VUE Church

George Stull
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VUE Church is based in the Bellevue community of Nashville, TN. It’s pastored by George Stull. Find us online at www.vuechurch.org

  1. 6D AGO

    3.8 40 Days to Wander (wk3) Holy Curiosity

    Kendal Beard's teaching this Sunday explored Jesus' holy curiosity as a child to listen and ask questions of the teachers in the temple.

    27 min

  2. MAR 2

    3.1 40 Days to Wander (wk2) Rooted, Not Showy or Spectacular

    Our Temptation is to think that knowing ourselves is unimportant in knowing God. But from the earliest days of the church, Knowing God and Knowing Self are interdependent. This is ancient Christian understanding. In this teaching, George lead us in some observations of Luke 4 to see what we can discover about our most authenthic selves from Jesus' own initiation and forty days of wandering in the wilderness.

    34 min

  3. FEB 24

    2.22 40 Days to Wander (And Why You Should)

    Does the spiritual life look like an arrow that points up and to the right? Or does it look more like following a winding course & exploring a non-linear path that looks a lot like wandering. In this Lenten season, we are being invited to a kind of wandering that moves us toward God and the gift of being more fully ourselves as we explore Jesus’ own wandering journey of forty days in the wilderness. What is wandering? And why you should. Wandering is simply the act of allowing yourself the grace of no plans, no directions, and no expectations. There are no “shoulds” or “have tos” in wandering; only the joy of listening to your gut and actually following it; basically you just release the reins of control for a little while, and remain open to experiencing something new. Wandering can help us find more creative inspiration, strengthen skills like navigation and decision-making, and break out of old routines that no longer serve us.

    35 min

  4. FEB 16

    2.15 Ordinary Time (wk3) Little More Like Love

    The letter to the Ephesians offers a sweeping vision of God’s plan for the world—revealing Jesus, redefining humanity, and forming an “impossible” community rooted and established in love. In Ephesians 3:16–19, Paul prays that believers would grasp the depth of Christ’s love, because history moves forward not by violent revolution or slow evolution alone, but through a new Spirit-formed people who embody the primacy of love and display God’s wisdom to the world.

    43 min

  5. JAN 19

    1.18 Ordinary Time (wk2) Salvation's Many Angles

    A new year invites us to return to the heart and to a “lessening” that strips away excess so we can rediscover who we are becoming in Christ rather than what we achieve. Drawing on Ephesians and Galatians, it centers on grace as the core of the gospel—being loved exactly as we are—and calls us to interpret what God is like through the life of Jesus, in whom salvation means union with God; to heal, preserve, do well, make whole, rescue, deliver, protect. From that place we are saved to do good works, becoming God’s artwork in the world and displaying creative kindness through lives that are restored, connected, and fully human. SLIDE GEORGE READ IN OUR GATHERING New Year's resolutions often wither within a month because your nervous system doesn't thrive by willpower and your soul doesn't shine under the thumb of shame. The remedy isn’t passivity, though. It’s desire.Your longings are a homing beacon, designed to work with body and soul to set you on a sustainable path of flourishing. The invitation of the new year is to return and retune to your heart.   Chuck DeGroat

    40 min

  6. JAN 12

    1.11 Ordinary Time (wk1) Bald and Unburdened

    Early Christian reflection centers on the conviction that “in Christ” every thing is being held together. Rooted in God’s love and articulated in texts like Ephesians, we get a bird's-eye-view of God, the world, Jesus, the church, the meaning of salvation, and what it means to be genuinely human. And this vision affirms that our essential nature is found not in religious markers or achievements but in faith actively expressed through love, thereby displaying to the world what fully human life was always meant to be. POEM GEORGE READ IN OUR GATHERING A Lessening  I do not plan to start anew  in January  that is for spring  this is the night  in the dead of winter  where I pare back excess to reach the bones of my life  so when I am rèborn  I am reborn as only my most essential nature. David Gate, A Rebellion of Care

    40 min

  7. 12/28/2025

    12.24 Christmas Eve at Dream Streets

    Live recording of the reflection and candle-lighting part of our Christmas Eve gathering at Dream Streets in Nashville, TN. May your hearts be full and your days be long filled with the light and love of Christ Merry Christmas to you all SLIDE GEORGE READ IN OUR GATHERING “We want life to have meaning, we want fulfillment, healing, but the human paradox is that we find these things by starting where we are, not where we wish we were. We must look for blessings to come from unlikely, everyday places-out of Galilee, as it were- and not in spectacular events…”   Kathleen Norris, The Quotidian Mysteries

    24 min

  8. 12/22/2025

    12.21 Architecture of Joy (wk 3) a revolutionary christmas

    The Christmas story announces a new kind of joy rooted in the reality of hope and imagination, not power or coercion: a Savior born who redefines lordship through love, humility, and peace rather than violence or control. In a world that proclaimed Caesar as savior and lord, Jesus’ birth offered a new gospel that asked who truly holds divine power and who is really making a better world. This story invites us to see joy as grounded in humility and transcendence—knowing we matter before God and therefore recognizing that everyone else matters too. True joy grows as we move beyond ourselves, loving others and participating in God’s healing, world-renewing work.

    39 min
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VUE Church is based in the Bellevue community of Nashville, TN. It’s pastored by George Stull. Find us online at www.vuechurch.org

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  • Creator
    George Stull
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    200
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © George Stull
  • Show Website
    VUE Church