Village Bible Church Podcast

Two Ends (Isaiah 24-25) 09.10.2016 ↓

Isaiah takes the paths of trusting in man and trusting in God and shows where they lead to for all eternity. It is good to know which philosophy wins before staking our lives on it.

Paying Attention To Warning Signs (Isaiah 13:1-20:6) 25.09.2016 ↓

Isaiah addresses the nations surrounding Israel and confronts their sin. They are trusting in anything but God Most High! Whom do we trust? Also, a Powerpoint with maps to all the nations discussed can be downloaded.

To Trust or Not To Trust (Isaiah 7:1-9:7) 04.09.2016 ↓

Ahaz has an opportunity to trust God, but trusts self instead leading Judah into further trouble.

Called By The Sovereign, Holy God With a Plan (Isaiah 6) 28.08.2016 ↓

The foundation to Isaiah's call is an encounter with the holy, righteous King! He is cleansed and ready to serve.

Despising the God Who Gives Everything (Isaiah 4-5) 21.08.2016 ↓

Even though God gave Judah everything they needed to serve Him, they still turned their back and rebelled against Him. Unfortunately, we can do the same thing.

Intro to Isaiah 24.07.2016 ↓

Join us as we being our study of Isaiah by exploring the background and themes of this book.

Summing It up: Be Restored (2 Cor 13:1-14) 03.07.2016 ↓

Paul ends by calling us to examine ourselves to see if we are right with God and right with others. Be restored in all relationships!

Family Worship: You Can Do This! 19.06.2016 ↓

This is the second in a series of how to love God in the home. How can we include family worship into the life of the home? You Can!

Open Hands or Tight Fists? (Part 2) (2 Cor 9:1-15) 15.05.2016 ↓

In this text, we continue to see principles for giving and reasons for giving.

Loving God in Our Homes (Deut 6:4-9) 08.05.2016 ↓

God has called each of us to love God and love others. How do we do that in the home? This is the first in a series of practical ways to love God and love others in the home.

Open Hands or Tight Fists? (2 Cor 8:1-24) 01.05.2016 ↓

In this text, Paul challenges us to be a giving people. Why should we give and how much?