Vineyard Church of Lenoir City

Week 4 - From the wilderness tabernacle to the torn veil — God has never been content to stay at a distance. Fire & Fragrance is a new four-week series on worship, prayer, and the presence of God. We’re tracing the story from the ancient altars of Israel all the way to its fulfillment in Christ — and discovering that everything the tabernacle pointed to, we now get to live.

Week 3 - From the wilderness tabernacle to the torn veil — God has never been content to stay at a distance. Fire & Fragrance is a new four-week series on worship, prayer, and the presence of God. We’re tracing the story from the ancient altars of Israel all the way to its fulfillment in Christ — and discovering that everything the tabernacle pointed to, we now get to live.

Week 2 - From the wilderness tabernacle to the torn veil — God has never been content to stay at a distance. Fire & Fragrance is a new four-week series on worship, prayer, and the presence of God. We’re tracing the story from the ancient altars of Israel all the way to its fulfillment in Christ — and discovering that everything the tabernacle pointed to, we now get to live.

Week 1 - From the wilderness tabernacle to the torn veil — God has never been content to stay at a distance. Fire & Fragrance is a new four-week series on worship, prayer, and the presence of God. We’re tracing the story from the ancient altars of Israel all the way to its fulfillment in Christ — and discovering that everything the tabernacle pointed to, we now get to live.

Easter 2026 - A Different Kind of Father

What we place in Jesus' hands, he multiplies!

We talk about revival like it belongs to another time. Another generation. Another place.

But the same Holy Spirit who fell in Acts still moves today. The same God who awakened cities is still awakening hearts. Revival is not locked in the past, it's invited through surrender.

It doesn’t begin in crowds. It begins in you. It begins when comfort gives way to hunger. When routine gives way to desperation. When spectators become surrendered.

The question is not, “Can God send revival?”

The question is, “Will we make room for it?”

Why not now?

We talk about revival like it belongs to another time. Another generation. Another place.

But the same Holy Spirit who fell in Acts still moves today. The same God who awakened cities is still awakening hearts. Revival is not locked in the past, it's invited through surrender.

It doesn’t begin in crowds. It begins in you. It begins when comfort gives way to hunger. When routine gives way to desperation. When spectators become surrendered.

The question is not, “Can God send revival?”

The question is, “Will we make room for it?”

Why not now?

We talk about revival like it belongs to another time. Another generation. Another place.

But the same Holy Spirit who fell in Acts still moves today. The same God who awakened cities is still awakening hearts. Revival is not locked in the past, it's invited through surrender.

It doesn’t begin in crowds. It begins in you. It begins when comfort gives way to hunger. When routine gives way to desperation. When spectators become surrendered.

The question is not, “Can God send revival?”

The question is, “Will we make room for it?”

Why not now?

02.22.2026 - Spiritual formation is the slow healing of the whole person in the presence of God. Historically, this process has involved spiritual practices and disciplines as tools, not for controlling God, but ways in which we invite the Spirit deeper and deeper into our soul to bring healing, wholeness, and further form us into the image of Christ.

Each week of this series focuses on a part of the soul God wants to heal, and one or two spiritual practices we can embrace to invite that healing into our lives.