Messages by Rich and DawnCheré Wilkerson, lead pastors of VOUS Church, Miami, FL — New episodes every Monday.
Today on Anniversary Sunday, we’re celebrating 7 years of VOUS, with this special message from Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr., “Set a Reminder.”
As we reflect on all that God has done, we’re filled with gratitude, and expectant for the future. The best days are truly yet to come!
God’s past faithfulness allows us to trust his future provision. Now, let’s lean into the message together.
Today, guest speaker Pastor Miles McPherson, shares how we can honor our similarities and unite for race reconciliation in this message, ‘The Third Option City.’
Pastor Miles, Lead Pastor of Rock Church, draws on biblical truths as well as personal expertise in the area of race reconciliation, as an author and speaker.
We’re blessed to have him with us today. Let’s lean into the message together.
Today, Pastor DawnCheré Wilkerson concludes our collection of talks — Daddy Issues: dealing with your past to embrace your future. If you’ve missed any of the previous weeks, I would encourage you to go back, learn, and listen. It’s been an incredible journey!
In this final installment, “That’s My Dad”, we’re reminded that we are sons and daughters of our heavenly Father, who wants relationship with us. He has given us a framework to know him — Ask, Seek, Knock.
Let’s lean into the message together.
Today, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. continues our collection of talks — Daddy Issues: dealing with your past to embrace your future.
In this message, “Stop the Bleeding, Start the Blessing” we discover 3 practical ways we can be a blessing to others, as we practice forgiveness and heal from the past.
For resources and exercises to help you on the journey, visit vouschurch.com/daddyissues. Let’s lean into the message together.
Welcome to the VOUS Church podcast.
Today, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. continues our collection of talks — Daddy Issues: dealing with your past to embrace your future.
In this message, “Worth the Hurt” we unpack four types of heartache and four keys to healing.
Remember — unexamined cracks tend to break. Let’s lean into the message together.
Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. continues our collection of talks — Daddy Issues: dealing with your past to embrace your future.
In this message, “The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From the Tree” we discover that our present is shaped by our past, and in order to move forward we must go back.
For resources and exercises to help you on the journey, visit http://vouschurch.com/daddyissues. Now, let’s lean into the message together.
We have to deal with the past so we can move into the future.
There are many facets of God’s character for us to discover, but above all, he wants us to know him as Father. This strikes a chord for many who have been wounded by earthly fathers. With this message, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. kicks off a new collection of talks called “Daddy Issues,” focused on healing wounds so we can step fully into what God has for us.
God is a giver , and he blesses us with his goodness.
He is so good in fact, that one of His first instructions to mankind included the command to be ‘fruitful and multiply’. This Sunday, guest speaker Pastor Jabin Chavez brings a powerful word titled “Multiply”. In this talk, Pastor Chavez explains the biblical principles of stewardship, small beginnings, seed, time and harvest.
As much as joy is a gift, it takes skill and practice.
As we close in our collection of talks on The Art of Joy, Pastor Manouchka Charles talks about how important it is to be content from within. She reminds us that we are life long learners through the talk “Class is in Session.” We can learn to be content. The bible helps us navigate the practice of finding joy and being at peace in our lives.
The goal is not to avoid conflict; the goal is to resolve conflict.
Unresolved conflicts can steal our joy. As we continue in our collection of talks on The Art of Joy, Pastor Luke Barry talks on the topic “Try Unity,” detailing how important it is to live in unity. It doesn’t mean that we need to agree with everything, but we can agree to disagree.
