Vision Church Podcast

When life feels overwhelming or uncertain, sometimes we need to stop looking around and start looking at Jesus. In Stop and Stare at Jesus, we’re reminded that our purpose, peace, place, and hope are all found in Him. Jesus + nothing = everything.

When you know Christ, it changes how you live. In week 2 of our Jesus Over Everything series, we look at Colossians 1:9–14 and how staying close to Jesus shapes our choices, gives us strength, and produces fruit in our lives. Following Jesus isn’t about trying harder—it’s about knowing Him more and trusting the One who saved us to sustain us.

If you want to be spiritually mature, you don’t need more than Jesus; you need more of Jesus! Join us this week as we start a new Series: Jesus Over Everything. We dive into the Book of Colossians and read what Paul has to say to the Church in Colossae. We are reminded that we only need Jesus and how we view ourselves and live our life will ultimately show others the God we serve. Jesus Christ has dealt with our sin, as believers, so our sin doesn’t define us anymore! 

If sexual purity feels harder than ever, you're not alone. In this message from 1 Thessalonians 4, we talk honestly about temptation, pornography, and God's call to holiness. Discover why God calls us to flee sexual sin, how self-control grows through the Holy Spirit, and three practical questions that can help you pursue purity and freedom in Christ.

How do you stop comparing yourself to everyone else? Comparison promises confidence, but usually leaves us feeling anxious, insecure, or never enough. In this message from John 21, discover why Jesus calls us to stop looking sideways and start following Him. When your identity is rooted in Christ instead of comparison, you're free to stay in your lane and live out the unique purpose God has for your life.

What if the waiting room is exactly where God wants to grow your faith? In this message from Revelation 3, we look at the church in Laodicea and how comfort, convenience, and constant consumption can slowly lead us to rely on ourselves instead of Jesus. Discover why waiting matters, how to invest in what lasts, and how God uses waiting to deepen our dependence on Him.

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 Corinthians 3:18, Acts 2:42-47

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, protection, holiness, and mission.

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.

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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