VG Placerville Sermons

What we treasure leads to works and words.

Jesus is viewed in two different ways, either He’s Savior or He’s Satan. And it's the same question he asks us today.

In Jesus, the quiet strength of God’s chosen Servant is finally found; Jesus is the One who brings justice to all through gentleness, compassion and ultimate hope.

Jesus is the LORD over the Sabbath.

To miss Jesus is disastrous; to come to Him is delight beyond anything we can imagine.

The key to the abundant life is seeing Jesus clearly.

Allegiance to Jesus over everything produces joy as our reward.  

Confidence in Jesus, our Good and Sovereign Shepherd, frees us from fear and fuels boldness, because the One who reigns over the cosmos also rules our hearts.

Kingdom living is NOT easy. The beauty of the Kingdom is a big deal. But we endure because of who our King is, and that endurance is the key to joy in the kingdom.

Jesus equips and sends the disciples to do the work of the kingdom.

God empowers and sends those who treasure Him to be vessels of His love.

Jesus is instilling compassion for the yet-to-believe in the hearts of his disciples before he sends them. He teaches them to see and asks them to pray. May we have the heart to pray, watch, and step as God sends us.

Jesus heals to point us to the greater healing of the gospel

The Great Healer Jesus desires to heal!

We are passionate about building joy-filled communities of faith whose very existence inspires individuals to live an abundant Christian Life, made up of three key relationships:  -A deepening relationship with God (r1) -A life-changing relationship with other believers (r2) -An engaging relationship with those yet to believe (r3)

Jesus Questioned About Fasting Jesus’s response to an accusation inserted in a question reveals that everything changes because He is here.  Everything! Jesus's entrance into the world ushered in the kingdom of heaven, and that means it is time to celebrate.

Jesus Calls Matthew God doesn’t ask us to get it together before following Him. He invites us as we are—meeting us in our mess, calling us by name, and making us new by His mercy. Jesus moves toward sinners, not away from them. 

The King Over Sin and Sickness Jesus heals the body to reveal His authority and delight in healing the soul. Each act of healing is a glimpse of the joy and wholeness found in knowing God, who restores what sin has broken for His glory and our happiness.

Jesus Heals Two Men with Demons Jesus has authority over all spiritual forces. He steps into the unclean and uncontrollable, confronts evil without effort, and reveals our hearts in how we respond. 

Jesus Calms a Storm Jesus is powerful, compassionate, and desires to transform us. We are spiritually weak, needy, and have hearts plagued by sin.

The Cost of the Call Jesus shows us that He is the King of all authority. Now, that King is invites us to follow Him by completely relying upon Him.

Jesus Heals Many Jesus reveals his power over sickness, spirits, and fulfillment for us to trust Him. See His power and trust in Him!

Jesus Marvels At the Centurion's Faith Faith is a desperate and dependent reliance upon Jesus. His authority and compassion produce in us a faith worth marveling.

Jesus Heals a Leper We should trust and follow Jesus because he has FULL AUTHORITY and a heart FULL OF COMPASSION. He has the power to rescue, redeem and renew our lives.

Build On the Rock Jesus invites us to build our house on Him. When we don’t, we are on the path to destruction. When we do, we withstand anything because our joy is in Him. So build your house on Him!