In the final message of our Nehemiah series, we pause with Israel to look back and remember God’s faithfulness. When the work stops and we review the journey, we see a God who always finishes what He starts — not just in the walls around us, but in the hearts within us.

Pastor Jon invites us to recognize how God forms us through the process, how knowing His faithfulness reshapes our worship, and how remembering His goodness empowers us to move forward with confidence. Let this word encourage you to trust what God is building in you.

Making a difference rarely comes without opposition. Whether it’s criticism, conflict, or spiritual attack, resistance often meets every movement of God.

But through faith, we find the strength to keep building — to stand firm, stay focused, and trust that God is working even in the face of adversity. Let this message encourage you to keep pressing forward in the purpose He’s called you to.

Nehemiah’s story begins with a moment of awareness — he sees the brokenness around him, feels the weight of it, and lets that burden move him to action. In the same way, God often calls His people to see, feel, and build in specific seasons and places.

As we step into this season as a church, we’re believing together for our vision: to see Wichita experience the real Jesus. Let’s open our eyes, carry the burden, and build what God is calling us to.

Through betrayal, waiting, and ultimately redemption, the story of Joseph shows that God’s faithfulness shines brightest in our dysfunction. And just like Joseph, we can trust that when we stay faithful where we are, God is still working behind the scenes — turning our detours, delays, and disappointments into the very path that leads to our destiny.

In this message, we explore how God a placed a dream and a purpose into every person. Tune in and discover how God can use your dream — and your dysfunction — for His divine purpose.

Every limp has a lesson. In Genesis, we see the story of Jacob wrestling with God, where He learns first hand about God's redemptive nature. He receives a new name, and also a limp. This limp served as a mark of dependence for Jacob.

This week, Pastor Jon brings us a passionate word on wrestling with God, through the hard seasons and storms. If we just don't let go, we can see God's blessings in our lives.

Parenting is never easy. And when favoritism, comparison, or unmet expectations creep in, the effects can last for generations. But even in the middle of our mess — our dysfunction — we serve a God who remains faithful, who sees us, and who can redeem every broken piece for His glory and our good.

Whether you're a parent, a child, or someone walking through the aftermath of a dysfunctional family dynamic, this message is for you.

To kick off our new series, Dysfunctional, we look at the story of Abram and Sarai in the book of Genesis. Through some very difficult situations, God shows His faithfulness to His promises. 

From this, we can learn some important lessons about having a healthy and growing marriage. 

We weren't created for life on earth, we were made for an eternity with God in Heaven. This place is our temporary home, and only for a short amount of time.

This week Pastor Jon shares an encouraging message on not wasting our time here in this place, but using it to further the Kingdom of God.

God has already prepared a place just for you. No matter your past or present, you’re not just invited—you’re expected. In this sermon, Pastor Jon unpacks the beauty of belonging, identity, and grace. You have a seat at the King’s table.

The church bears a heavy calling: to love God, serve one another, and to carry the message of reconciliation. Here at Vima, this informs our four pillars - to Know God, Grow in Freedom, Discover Your Purpose, and Go Make a Difference.

To kick off our new sermon series, Pastor Jon shares about the heart of Vima Church and what it means for us as a church body. Tune in for more!