VOUS Church

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. Scripture tells us, where your treasure is there your heart will be also. Jesus doesn’t need your money. He wants your heart.   In the fourth installment of our collection of talks Wait Till I Get My Money Right, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. explores how to be a faithful steward in this message, ‘How To Be Rich’.   For more resources visit vouschurch.com/money.

Pastor and speaker, Rich Wilkerson Jr., explores the dangers of consumerism and the importance of prioritizing God over wealth. The podcast discusses the inspiring story of Ronald Read, a former janitor who became a millionaire through saving and investing. It also highlights the dangers of greed, selfishness, and consumerism in our lives and churches, while emphasizing the importance of contentment, gratitude, and generosity.

Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. discusses the purpose of prosperity, emphasizing the need to understand its connection to fulfilling God's calling. He shares personal stories and explores the importance of not procrastinating in order to be successful in life. The podcast also explores the concepts of endurance, following God's plan, and the significance of giving to God for prosperity.

Special guest Pastor Robert Madu shares insights on the transformative power of forgiveness in the story of Joseph. They discuss the 'Law of 50:20' and the significance of speaking up about God-given dreams. Exploring Joseph's painful journey, they emphasize God's ability to transform adversity and the power of forgiveness in finding purpose.

Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. reflects on the anniversary of VOUS Church, emphasizing the concept of a fresh start and the power of perception. They explore the difference between perception and perspective, highlighting the importance of having a fresh perspective and trusting in God's provision. The speaker shares personal stories and testimonies to encourage listeners to embrace new beginnings and have faith in God's faithfulness.

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast.   Today Pastor Manouchka Charles concludes our collection of talks, I Hate You But It’s Killing Me, in this message “Wide Open Spaces.”   Like a tunnel, unforgiveness will leave us trapped in offense. The truth is, pain was never meant to be our final destination, but merely a place to pass through on our way to healing. There is light at the end of the tunnel!   Next Sunday, we reflect on God’s faithfulness as we celebrate 8 years of VOUS Church. You don’t want to miss it! Discover service times and viewing options at vouschurch.com/visit.

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast.   Today Pastor DawnCheré Wilkerson continues our collection of talks, I Hate You But It’s Killing Me, in this message “Between You and Me”, unpacking what it looks like to overcome offense and foster healthy long lasting relationships.   Discover community this week in VOUS Crews! VOUS Crews meet every other week in person and online to build community, discuss the message, and foster faith. Find a Crew today at vouschurch.com/crews.

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast.   Do you see boundaries as a blessing or a burden? Healthy relationships require healthy boundaries.   Today Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. continues our collection of talks, I Hate You But It’s Killing Me, in this message “I Love You but I Don’t Trust You”, unpacking the power of boundaries on the journey of forgiveness.   For more resources visit vouschurch.com/heal.

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast.   What lens are you looking through? The lens of pain or the lens of the cross? As we look to Jesus, we learn his rhythms of forgiveness.   Today Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. continues our collection of talks, I Hate You But It’s Killing Me, in this message “Losing Count.” Forgiveness is not about keeping score, it’s about learning to lose count.   For more resources visit vouschurch.com/heal.

Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. discusses the effects of offense and the opportunity Jesus provides to live free from bitterness and resentment. They explore the concepts of 'hate', self-awareness vs self-absorption, and the dangers of carrying offense. The importance of addressing bitterness and the power of forgiveness in relationships are also discussed.