How should followers of Jesus handle things like movies, music, and art? Should we only consume those types of media that are "Christian" in content, or should we use a broader rubric for engaging with our culture? This week we begin to discuss what a new path might look.

With almost 25% of the world's population involved in social media in one way or another, we can't really ignore how important this venue is anymore. The question though, is how should we behave as followers of Jesus in this online world? This week we wrestle with what it means to live out of faith online.

Many of us have heard the phrase, "forgive and forget," but what if that's not really the best way to go about it. This week we look at what the scriptures have to teach us about forgiveness, and also about reconciliation.

There are so many blessings that seem to slip by us sometimes; things that we don't even notice at the time. This week we look at what we can do to be aware of what God is doing in our lives every day, and how we can be grateful for it.

Politics should be something that brings us together, and allows us a chance to dialogue about the issues that affect our country, but instead it usually ends up polarizing us and starting fights on Facebook. This week we look at how followers of Jesus should behave at times like this.

This week we look at who Vox is by wrestling with what Jesus means when he talks about the Kingdom of God, and by trying to figure what the "Mission" of Vox is exactly.

We spend a lot of our lives focused on the future; on where we're going, but sometimes we need to know where we've come from to know where we're going. This week we look at the history of the Christian Church to see what it means for us at Vox, and for where Vox is going.

This time of year is one that is chock full of new experiences for many of us: new sports seasons, new grades, new teachers, and new chapters of life. How we face those new experiences is different for all of us, and some of us would prefer to avoid them, but this week we look at embracing the "new" instead.

From Ashley Madison to Lance Armstrong; when secrets are exposed and truth comes out it can have dramatic consequences. Why, then, does the Bible talk about truth as something that can set us free?

N.T. Wright said, “The tongue, it seems, is the last bit of human being to learn its lesson.” How we speak to those around us, and to ourselves is more important than we recognize. This week we look at how we can begin learning to tame our tongues.