Vision Church Podcast

The world is teaching us to depend more on our devices than the Divine. Cell phones, computers, TVs and tablets can turn into a god when we are consumed by them day in and day out. Join us this week and we begin a new Series: Digital Divide. We are reminded from Romans 12:2 - Do not be confirmed to this world. We are to be fully present with people and God. Additional Scripture References: 2 Corin...

What happens when the church prays together? In Acts 12, we see a church facing loss, fear, and uncertainty—but instead of panicking, they prayed. Join us as we continue our Teach Me to Pray series and discover how God moves through a church that seeks Him together, trusts Him completely, and carries others before the Father in prayer.

What was on Jesus’ heart the night before the cross? In John 17, we get a rare glimpse into the prayer life of Jesus and discover what mattered most to Him. As we continue our Teach Me to Pray series, we’ll see how Jesus prayed from a place of deep relationship with the Father, prayed for His disciples, and even prayed for future believers like us. His prayer reveals God’s heart for our unity, joy...

If God already knows the future, why should we pray? Discover how prayer, intercession, and God's sovereignty work together—and why your prayers matter. • Acts 6:4 Malachi 3:6 Hebrews 13:8 Exodus 32:7-14 Numbers 23:19 Isaiah 55:8-9 Matthew 3:2 Mark 1:15 Luke 17:20-21 Luke 10:8-9 Luke 11:20 Psalm 66:18

Life is always busy and things are always happening... Is that causing you not to be in prayer or take time to be still and listen for God? Lean in this week as we continue the Series: Teach Me How To Pray. We dive into the Word of God and are reminded to Be Still! If we want intimacy with God, we must intentionally slow down and spend time with Him. Additional Bible References: Psalm 46:10, Eccle...

In week 3 of our Teach Me To Pray series, we look at what it means to adore God—not just for what He does, but for who He is. Through Psalm 139, we'll discover how God's perfect knowledge, constant presence, and unfailing love shape the way we pray. When worship leads our prayers, our hearts begin to ask for the things that matter most.

Waiting on God may take days, weeks or many years. As we continue in the series “Teach Me To Pray,” we are reminded in 1 Samuel that silence from God does not mean absence from God! While we are in the waiting, we are to put ourselves in the best position to see and hear from God. His plans and timing are best and we must trust Him!

Prayer doesn’t have to sound perfect or polished. In this message from our series “Teach Me To Pray,” we talk about what it really means to pray like a child — honest, trusting, dependent, and real. If you’ve ever felt like you’re bad at prayer or unsure where to start, this message is for you. • Scripture references: Matthew 6:9, John 17:1, Matthew 26:39, Luke 23:34, Galatians 4:4–7, Romans 8:15,...

Life doesn’t always go how we planned. People feel overlooked, prayers feel unanswered, and sometimes we wonder if God is even working. But Ruth 4 reminds us—God sees, God hears, and God is able. This message is about trusting Him even when it’s hard, praying with the right heart, and believing that God can do more than we could ever ask or imagine. He may not answer the way we expect, but He’s al...

God has a plan! Even when you are on the mountain top or in a valley, God has a plan that is for our good. This week we continue in the Book of Ruth and are shown how rejection is God redirecting or positioning what is going on in our lives, we must trust Him! 

The Lord is a Redeemer—and even in messy, uncertain moments, He’s still working. In Ruth 3, we see imperfect people trying to do the right thing, trusting God with what they don’t control. This message is about waiting, wisdom, and believing that God can take what we don’t have figured out and still write something good.

The Lord will provide! We are reminded of this today as we continue diving into the Book of Ruth. Chapter 2 reminds us that we are always in full-time ministry as followers of Jesus and even when life may not look how we thought, God uses natural circumstances to bring about His supernatural plans - Trust and follow Him!

Life doesn’t always feel good—but God still is. In this message, we talk about how His goodness doesn’t change based on our circumstances, and how you can trust Him even when things don’t make sense. If you’ve ever struggled to believe God is still good in the middle of hard seasons, this one’s for you.

He is Risen! Join us this week for our Easter Sunday Service. We dive into the Book of Luke and are reminded of the Good News! Jesus has risen and He is Alive! We will face troubles, pain and heart ache in life but we are reminded and led by God's promises. Peace does not mean the absence of problems in your life.  Peace means the presence of Jesus in your life.

Hosanna Hosanna! Palm Sunday is the announcement that the promised King is here!

Physical pain and suffering is very real for so many! Join us this week as we continue our Series, "The Struggle is Real” and dive into why we get sick and why some people suffer greatly from sickness and pain. The world is not as God created it, the world is full of sin and it has corrupted it. It is not as important that bodies be healed, as it is that souls be saved. Let us not chase the healin...

Grief isn’t something we avoid — it’s something we learn to walk through with Jesus. In Week 2 of The Struggle is Real, we look at John 11 and the shortest, most powerful verse: “Jesus wept.” What do you do when you trust God but don’t understand His plan? This message reminds us that God won’t heal what we’re unwilling to feel, that we were never meant to grieve alone, and that sometimes the peac...

Abuse - a pattern of behavior that uses fear/force to maintain power/control. Today we begin a new series: The Struggle Is Real. We start with the struggle of abuse and how to start healing from it, whether it be verbal, physical, emotional or spiritual abuse, God's heart is to bring freedom and healing to the abused. Jesus endured verbal, emotional, and physical abuse so you could be healed.

What if generosity isn’t really about money—but about your heart? In this message, we talk about why generosity matters, who it’s for, and how giving regularly shapes what we love and who we trust. When we surrender our hearts to God, generosity stops feeling like obligation and starts becoming part of who we are. This is an invitation to live open-handed and experience the freedom that comes with...

Our life while on earth is surrounded by pain and suffering and it's easy to focus on the negative, but we don't have to! Join us this week as we continue the Culture Shock series in 1 Corinthians, Chapter 15 - We are reminded that the pain and suffering is light and momentary as children of God. We will be made new in eternity, in Heaven! For a believer, life on earth is the closest to hell you w...

In a world that celebrates gifts, platforms, and accomplishments, this message reminds us of what matters most: love. From 1 Corinthians 12–13, we’re challenged to see that no ability, no achievement, and no spiritual gift means anything without agape love — the kind of love we must first receive from God before we can truly give it to others. This sermon invites us to slow down, examine our heart...

What are spiritual gifts, who receives them, and why do they matter? In this message from 1 Corinthians 12, we learn that every follower of Jesus is spiritually gifted—not for attention or status, but for serving others and strengthening the body of Christ—discovering how God’s power is displayed when His people use their God-given gifts in His church for the common good.

The church should be filled with diversity, but never division! This week we continue the Culture Shock Series and dive into 1 Corinthians, Chapter 11. We are reminded that God loves ALL people and we receive all of Jesus when we put our faith in Jesus! Verse 23 states what it truly means to take Communion and Who we are to remember when we take Communion. 

What does it mean to truly live out who you are in Christ? In this message from 1 Corinthians 11, we explore God’s design for authority, gender, and submission, clarifying that biblical headship is about sacrificial love, submission is about faithfulness to Jesus, and our identity is rooted not in our desires or actions, but in belonging to Christ as we learn to reflect Him in an Identity Culture.

Idols aren’t just statues—sometimes they’re the things we chase, trust, or cling to more than God. In Idol Culture, we look at Paul’s warning from 1 Corinthians 10 and learn how easy it is for a good desire to grow so big that it starts to control our lives. But God, in His jealous and relentless love, invites us back to Himself. If you’ve ever felt pulled toward something that distracts you, defi...