Flow Service

The Family of God - Fred Bennett

We were honored to welcome our dear friend Pastor Fred Bennett back to Vivacious for a powerful and heartfelt message on The Family of God. In this timely word, Pastor Fred reminds us that we were never meant to walk alone. As members of God's family, we are called to reflect His heart through generosity, encouragement, and genuine care for one another. Having been blessed by God, we are invited to become a blessing to others—always looking for opportunities to serve, uplift, and minister to the people He places on our path. This message is both a challenge and an invitation: to see people through the eyes of the Father, to embrace our place in His family, and to never miss a divine opportunity to bless someone. You’ll be encouraged, inspired, and reminded of the joy that comes from living with open hands and an open heart. 📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com [http://VivaciousChurch.com] 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch Be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this encouraging and life-giving word.

Flow Service

Sometimes a service becomes more than a message—it becomes a moment. During this gathering, the Holy Spirit moved in a unique and special way, leading us into a rich prophetic flow marked by His presence, encouragement, and direction. Whether you joined us in the room or are experiencing it for the first time, we invite you to lean in and listen with an open heart. We believe God is still speaking, still drawing people to Himself, and still revealing His heart. Join the Vivacious Church family as we follow the leading of the Holy Spirit and make room for what He wants to say and do. 📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com [http://VivaciousChurch.com] 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch Be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this powerful and prophetic time in God's presence.

Slow Then Sudden - Caleb Pierce (Acts 2 and Joel 2)

Some moves of God begin slowly . . . quietly . . . almost unnoticed. But once it begins to break open, there is no stopping what God has set in motion. On Pentecost Sunday, Caleb Pierce walks through Acts 2 and Joel 2 to reveal the pattern of God’s unfolding work: slow, then sudden. The disciples waited faithfully in obedience and expectation, and when the Spirit finally moved, everything changed in a moment. This message is a reminder that delay does not mean absence. God is often preparing, shaping, and building beneath the surface long before breakthrough becomes visible. And when His timing arrives, what once felt still suddenly becomes unstoppable. If you’ve been waiting on God to move, this word will strengthen your faith and remind you that heaven’s suddenlies are often preceded by seasons of hidden preparation. 📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com [http://VivaciousChurch.com] 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch Be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can experience this timely and faith-building message.

The Resting Place of His Love - Isaac Lewis (Hebrews 4)

What happens when you finally see God rightly—as Father? In this message, Isaac Lewis explores the resting place of God’s love and the freedom that comes from living secure in His heart toward us. So much of fear, striving, and anxiety flows from distorted views of God, but when we encounter Him as a loving Father, everything begins to change. This word invites us into a life of rest, trust, and abundance—not because life is perfect, but because we are rooted in the unshakable love of God. When you know you are fully loved by the Father, fear loses its grip and you become free to live the abundant life Jesus promised. 📍 Vivacious Church – Memphis, TN 🌐 VivaciousChurch.com [http://VivaciousChurch.com] 📱 Social: @VivaciousChurch Be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can encounter the freedom and security found in the Father’s love.

When God Says No (Part 7) - Caleb Pierce (Acts 16)

In this final installment of When God Says No, we return to Acts 16 and see how the Gospel was stewarded in an environment that looked far more like a home than the empire of Rome. While Rome built its kingdom through power and control, God chose tables, families, and open hearts. The early church did not grow through spectacle–it grew through people making room for the presence of God in everyday spaces. In this message, Caleb Pierce explores God's invitation back to the table Back to communion. Back to discipleship in the home. Back to the kind of Kingdom that cannot be built through performance, but through presence. Vivacious Church - Memphis, TN VivaciousChurch.com [http://VivaciousChurch.com] @VivaciousChurch [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCRQNxaAu9QfwJ7PnB9yOhjA]