This past sermon series, ‘Forget You’ wasn’t for everyone. I get that. This series had a lot to do with how we think about ourselves. People think about themselves in four different ways… They, themselves, are their own God. They are their own center and their lives worship themselves. Other people are generally expected to do the same thing. They think of themselves as a friend. They’re not bad people. There’s nothing wrong with asserting their needs and their perspectives,

We’re right in the middle of a two-week series at Vortex called “Forget You” looking at a very simple, yet profound verse in the Gospel of John that describes a life that is really abandoned to Jesus. “He needs to become greater; I must become less.” John 3:30 (NIV) That verse says something most of us don’t like: SOMETHING’S GOT TO CHANGE! There’s too much of me and not enough of Jesus in my life right now, and if things are going to change, well then, things need to change

Here’s the first installment of a two-part series called “Forget You” that we’re sharing at Vortex in late March. In John 3:30, the bible records John the Baptist saying: “He must become greater; I must become less.” This selfless posture is the roadmap to giving in to God’s plan for growing spiritually! #ForgetYou #SermonAudio

There’s three different type of people out there today: Person #1 – You’re so excited it’s Wednesday, you’re like the camel on that “Hump Day” commercial. Person #2 – You’re coasting today. Person #3 – Today has pretty much been the worst day ever. For everyone, no matter how good or bad today is going, here’s three things you can do to change your day for the better: 1. Call someone you know who’s hurting. We all know someone who’s lost someone, is battling cancer, or has ju

We’ve all been fed lines about what our greatest enemy could be. Everything from drugs, to alcohol, to demons, and even the ultimate adversary of the Devil has worn the title of “greatest enemy”. It’s tough to consider that you’d want to do something good and there’d be resistance to it. Why wouldn’t the whole world want you to get better, to do the right thing? (see John16:33) Right now you have an enemy that could derail your capacity to follow Jesus. And that enemy is read

You can ‘forget you’ because Jesus is NEVER going to forget you. #ForgetYou #SermonQuote