Vox Church - Lead Pastor Justin Kendrick

There are times in life when we are all overwhelmed. Where do you turn in those moments? How should Christians approach the challenges of life? 

Integrity is the art of being the same person everywhere. In Luke 16 Jesus tells the story of the rich man and Lazarus. What does his story teach us about integrity? How can we learn to see life as it really is?

We often underestimate the power of words in our lives, but the Bible consistently emphasizes their impact. How do words affect us? How can we learn to speak words of life?

Join us for Mother's Day at Vox Church as we hear from Chrisy Kendrick.

Integrity is the art of being the same person everywhere. Tragically, integrity is often lacking in our world today. What makes the Christian ethic of integrity unique? How does our conviction influence the way we work?

The Bible has a lot to say about the end of the world and the return of Christ. What should Christian's expect? How should we live in light of his coming?

The story of Easter has the potential to change every aspect of our lives. But is it really true? And if it's true, what does it mean?

Join us for our Palm Sunday service with Ryan Wetherhead.

Christian community is not easy and it never happens by accident. How is the church different from other communities? How do we endure through the hard times?

Should Christians pray for miracles? Does God still heal today? The book of Acts has a lot to teach us and God still honors prayers of faith.

The book of Acts mentions prayer more than any other book in the New Testament. What did these followers of Jesus understand about prayer that we've forgotten? What can we learn from them?

The book of Acts is far more than a history of the early church. It's an invitation to a new way of life. When the Holy Spirit came in power on the church, a new era began. What does it mean? How do we experience the Spirit today?

The Overcoming Life with Dan Kromidas

What idols are subtly taking hold of your heart today, and how can you create the necessary limits to focus on the Father’s love rather than the empty promises of the world?

Spiritual growth requires the intentional cultivation of our desires. How does this work? How can we learn to love God more?

The scripture calls us to love the Lord with all our mind. How do we grow our minds as followers of Jesus? What does the process look like?