Village Green Community Church

The beginning of another year brings new resolutions, hopes, and expectations. What does a new year mean for Village Green?

Why is it sometimes hard to live by what we know to be right? A tug-of-war exists between knowing the right thing and doing the right thing. In this message we learn of one particular culprit that contributes to our feeling stuck, and what we can do to relieve ourselves from its grip.

What happens inside our own heads can make all the difference in the world, both good and bad. The Scriptures are constantly prompting us to renew our minds as a means of not only growing in our faith, but in our overall health and welfare

In this concluding message we come to the ultimate “What If” scenario and present a biblical argument for the most important ingredient in life, and the way it contributes to understanding God’s will.

What gives life meaning and purpose? Is it our successes or achievements, or is it something else? Is it the impact we’ve had on others, or the legacy we leave behind? We all long for lives that are rich and meaningful. In this message we uncover what Jesus taught about life’s ultimate purpose.

For centuries it has served as fodder for music, poetry, movies, and plays. We have difficulty defining and managing it, but little trouble recognizing when it’s gone. Without it life would hardly be worth the effort, but when its in full bloom nothing else matters. In this message we ponder the difference that love makes, and the way it shapes our entire existence.

What if life were nothing more than a test preparing us for the final exam? What questions would be the most important to have answered and how differently would we invest our time and priorities? In this message we study the answer that Jesus gives to one of the most important “What If” question we could ever ask.

We begin a new series this week entitled, “What If?” In this opening message we look at those moments when the question is most on our minds and how it affects our decisions and direction in life.

The church, it represents different things to different people. For some it is a place of hope, for others, a place of hurt. In this message we go back to the first mention of the church by Jesus where he proclaimed that he would build his church and nothing would be able to stop it.

In this message we delve deeper into understanding the Spirit of God as a vital ingredient in the life of a church.

"Who's got your back?"

Jesus reserved his harshest words for the religious leaders of his day. Understanding what upset him helps us to see the potential hazards that come with seeking religion for its own sake.

Are there times when our perceived religious duty actually causes another person to stumble in their faith?

What responsibility do believers have to judge those outside of the church, especially those who are not believers?

How are we to judge those who are part of the church? Is there a responsibility that we have when it comes to dealing with fellow believers?

One of the main criticisms of Christianity is our tendency to be judgmental. How are we to “judge” the people and circumstances around us?

t can be one of the most fearful commandments Jesus gives us, especially in a world hostile to one single truth and the reality of hell. Nevertheless, until we understand “the great commission” we cannot fully understand God’s heart for the church.

The message this week deals with something every person of faith strives for: to grow deeper in faith. But what does growing in faith really look like? Does it look the same for everyone? How should we evaluate it?

Due to technical difficulties, the audio of this message was patched from a tertiary source. Sorry for any inconvenience. We’ve all heard that prayer is nothing more than communicating with God. But what should be at the heart of that communication? In this week’s message we look at a critical moment in the life of [...]

An old proverb states that many hands make light work. Nowhere is this truer than in the church, where everyone matters and everyone has something to contribute. In this week’s message we look at the importance of serving and the difference it makes; not only in the life of the larger body, but in a [...]

An old proverb states that many hands make light work. Nowhere is this truer than in the church, where everyone matters and everyone has something to contribute. In this week’s message we look at the importance of serving and the difference it makes; not only in the life of the larger body, but in a person’s personal spiritual development.

The church. Whether you love it or hate it, it is an integral part of God’s plan for the world. Though it was established by Jesus and given a specific purpose and mission, we can sometimes forget what Christ prescribed and create churches in our own image. Especially when it comes to worship.