Vortex Church | Sermon Audio

What if the most important part of your story isn’t how you start—but how you finish? Today Pastor Kevin challenges us to think about what our lives are producing and what it really means to stay connected to what matters most.

Love is one of the most talked-about words in our culture — but we don’t always agree on what it actually means. During this message, we’re going to explore what Jesus says real love looks like and how it can completely reshape the way we treat the people closest to us.

Sometimes it’s easy to admire Jesus without allowing Him to truly change us. But there’s a difference between simply liking what He says and living the kind of love He modeled. This week, we’ll look at a powerful moment from Jesus’ final night with His disciples and wrestle with what it really means to follow Him.

Freedom isn’t just about what we’re rescued from — it’s about what we’re invited into. This message challenges us to rethink what real freedom looks like and where our choices are leading us. As we lean into Galatians, we’ll discover how surrender leads to a life that’s truly full.

Freedom sounds simple, but living it out can feel complicated. We all wrestle with thoughts, habits, and choices that pull us in different directions. In this message, Pastor Kevin looks at what real freedom actually means for followers of Jesus—and why it’s more than just being forgiven.

Join us for First Wednesday we we kick off 2026 and 28 Days of Prayer and Fasting.

So many people think following Jesus is mostly about getting forgiven — like God wipes the slate clean and then we just try harder not to mess it up again. But what if the Gospel is actually so much bigger than that? What if Jesus didn’t just come to erase our past… but to change the way we live right now? Today we’re talking about something hidden in the Gospel that many people miss — and it might completely change the way you see your faith.

The Christmas story is filled with familiar moments and unexpected settings. In this message, we’re invited to look again at the places we often overlook and consider how God works powerfully through what seems ordinary. Sometimes the most meaningful transformation begins right where we already are.