Villas Grace Church

Villas Grace Church

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Jul 6, 2026

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Fighting The Battle God's Way - 1 Timothy 2:1-8 - Jared Novak 20.06.2022

The Crusades are always a hot button topic for those discussing the history of religion and Christianity. Some Christians believe the Crusades started out in nobility (protection for Christians against invading Islamic forces), while others believe it ended without nobility. Some even believe it is a black eye on the face of Christianity. Join us this Sunday as we explore the validity of some of t...

Spiritual Warfare - 1 Timothy 1:18 - 20 - Matthew Niemier 13.06.2022

A military campaign is a large scale, long duration participation in a series of battles that make up a war. As Christians, we have enlisted as soldier's in the Lord's army. Therefore, in our daily lives, we are in the middle of a war waged against the spiritual realm. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "Spiritual Warfare" from 1 Timothy 1:18-20, where we'll recognize Paul's encouragement to Timo...

Saving Grace - 1 Timothy 1:12-17 - Matthew Niemier 1 06.06.2022

For the purpose of contrast, jewelers will place diamonds & other fine jewelry against a black velvet background. When sharing his personal testimony, the Apostle Paul has done the same. Essentially, Paul contrasts his sin as a black velvet background to the beauty of the Gospel. Join us for our sermon, “Saving Grace” from 1 Timothy 1:12-17, where we’ll witness Paul’s personal testimony, as he exp...

Contrarians Of Sound Doctrine - 1 Timothy 1:1-11 - Matthew Niemier 30.05.2022

Within the first 30 years of the death, burial & resurrection of Jesus, heresy crept into the church. In fact, it's always been there. The Apostle Paul, writes his cherished disciple, Timothy, to encourage him in matters pertaining to salvation & hope. However, he must first expose unsound doctrine that's contrary to the Gospel. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "Contrarians of Sound Doctrine,"...

Grace Is Unfair - Matthew 20:1-16 - Jared Novak 23.05.2022

Many of us remember the serial killer Jeffery Dahmer who was arrested in 1991 after a 13 year killing spree. What many may not know is that some say he repented of his sin and came to a saving faith in Jesus, shortly before he was murdered in prison. Could this be true? Is there eternal forgiveness for someone like him? Join us this Sunday as we continue our series "Parables From Jesus". In the pa...

Redeemed By Grace - Luke 15:11-32 - Matthew Niemier 16.05.2022

Famed English writer Charles Dickens, called the parable of the Prodigal Son the "greatest short story ever written". This parable reveals that salvation is for the reckless, to the self-righteous sinner and everything in between. Join us this Sunday as we dig into this wonderful parable about two sons and a father full of grace, from Luke 15:11-32.

The Kingdom - Matthew 13:31-32 - Matthew Niemier 09.05.2022

Many successful businesses started from humble beginnings. For example, Jeff Bezos shipped his first book from the garage of the home he rented near Seattle, Washington. Today, one could argue that Amazon is an empire of commerce. This concept is not new, as it originates with God. In fact, His empire, or better yet, His Kingdom started from humble beginnings too. What began with 12 and later 120...

The Wise & Foolish Builders - Matthew 7:24-27 - Matthew Niemier 02.05.2022

When engineers design a structure, they begin with the foundation. The same is true for us as Christians. When we first come to know Jesus, we do so upon the firm foundation of Him as the rock. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "The Wise & Foolish Builders" from Matthew 7:24-27, where we'll be challenged by Jesus to obey His words from the Sermon on the Mount.

The Four Soils - Mark 4:1-20 - Jared Novak 25.04.2022

Jesus taught many times by using common illustrations. He used things such as salt, bread, sheep, ect. However, at some point, He began to teach in parables by telling earthly stories that reveal Heavenly truth. They were not as clear and easy to understand in how they applied to the Kingdom of Heaven. Many today wonder why Jesus would do such a thing. Join us this Sunday as we kick off our series...

An Unlikely Witness To The Resurrection - 1 Corinthians 15:1 - 11 - Matthew Niemier 18.04.2022

Eyewitness testimony is one of the most reliable forms of evidence in the court of law. As Christians, we understand that not only was Jesus resurrected, but He also appeared to a plehora of eyewitnesses. Join us, this Resurrection Sunday, for our sermon, "An Unlikely Witness to the Resurrection," from 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, where we'll hear from the Apostle Paul's first hand account of the Risen...

Humble Prayer - Hebrews 18:18-25 - Matthew Niemier 11.04.2022

Surgeons are under a tremendous amount of pressure and carry a massive amount of responsibility. The life of their patient is in their hands. Any surgeon worth their weight, would never show up ill prepared for surgery. In fact, they would prepare ahead of time for the upcoming procedure. As Christians, we must do the same. We must prepare prior to doing the will of God. Join us this Sunday, as we...

Outsiders On The Inside - Hebrews 13:7-16 - Matthew Niemier 04.04.2022

Similar to outer-space, this world is a hostile envoironment for humans. During space walks and in order to avoid floating away, astronauts utilizes tethers anchored to the space station. Though we may not float away, Christians can be led astray by earth's hostility. Therefore, in order to prevent this from happening, we need to be tethered to God's grace. Join us this Sunday for this exact encou...

