Tag: salvation
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Vox Institute – Christian Theology – Session 5
This session examines the doctrine of man and sin through the lens of Scripture, teaching that true self-understanding begins with knowing God. Humanity was created in His image to glorify Him, but sin—rooted in pride and separation—distorts that purpose until it is restored in Christ, the perfect image-bearer.
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Vox Institute – Christian Theology – Session 2
This session distinguishes doctrine from theology and insists theology must be rooted in Scripture. It surveys general versus special revelation, classical arguments for God’s existence, God’s eternality and omnipresence, and introduces Reformed soteriology themes … TULIP, predestination, faith as gift, regeneration, perseverance. Posture … biblical discernment, humility, Romans 10 urgency, and Great Commission teaching.
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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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New Testament Overview – The Message of the Church (Romans) – Session 5
Romans lays out the full message of the gospel, from humanity’s universal need for salvation to the transforming power of life in Christ. Paul reveals God’s righteousness, mercy toward both Jews and Gentiles, and the call for believers to live lives marked by humility, unity, and love.
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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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