Village Green Community Church

Rest can be fleeting when we live in a culture of more. Our inability to find rest, also prevents us from experiencing peace.

Following Jesus means that we are never alone, never helpless, and never powerless. Regardless of what we experience in life, we have an advocate who is always there.

In one of Jesus' teachings, he paints a picture of what life should look like when we come to follow him.

Worship is more than music. It anticipates rest, invites others, points us to hope and inspires us to create in a way that brings glory to God. Guest speaker: Matthew Burkholder

Cultivate a community that prioritizes relationships and generosity, reflecting the richness toward God that Jesus taught and lived.

Finding our way out of the wilderness can help us feel whole and alive again.

As believers, we are feeling more displaced by the world around us, to the point that it no longer feels like we belong.

As believers, we can become cultural targets that intend to make us question our faith and the reality of what we believe.

When the ground is shifting right from under our feet, we can feel lost. How do we find stable ground?

The cross is the ultimate message of the mission and purpose of Jesus. We either see it as Christ proclaimed it, or we ignore it to our peril.

Sometimes, even a miracle is not enough to open the hearts and minds of a sceptic. We can become so entrenched in our own confidence, that we miss what God is doing right in front of us.

Sometimes, religion, which is meant to bring us closer to God, can unintentionally become a barrier to really knowing him?

The Temple is a source of pride for the Jewish pople, a building that reflected their relationship with God which took years to construct. But what is more important, the building of the God it was built to serve?

The Resurrection of Jesus has profound implications for everyone, as revealed to faithful travelers on the road to Emmaus.

For one criminal being crucified alongside Jesus, comes an unbelievable promise at the worst moment of his life.

As Jesus rides into Jerusalem, the crowds greet him as a conquering hero. 

The picture of a new heaven and new earth depicts a paradise and the reward for all who have persevered in faith.

The culmination of the great battle is seen in the imagery of a thousand-year reign which brings about a final defeat.

God's ultimate wrath is now unleashed against the forces of evil.

The unholy alliance against the Lamb and his people grows, intensifying the cosmic conflict that pits good against evil.

The great conflict between heaven and earth escalates, portrayed through the imagery of a woman and a dragon.

The trumpet judgments are reminiscent of the ten plagues of Egypt and have the same purpose – to show the powerlessness of earthly gods.

As John's vision continues to unfold, the march of history as viewed from God's perspective is presented.

As John's vision begins to unfold, a lamb appears, but not just any lamb.

As John is told to write to seven churches in Asia Minor, they are each given a specific message, but one theme is found in all.