Villas Grace Church

We begin a new sermon series this Sunday titled: "Predicting Jesus". Join us this Sunday for our first installment, as we examine the OT prophecy and NT confirmation of Jesus being "Born of A Virgin," from Isaiah 7 & Matthew 1.

Mankind was engineered by God to work. In fact, prior to the fall, Adam & Eve tended the Garden. Work is a vital component in persevering humanity. Just like a Christian's proper attitude towards work is vital to brining God glory. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "The Christian Work Ethic," from 2 Thessalonians 3:6-18, where we'll be encouraged in as much.

Are you anticipating the second coming of Jesus? If so, do you know the signs to look for prior to? Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "The Coming Antichrist pt.2" from 2 Thessalonians 2:5-12, where we'll observe what proceeds Christ's second coming.

Are you anticipating the second coming of Jesus? If so, do you know the signs to look for prior to? Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "The Coming Anti-Christ pt.1" from 2 Thessalonians 2:1-4, where we'll observe what proceeds Christ's second coming.

According to the Bible, bodily training is of "some value". Those who participate in physical exercise, understand that the body needs to suffer in order to grow. The same is true for us as Believers. The Lord takes us through trials in order to prepare us for His kingdom. Though we suffer now, we will receive His glory forever, later. After all, Jesus is coming back to judge the disobedient and t...

One of the greatest trash talkers/braggers of all-time is none other than Muhammad Ali. Not only did he say that he was the greatest, but proved it on many occasions. As Christians, we have permission to be a little like Ali in this regard. This is especially true as we brag and boast about the local church. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "A Church To Boast About," from 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4,...

"Does the Bible Really Say: Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin?" Join us this Sunday to find out, as we finish our series that examines popular expressions that are falsely credited to the Bible.

The saying: "moderation in all things" has been a popular idiom for 1000's of years. It comes from the idea that if you do things in moderation, you will live a more virtuous, or holy life. Some even attribute the saying to the Bible. So, does the Bible really teach "moderation in all things," as a way to live a more holy life? Join us for our sermon this Sunday, "Does the Bible Really Say: Modera...

God's design for women in leadership begs for two questions to be asked. First, how does a wife lead her family? Secondly, how does a woman lead in the local church? Join us this Sunday as we answer both of these questions in our sermon, "Does the Bible Really Say: Women Are Inferior To Men?"

Is your future being guarded? If so, who is guarding it? The belief that we provide our own safe-guard for a vibrant future is incorrect. In fact, we have nothing to do with earning & maintaining our faith in a future. Join us this Resurrection Sunday for our sermon "Raised Hope," from 1 Peter 1:3-5, where we'll be encouraged in the eternal significance of Jesus & His resurrection.

As Christians, are we allowed to judge? What does the Bible say? Join us this Sunday as we answer these questions in our sermon, "Does the Bible Really Say: Judge Not, Lest You Be Judged?"

This Sunday we continue our series exploring Biblical sayings that aren't Biblical at all. Join us, as we ask and answer the question, "Does the Bible Really Say: God Won't Give Us More Than We Can Handle?"

Does a self-made man or woman really exist? Can one be both the marble and sculptor alike? Join us this Sunday, for our sermon: "Does the Bible Really Say: God Helps Those, Who Help Themselves," where we'll compare Biblical manipulation with God's actual Word.

In order to reach a destination in an automobile, the correct gear must be selected. Therefore, how the vehicle travels is determined by the gear selected. The difference between moving between gears is called "neutral", which is not a gear. As Christians, we need to be in the correct gear in order to reach our destination. Join us this Sunday for our sermon "Never Neutral," from Galatians 6:7-10,...

As Christians, we must understand that sin is our common enemy. Sin has declared war on those who call themselves children of God. This fact should lead to us to the understanding that we need to have each other’s backs! Join us this Sunday, as we begin Chapter 6 of Galatians, where Paul explains that if we unite in love, in the power of Jesus, we can have victory over sin together. God’s word cal...

When a dog is leashed for the first time, they will rebel against their master. Eventually, the dog will learn to allow their master to guide them by the leash. However, the ultimate goal is for the dog to be guided without a leash, simply by listening to their master's voice. As Christians, we should be guided by the Lord's voice too. In fact, we can do this by allowing the Holy Spirit to guide u...

Do you ever feel as though your pesky old sin nature won't cease and desist? After all, we Christians are new creations in Jesus. So, we must therefore continually learn to put our new selves on. However, we must first identify the purpose of our new found freedom that's found within the new self. Join us this Sunday as we aim to do just that in our sermon "Ever Loving Freedom" from Galatians 5:13...

Do you know someone who has the power of persuasion? Someone who could sell water to a well? If so, you're not alone. In fact, we all live in a world that can be pretty persuasive. As Christians, we should understand that our adversary and his minions have the power of persuasion too. They have the ability to incorrectly persuade our perception of God's grace. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "...

There are times when someone will resist the help or aide from another. Maybe they do not trust the person or maybe they resist out of pride. It is especially tragic when lives are on the line and people pay a terrible price for no reason. Join us this Sunday, as we continue our series in Galatians. In verses 5:2-6, Paul laments how some are resisting the free gift of grace. In turn they are cutti...

It's burdensome to pull a load that is too heavy. As Christians, we have a choice. Either we can burden ourselves with the load carried by Jesus, or avoid the unnecessary cargo holding us down. After all, how could we ever redo what Jesus has already done? Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "Avoid the Burden," from Galatians 4:8-11, where we'll examine the benefits of being known by God.

The Bill of Rights can be found within the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution. Basically, the Bill of Rights guarantee civil rights and liberties, by limiting the federal government. Unfortunately, the Bill of Rights is being influenced by immorality. As Christians, we have rights too! As adopted children of God, we are heirs and have rights according to our faith in Jesus. Join...

Slavery comes in many forms today. Men, women and children are under the stronghold of another, and they long to be freed from their captives and situations. Join us this Sunday as we continue our series in the book of Galatians "Freedom From Sin Is Found in Jesus." In Galatians 3:23-29, the Apostle Paul explains that all of humanity at some point were slaves to their sin and the law. No matter ho...

According to the Gospel, we are not saved by keeping the Mosaic law. Therefore, Paul asks the question: "Why Then The Law?" Join us this Sunday as we discover the answer to Paul's question from Galatians 3:19-22, in our sermon titled from his question: "Why Then The Law?"

The average American wallet or purse has 4 credit cards. Also, the average American is $5,700 in debt. Let's face it, financial debt is a reality. However, spiritual debt is not. In fact, our adversary lies about our spiritual debt to God. The claim is that we have to buy God's grace, that leads to faith. This couldn't be further from the truth. Join us for our sermon this Sunday, "Living Out Fait...

It's very sad and dishonest when people commit the act of stolen valor. This happens when either a civilian lies about serving in the military, or a military person lies about receiving certain awards. Both are sad and despicable, because they claim the glory earned by another. As we continue our study in Galatians, we find Paul calling out those who who claim they worked for their own salvation,...