Welcome to the Vima Church Podcast! Vima Church is located in Wichita, Kansas led by Pastors Jon and Stephanie Morris. Our vision is to see Wichita experience the real Jesus and step into their full potential in Him. We hope these messages encourage you and help you take your next step in your faith journey. For more information visit www.vima.church or find us on social media @vimachurch.
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Do you ever catch yourself thinking that being a "pretty good person" is enough to get a passing grade with God? In this foundational sermon from the "Back to School" series, Pastor Jon confronts modern culture's broken, distorted view of grace to reveal how salvation truly operates. By exploring Jesus' parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector in Luke 18, we learn that God never compares us…
What you carry into a new season will determine how you come out of it. In this kickoff message of the "Let's Go Back to School" series, Pastor Ryan breaks down five essential qualities from the book of Proverbs that every follower of Jesus needs in their spiritual backpack. From listening to God's voice and deepening your prayer life to living with integrity and open-handed generosity, these…
We've all been there. The good stuff runs out and we're left wondering what comes next. In this message from John 2, we look at the first miracle Jesus ever performed and discover that what looks ordinary is often the beginning of something miraculous. If you're in a season where the joy, the hope, or the peace has run dry, this one is for you.
We live in a world full of things promising to satisfy us, but most of them leave us empty and coming back for more. In this message from John 6, we explore what Jesus meant when he said "I am the bread of life" and why he is the only one who can truly satisfy, sustain, and save us. Whatever you're hungry for, this one is worth your time.
Most of us believe God is in control, but when life gets hard, our worry tells a different story. In this message from Psalm 46, we look at how King Hezekiah faced an impossible situation and discovered that God is our refuge, our source, and our strength. If you're in a season where the chaos feels louder than your faith, this one is for you.
Sometimes the best thing a church can do is make room for new voices. This weekend three communicators from within our own church family opened up the book of Psalms and brought words on legacy, God's presence, and what it looks like to praise him even when life is hard.
Most of us love Proverbs 3:5-6 until it actually applies to our situation. Trusting God with all your heart sounds different when you're facing uncertainty, waiting on an answer, or trying to make sense of a path that doesn't add up. In this message, we explore what it really means to trust the Lord, see every moment as His, and discover that God doesn't always give us the full roadmap but He…
It's easy to get excited about missions on the other side of the world, but Jesus didn't just call us to the ends of the earth. He started with right here. In this message, we explore what it looks like to see your city, your neighborhood, and your everyday life as the mission field God has placed you in. Your location is not an accident, and your lamp doesn't have to be big to push back the…
When God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac, it looks at first like a test of obedience. But it's actually a test of something much deeper. Do you really believe God is good? In this message, we explore Genesis and discover that God has always been a giver, not a taker. Even in the moments that don't make sense, His character never changes.
Most of us have heard plenty of sermons, but James, the brother of Jesus, asks a question that cuts right through all of that. Are you actually living what you believe? In this first message of Summer at Vima, we dig into the book of James and discover that faith was never meant to stay in your head. It was always meant to show up in your life.