Category: Sermon Notes
Personal Notes from Vox Church Sermons
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Vox Church 12-14 Sermon: Christmas Gift of Jesus—Light, Peace, and Receiving Grace
Approximately 700 years before Christ Isaiah declares that God will meet our deepest darkness with a gift—a Child given to us whose light ends gloom, breaks oppression, and brings an everlasting reign of peace. Christmas calls us not just to hear this promise, but to receive it personally by placing our lives under the rule…
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Vox Institute – Christian Theology – Session 3
The heart of Christian theology begins with two questions: Who is God, and who am I as a result? This session explores how sin, human limitation, and distorted thinking hinder true knowledge of God, yet through His revelation—seen most clearly in the cross—we come to know His nature, glory, and purposes, finding our identity, satisfaction,…
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Vox Sunday Sermon – Stay In His Arms
Even after miracles, Israel still doubted God’s love—just like us. This message uncovers the orphan spirit within and invites us to stay in the arms of the Father who has carried us all along.
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Vox Sunday Sermon – Integrity Through the Fog – Part 4
Jesus uses the story of Lazarus and the rich man to reveal what lies beyond the fog of this life, showing that our choices now echo into eternity. True integrity begins when we trust God as our only help, living with eternity in view rather than clinging to temporary security.
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Vox Sunday Sermon – Integrity: The Power of a Word- Part 3
This message explores the power of our words and the deep human longing for affirmation, using Jacob’s story to illustrate how true blessing and identity come only from God. When we cling to Christ and receive His blessing, our speech is transformed to build up others with faith, humility, and love.
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Vox Sunday Sermon – Integrity: Your House is My House (Mother’s Day)- Part 2
Sermon by – Pastor Chrisy Kendrick – Vox Church My Personal Sermon Notes … Integrity: Radical Hospitality Part 1 – Do Good Work Part 2 – Your House is My House Anchor Verse “When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with the humble is wisdom. The integrity of the upright guides them, but the crookedness of the treacherous destroys…
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Vox Sunday Sermon – Integrity: The Art of Being the Same Person Everywhere – Do Good Work – Part 1
Integrity is the art of being the same person everywhere—at work, at home, with friends, and before God. When we split ourselves, we slowly erode our wholeness and compromise the trust in our relationships. But when we work with divine purpose, bringing order to chaos as image-bearers of God, even our daily labor becomes sacred.
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Vox Sunday Sermon – How to Prepare for the End of the World
This sermon explores what the Bible says about the end times, emphasizing that Christ’s return is central to our faith and meant to stir anticipation, not fear. Pastor Justin urges believers to stay spiritually awake, live with intentional hope, and engage the world with courage and purpose. The message reminds us that judgment has already…
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Vox Sunday Sermon – Easter – Dangerous Hope
On the first Easter morning, hope broke into a world clouded by fear, grief, and unmet expectations. Through Scripture, history, and personal encounter, we see that the resurrection wasn’t just symbolic—it was seismic. If Jesus truly rose from the dead, then we can live with a dangerous hope that fear, death, and disappointment will never…
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Vox Church – Palm Sunday Sermon – Misaligned Expectations
On Palm Sunday, Pastor Ryan Whetherhead walked us through Jesus’ Triumphal Entry and the surprising humility of our King. Contrary to expectations of a conquering warrior, Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey—signaling peace, not power. This message challenges us to realign our hearts, not just our circumstances, and invites us to let Christ reign from…
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