk about the value "Ministry of the Holy Spirit". Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating. And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.We were right.Heroes and Villains is a series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every underdog triumph, every moment where one person stands against impossible odds — they're all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written.Epic story. Real battles. One Hero.But here's what this week's message asks: what if we get to be heroes too?Not by being the strongest or the most powerful. Not by winning every fight. But by being something the world desperately needs and rarely finds — a truth teller.In Week 3, Jennifer Shock brings three heroes to the table: one fictional, one from the Old Testament, and one who is the Truth itself.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis, Jennifer Shock, and Matt Massey as they talk about the value of "Disciple-Making". Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating. And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.We were right.Heroes and Villains is a series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every underdog triumph, every moment where one person stands against impossible odds — they're all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written.Epic story. Real battles. One Hero.This week we go to one of the most dramatic showdowns in all of the Old Testament: Elijah vs. the 850 prophets of Baal and Asherah on Mount Carmel.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few weeks we will be talking about the five values of VCC and how they shape who we are a followers of Jesus. In this episode we hear from our host ,Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they give an overview of all five values and why these are the values we have. Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating. And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.We were right.Heroes and Villains is a new series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every underdog triumph, every Marvel movie that wrecks you in the theater — they're all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written. And there is one Hero powerful enough to win it.We kick off the series with the most famous underdog story ever told: David and Goliath.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. We are currently in a series called, "Forgotten Commandment" where we are looking at the importance of Sabbath and how we can practically participate in it. Today we hear from Tyler Jarvis and Daniel McKee as they talk about the rhythms of Sabbathand how we can practically engage in it today.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

We've built our lives around being busy. And somewhere along the way, we forgot that God didn't. He stopped. He rested. And then He told us to do the same.The Forgotten Commandment is a 4-week series built around four practices — stop, rest, delight, and worship. It's not about adding one more thing to your already-packed week. It's about returning to the rest you were always meant to have.In the final week of the series, we land on the one practice that gives everything else its point.Stop, rest, and delight without worship can become little more than self-care. Sabbath was never designed to be about us. It was designed to reorient our entire lives around God at the center. That's worship.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. We are currently in a series called, "Forgotten Commandment" where we are looking at the importance of Sabbath and how we can practically participate in it. Today we hear from Tyler Jarvis and Daniel McKee as they talk about the rhythms of Sabbathand how we can practically engage in it today.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

We've built our lives around being busy. And somewhere along the way, we forgot that God didn't. He stopped. He rested. And then He told us to do the same.The Forgotten Commandment is a 4-week series built around four practices — stop, rest, delight, and worship. It's not about adding one more thing to your already-packed week. It's about returning to the rest you were always meant to have.Support the show

We've built our lives around being busy. And somewhere along the way, we forgot that God didn't. He stopped. He rested. And then He told us to do the same.The Forgotten Commandment is a 4-week series built around four practices — stop, rest, delight, and worship. It's not about adding one more thing to your already-packed week. It's about returning to the rest you were always meant to have.You can sleep a full 8 hours and still wake up tired. You can take a vacation and come back needing a vacation from the vacation. So what does Jesus actually mean when He says, "you will find rest for your souls"?Visit vineyardcincinnati.com/forgotten-commandment for more resources on the Sabbath.Support the show

Welcome to the Made For More podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. We are currently in a series called, "Forgotten Commandment" where we are looking at the importance of Sabbath and how we can practically participate in it. Today we hear from Tyler Jarvis and Daniel McKee as they talk about the first two rhythms of Sabbath and how we can practically engage in it today.Support the show

We've built our lives around being busy. And somewhere along the way, we forgot that God didn't. He stopped. He rested. And then He told us to do the same.This is the series most of us didn't know we needed.The Forgotten Commandment is a 4-week series built around four practices — stop, rest, delight, and worship. It's not about adding one more thing to your already-packed week. It's about returning to the rest you were always meant to have.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they wrap-up our series, "Threads". Support the show

Today, Matt closes out the Threads series with a powerful reminder: God's presence is the promise. He never leaves, never forsakes, and never stops pursuing us. Through every season, every struggle, and every step of faith—He is with you and for you.We are glad you're here!Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they talk about Pentecost and why it is one of the most important days of your life!Support the show

Happy Pentecost Sunday!We're so glad you're joining us today. 2000 years ago the Holy Spirit was poured out and nothing has been the same since. Tyler is walking us through the whole story to show us what it means that God's presence now lives inside of us.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Clay Harrington as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "FIRE". Support the show

Welcome - thanks for joining us!Let's lean in together as Clay continues our Threads series — talking about fire in the Bible and what it means for how we live our faith out loud.Support the show

Welcome—we're so glad you're joining us!Today, Clay teaches on a characteristic of God that's often misunderstood - how he is an “all-consuming fire,” and how that fire purifies, protects, and refines us.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "Shepherd PT 2". Support the show

Jesus leads and feeds us — but that's not where it stops.Today, Matt digs into some of the Bible's most sobering passages about what happens when God's people refuse to shepherd others, and what it looks like to step into the calling we've all been given.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "Shepherd". Support the show

Why does Psalm 23 grab everyone's heart — even people who've never opened a Bible?Matt walks through what it really means that Jesus is our Good Shepherd, why we're called sheep, and what that means for how we live — because He doesn't just lead and feed us to stop there.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Clay Harrington as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "VINE".As bonus content to our podcast, check out this video about why the Vineyard was named "Vineyard" back when our movement first began!https://youtu.be/okCKJpS-vIw Support the show

We talk a lot about bearing fruit — but what about the pruning process that gets us there?Today, Clay walks through John 15 and what it really means to be connected to Jesus, the True Vine, and why the Father's pruning — though painful — is what leads to Kingdom fruit that lasts.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Beth Guckenberger as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "ROCK". Support the show

Thanks for joining us! Today, Beth continues our Threads series, looking at Jesus as our Rock throughout Scripture.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. This week however, we will be focusing on Easter and the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus. Today you'll hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they talk about Easter and the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus.Support the show

He is risen!Join us as we celebrate the hope, victory, and new life found in Jesus. Whether you're joining from home or on the go, we're so glad you're here—let's worship together!Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "LAMB". Support the show

Welcome—we're so glad you're joining us today!Matt continues our Threads series today, exploring how Jesus was the true Lamb who was given for us. Wherever you're listening from, we're glad you're here.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Clay Harrington as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "Water". Support the show

Thanks for joining us online!Today, Clay continues our Threads series, looking at Water throughout Scripture. Drop a comment if you're joining from home.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Beth Guckenberger as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "BREAD". Support the show

This week in our Threads series, Beth explores how Jesus is the Bread of Life and what that means for us. Get ready to dive in—let's go!Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every single page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Matt Massey as they talk about this week's theme from our series, "Altar". Support the show

Thanks for joining us! We're so glad you're here with us.Today, Matt continues our Threads series. The whole Bible tells one story, and Jesus is at the center. Every page carries a thread of grace that leads us back to Him.Support the show

Welcome to the "Made For More" podcast from Vineyard Cincinnati Church. Over the next few months, we will taking deep dives from our series "Threads" focusing on the idea that the entire bible is a story about Jesus and there's grace on every page. Today, we hear from our host Tyler Jarvis and Daniel McKee as they talk about the theme , "Covenant" from this past weekend. Support the show

Today, Daniel continues our Threads series, looking at God's covenants throughout Scripture and how they all lead us to Jesus.Support the show