Serving The High Priest - Hebrews 13:1-6 - Greg Shipley 28.03.2022

Most of us make lists - for shopping, the grocery store, or perhaps a "to do" list for jobs around the house. There are some lists in Scripture as well, At the end of his letter, the writer of Hebrews gives us a "to do" list of things that might not seem very connected to each other - but it's all about serving our great High Priest, Jesus. Jon us this Sunday to hear from Hebrews chapter 13, and w...

Misplaced Faith - John 11:20-44 - Jared Novak 23.03.2022

There are some who claim Christians have the power to claim things in the name of Jesus. If you just have enough faith, anything you need or want is just a prayer away. Is this true? Also, how much does your amount of faith have to do with the likelihood that your prayer will come to fruition? Join us this Sunday as we examine John 11:20-44, A.K.A. "The Raising of Lazarus". We will learn that our...

Unshakable Kingdom - Hebrews 12:18-29 - Matthew Niemier 14.03.2022

Scripture says that when God spoke on Mt. Sinai, "His voice shook the earth". No wonder why in 1971 Carole King sang, "Earth Move Under My Feet". With over 20,000 earthquakes per year to prove it, this earth has been moving under everyone's feet ever since Moses went up the mountain. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "Unshakable Kingdom" from Hebrews 12:18-29, where we'll heed the exhortation to...

Grace By Example - Hebrews 12:12-17 - Matthew Niemier 07.03.2022

As the Russians invade Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, has been an inspiration to his people. Instead of fleeing the country, he has chosen to lead from the front. As Zelensky stands up to the Russian aggression, the Ukrainian people have been sure to follow. It's a Biblically known fact that the Lord uses humans, to draw other humans to Him. As Christians, we should be conscienc...

Discipline Over Punishment - Hebrews 12:4-11 - Matthew Niemier 28.02.2022

The fundamental difference between discipline and punishment is life and death. Discipline prepares one for life, whereas punishment leads one to death. Parents discipline their children to one day leave their home in preparation to one day have their own. On the other hand, punishment is to be penalized through confinement. As children of God, we as Christians benefit from God's discipline. He is...

Committed To The Faith - Hebrews 12:1-3 - Jared Novak 21.02.2022

Tom Brady recently announced his retirement from the NFL after a highly successful 22 year career. Love or hate the guy, he is the GOAT when it comes to QB's in the NFL. His work ethic and commitment to training and eating healthy, has been linked to his longevity and success. He is the example for all others. Join us this Sunday as we continue our series in the book of Hebrews, where we just lear...

Faith Over The World - Hebrews 11:23-40 - Matthew Niemier 14.02.2022

There is much debate as to who should've been inducted into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 2022. Many from the steroid era are being shut out for the final time. It could be argued that this is due to an individual player's lack of truth and integrity. Christians may not have a Hall of Fame, but we do have a Hebrew Hall of Faith. All of those who've been inducted into the Hebrew Hall of...

How the Church Grows - Matthew 18:15-20 - Matthew Niemier 07.02.2022

Controlled burns in Forrests or wooded areas are conducted in order to promote healthy growth. Often times growth is hindered by dead leaves, tree limbs, invasive plants, debris & harmful insects. Although this seems counterintuitive, it's really beneficial as the old dead weight is removed, so that plenty of room can be made for the new healthy vegetation. The church is similar, in that it purges...

Rewarding Faith - Hebrews 11:8-22 - Matthew Niemier 01.02.2022

Everyone enjoys being rewarded. Though controversial, It's why participation-awards became so popular. Rewards begin with God the Father and are received by His faithful. Join us this Sunday for our sermon "Rewarding Faith," from Hebrews 11:8-22, where we'll see Abraham, Sarah, Isaac & Jacob be rewarded due to their faithfulness.

Not So Blind Faith - Hebrews 11:1-7 - Jared Novak 24.01.2022

The Bible says it's impossible to please God without faith. Some claim you must have "blind faith" to please God. Is this true? Well...what exactly is faith? Where does it come from? Why does it please God? As we continue our series in Hebrews, the writer tackles these questions in the beginning of chapter 11. Join us this Sunday as we discover where faith comes from and why it's "Not So Blind Fai...

Avoiding Judgment - Hebrews 10:26-39 - Matthew Niemier 17.01.2022

Nobody appreciates being judged by others. After all, it’s kinda difficult to be judged when the one judging is just as sinful. However, this is not the case with the Lord. He is able to judge His people through His righteousness. Fortunately, there is one way, and one way only to avoid His judgment. That one way is to posses saving faith in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Join us this Sunday...

Responding To Jesus - Hebrews 10:19-25 - Matthew Niemier 10.01.2022

The art of sending a proper invitation and subsequent RSVP is all but lost modern day. Many in society have opted to send invitations via social media rather than USPS. Unlike modern culture, Jesus has sent out the most proper invitation in the history of the universe. He has invited us, via His blood, to be in the presence of the most holy God. Join us this Sunday as we're encouraged to respond p...

One And Done - Hebrews 10:1-18 - Matthew Niemier 03.01.2022

Let's face some facts, the only real finisher is Jesus! We may think we complete this task or that assignment, but we really just leave the door ajar. Join us this Sunday for our sermon, "One and Done," from Hebrews 10:1-18, where we'll receive real encouragement in the unrepeatable sacrifice of Jesus!

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