Sermons | Village Church East Belfast

Nathan Brown looks at Mary’s Magnificat, a passage that challenges us to praise the Lord for His character and the upside-down kingdom He is ushering in.

Studying the book of Luke during our Advent season, Allen looks at the promise of the Son given to the virgin Mary.

In this week’s sermon Thomas McConaghie invites us to consider Paul’s message to the Philippians on how to stand firm, and to reflect on what that looks like for us to follow Christ like examples today, walking in the way of the cross and looking towards Christ’s return.

In today’s sermon, Travis Young helps us consider how Christ is reflected by the bronze snake in the desert as we consider evangelism in the light of what Christ has done for us.

Allen McCluggage looks at Psalm 103, a Psalm where David encourages us to praise the Lord by remembering all his blessings.

Jonathan Parks looks at Psalm 114 which shows us that we are a people whose identity is primarily with God, characterised by His presence, and who experience His power.

The final two weeks in our Family Traits series are on mission. In Part 1, Allen McCluggage looks at Matthew 9:35-38, and how when we’re daily abiding in Jesus we will become more like him, more generous, which will result in missional living.

The second two weeks in our Family Traits series are on generosity. In Part 2, Jonathan Parks looks at 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 and our response to God’s generosity.

The second two weeks in our Family Traits series will be on generosity. In part 1, Allen McCluggage looks at 2 Corinthians 8:1-9.

Our first two weeks in our Family Traits series will be on learning to abide in Jesus. In week two, Jonathan Parks gives a biblical foundation of what abiding in Jesus is, why we're called to it, and how it's for every follower of Christ.

Our first two weeks in our Family Traits series will be on learning to abide in Jesus. In week one, Jonathan Parks gives a biblical foundation of what abiding in Jesus is, why we're called to it, and how it's for every follower of Christ.

Finishing off our series in the book of James, Allen looks at how true humility is demonstrated by a spirit of prayerfulness. James calls us to humble ourselves before the Lord by praying in faith in all circumstances.

Continuing our series in James, Jonathan looks at a warning and an encouragement we all need to hear!

Continuing our series in James, Jonathan looks at how the good news of Jesus Christ should permeate and change every aspect of our lives, even something as ordinary as “planning.”

Continuing our series in James, Nick Looks at how true faith strives to enter rest.

Continuing our series in James, Jonathan looks at how you can recognise wisdom in someone life.

Continuing our series in James...

As we continue our new series in James, Allen McCluggage shows us how Jesus is the ultimate and only person to turn to for help in times of temptation.

As we begin our new series in James, we take a look at how trials are a certainty and how we can respond in joy.

In chapters 5, 6 and 7, we learn how God's good and perfect plan prevails as we consider who really is in charge of the world. We take a look at how God is working in all of the moments that appear to just be coincidental.

In chapter 4 in Esther, we see how Esther and her actions point us to our true Saviour, Jesus and also how God has placed each of us where we are; using imperfect people to accomplish his perfect plans.

In our series in Esther, Allen McCluggage helps us to see that even in the face of injustice and hated from the world, God is still working His good for His people.

As we begin a new series in Esther, Allen McCluggage takes a look at how even when it feels that God is absent in life, Esther 1 and 2 help us to see God's hand in everything and to be patient and trust in His providence.

As we begin to finish our series in Hebrews, Jonathan examines the final exhortation of Hebrews. We consider how to reflect our loyalty to Christ in praise, obedience and prayer because Jesus is better.

As we begin to finish up our series in Hebrews, Andrew teaches us that acceptable worship is whole-life Christianity - faith in the everyday. We are posed with the challenge, does Jesus have access to our whole lives?