VOUS Church

Levi Lusko, pastor and author known for preaching on hope, grief and discipleship, delivers a sermon about seeking Jesus first. He uses a hidden door and Mary anointing Jesus' feet to explore devotion, grief, generosity, and how proximity to Jesus changes life. Short, vivid stories and practical contrasts make the message relatable and stirring.

Welcome to the VOUS Church podcast! In today’s message, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. continues our collection of talks, First Fruits, Trust In Training and challenges us that first fruits trust often looks like obedience before the evidence.Join us for our final week of 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting – starting the year in realignment by putting God first. To join us and for more information, visit vouschurch.com/prayfirst . 

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast! What if the reason life feels rushed isn’t because time is moving faster, but because priorities are out of order? In today’s message, First Time, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. explores why choosing God first changes everything that follows.There’s still time to join us for 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting. Find the calendar and additional resources at vouschurch.com/prayfirst.

What if what’s holding you back isn’t your ability — but your order?In Genesis 4, Cain and Abel both bring an offering to God, but only one brings the first and best. When Cain doesn’t receive favor, comparison and resentment take over — and God reveals the truth: Abel was never the problem.This message is a call to realign your heart and start the year by putting God first. As we begin 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting on January 5, 2026, we’re choosing to realign our lives and seek God first. First Fruits is giving God the first and best and trusting Him with the rest.Join us for 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting and more at vouschurch.com/prayfirst

In this week’s Sabbath Sunday message, we pause to reflect on God’s faithfulness in 2025. Join Pastor DawnCheré Wilkerson and the VOUS Team as they walk through moments, miracles, and milestones from this year while reminding us that Sabbath realigns our hearts to God and legacy is built through everyday obedience.

A Christmas message that asks where the King is and where Jesus shows up in everyday life. It contrasts distraction-driven surface faith with total surrender. It points to unexpected places of revelation like a manger, small towns, and hard seasons. It challenges listeners to let an encounter with Jesus change their direction and to be ready for his return.

What if the places in your life that feel unexpected, overlooked, or disappointing are actually the spaces God is working the most? In this week’s message, “God Shows Up Where You Least Expect,” Pastors Rich & DawnCheré Wilkerson remind us that God shows up in unexpected places like Bethlehem, in unexpected ways like a manger, and to unexpected people like shepherds.If your season hasn’t looked like you planned, take heart: Emmanuel means God with us — right here, right now, and right on time.

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast! In this week’s message, Lessons for Legacy, Pastor Manouchka Charles reminds us that legacy isn’t about what we accumulate or achieve but about what we submit, surrender, and prioritize. As we continue sowing seeds in our Bricklayers Offering, you can be a part of Legacy Work, for a generation not yet created. Help accelerate the vision by giving anytime now through the end of the year at http://vouschurch.com/give

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. What if the parts of your life that feel confusing, costly, or illogical are actually the places God is shaping your legacy? In this week’s message, This Doesn’t Make Sense — Until it Does, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. challenges the way we see sacrifice, generosity, and God’s purpose in our lives. Be a part of Legacy Work and help accelerate the vision for what God wants to do both now and for a generation not yet created. Give anytime online at http://vouschurch.com/give.

Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. explores the profound idea that God keeps records of our identities and actions. He emphasizes the importance of legacy work, urging listeners to invest in their spiritual journeys. Thanksgiving traditions illustrate how memory shapes our identities, while biblical stories from Ezra and Nehemiah highlight the value of every contribution, no matter how small. With anecdotes and insights on generosity, Rich encourages a joyful spirit in giving, reminding us that our actions today impact future generations.