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I Ain’t There Yet — The Art of Joy — Tim Timberlake

It can be one of the most difficult things to move on from our past, let alone forget our past. The past is what has formed us. But in order to experience true joy we must stop looking to our past to tell us who we are and look to Jesus to remind us who we are.

As we continue our collection of talks on The Art of Joy, Pastor Tim Timberlake shared with us an incredible message on what it looks like to move forward. In order for us to keep going we must keep growing. His message, “I Ain’t There Yet”, helps us reflect on what could be holding us back and what we need to move forward in the great plans God has for us. 

Forget Yourself — The Art of Joy — Rich & Dawnchere Wilkerson

Over the years, much of our focus has turned away from others and toward ourselves. But the pathway to real joy is humility!

As we continue in our collection of talks on The Art of Joy, Pastors Rich and DawnCheré Wilkerson share what real humility looks like in their message “Forget Yourself,” reminding us that humility is not thinking less of ourselves — it’s thinking of ourselves less. 

I Can’t Lose — The Art of Joy — Rich Wilkerson Jr.

Can there be some good that comes out of suffering?

In this message, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr., implores us to rejoice and speak life even in our suffering. Our faith and attitude through our suffering can spark hope in someone else. Lean into this message about the joy you can still have even in turbulent times. 

Remember, 
God’s basic nature is joy.

The Art of Joy — Rich Wilkerson Jr.

Regardless of what’s happening around us, we can have joy! Thanking God for what He has done, is doing, and will do places us in a posture of gratitude, planting seeds of joy in our lives. Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. kicks off a new collection of talks with his message “The Art of Joy.”

The Cycle Of Prayer — Conference Sunday — Chad Veach

On our faith journey prayer is the vehicle that brings us to God, moving us from where we are to where we're supposed to be and shifting our perspective in the process. In this message from VOUS Conference Sunday, Pastor Chad Veach, shares on the power of prayer and four practical steps we can take to deepen our prayer life.

My Faith Was Built For This — This Is VO[US] — Rich Wilkerson, Jr

What are you willing to suffer for?

This week Pastor Rich shares the final talk of the “This is VO[US]” collection, titled “My Faith was Built For This”. When we read the bible, we learn about men and women of great faith and passion who followed Jesus to the point of suffering. The truth is, that although following Jesus may cause us to walk into the night, we can still rest assured our faith was built for this.

The Honor Factor — This Is VO[US] — DawnChere Wilkerson

When we honor God, He honors us. Pastor DawnCheré continues our series “This is VO[US]” with one of our important values: “Honor is our calling”. Honor is the heart of God, it truly values people, and knowing how to honor is the key to be on His path for what He called us to do.

Maker’s Mark — This is VO[US] — Luke Barry

Servant leadership is our identity. As followers of Jesus, we serve because He came to serve us. Listen as Pastor Luke Barry continues our series “This is Vo[US]” with an important Christian value. We can’t save everyone, but we can serve everyone. 

The Most Excellent Way — This Is VO[US] — DawnCheré Wilkerson

Excellence is a magnet that draws people into a relationship with Christ. 

Listen as Pastor DawnChere continues our series “This is VO[US]” and expands on how excellence is our spirit in “The Most Excellent Way.” The practice, progress, and purpose of excellence helps us display the character of Christ within and outside of the church.

Living Large — This Is VO[US] — Rich Wilkerson Jr.

To be generous is to give more than is required.

This Sunday Pastor Rich continues talking about the Vous values, in the series “This is Vou[US]” through the sermon entitled “Living Large” Living a larger life is what God wants for us, and that means we are continually challenged to live in abundance. When we give, God gives us more.