Vision Church Podcast

So many people are trying to figure out their purpose in life. What to do, where to go, who to be with. The list goes on and on. But as a follower of Jesus, you are called to something greater. And who you are matters.

How do you overcome temptation?
What you do does not determine who you are. What Jesus has done declares who you are. And what you're currently going through determines where God is and what God feels about you. Should you insult God by testing Him to prove how much He loves you? The proof is already there. On the cross.

There seems to be a lack of peace everywhere. In this world, in our relationships, and in our minds. We lack peace. So where do we find peace?

This week in our Everyday Habits series, we learn the difference between a peace maker and a peace keeper, and where true peace is found.

Money. Finances. Tough subjects in church, but maybe they shouldn't be. Jesus talks about money more than any other subject. But does He specifically ask you for money? Listen as Pastor Chris shares with us what all this talk about money is church is really about.

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Rest. It's something all of us need but very few of us actually take the time to do it. Jesus actually tells us to find rest in Him. But, what does that mean and what does that practically look like?

Are you looking for solutions -- or are you longing for a savior? You say you want to hear from God, but do you open up His word? The solutions are found by knowing Him. And to know Him, you need to read His word - the Bible.

As part of our Everyday Habits series, we're developing a daily habit of reading the bible. Read with us beginning January 17, on the YouVersion Bible App:
https://bible.com/p/48633501/67e21c9c8caf98d4f54dfb21804c4c38

About our Everyday Habits series:
Every new year starts the same. You make a resolution to do something better, different, or new, and within the first week, you fail. The good news is that falling doesn't make you a failure. The New Year's resolution we all need to make is to be more like Christ. Stay with us the next few weeks as Pastor Chris walks us through how to develop some new Everyday Habits to be more like Christ this year. The best is yet to come in 2022 and beyond!

Have you ever tried to pray and didn't know what to say? Where do you even start? Does it have to be at a special time or in a special place? The answer might not be what you think.

During our Everyday Habits series, we're learning some new everyday habits for 2022. This week we're focusing on the habit of prayer. Don't miss how 7-up can factor into your prayer life. Head over to our online connect card (https://visionbaptistnc.churchcenter.com/people/forms/301777) and let us know how your own prayer life is going and how we can pray for you.

About our Everyday Habits series:

Every new year starts the same. You make a resolution to do something better, different, or new, and within the first week, you fail. The good news is that falling doesn't make you a failure. The New Year's resolution we all need to make is to be more like Christ. Stay with us the next few weeks as Pastor Chris walks us through how to develop some new Everyday Habits to be more like Christ this year. The best is yet to come in 2022 and beyond!

As we begin a new year, it seems that most people love to make new year's resolutions. But the reality is 92% of people fail by February 14th. Maybe it's more important to focus on the WHO than the WHAT.

Are you too busy? Do you think to yourself, "If I could just find rest it would all be better." As we end 2021, we hear a message titled, "Too Busy."

Christmas at Vision is here! Today, we look at the shepherds, because reality is, all of us more than likely feel like the shepherds did. But, we have the same good news the shepherds received. And that gives us great joy today knowing we don’t have to live in fear!