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Pastor Mark Crawford's sermon on the book of Romans was a powerful and enlightening exploration of Paul's teachings. His emphasis on applying Romans 12 to our lives served as a profound…

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In this village sermon, Pastor Michael Cousineau carries on his enlightening series on the scriptures, focusing this time on the book of Acts. He dedicates a portion of his discourse to…

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Pastor Mark Crawford kicks off our summer series, "Books of the Bible," with an insightful summary of the entire book of John. In his sermon, he sheds light on the remarkable I Am state…

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Today, as we conclude our series on the letters in the book of Revelation to the seven churches in Asia Minor, I invite you to reflect on some important questions.

Question 1: Do you hav…

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Question:
What do you have?
What do WE have as a group? A place to meet, AC, liturgy, a band, community, kids, rhythms, language,
traditions
In the book of Acts, the story of the early chur…

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Sardis
Today, as we take a look at the Book of Revelation and explore its intriguing epistles, we find ourselves at the threshold of the letter to Sardis. However, before embarking on th…

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In this thought-provoking sermon, we explore the message to the church in Thyatira from Revelation 2:18-29. The message to Thyatira is a timely reminder for Christians to be vigilant ag…

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As we continue our exploration of the 7 churches in Revelation, we now venture into the captivating narrative of the Church of Pergamum in this third sermon. Pastor Mark will walk along…

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The letter to Smyrna in the book of Revelation: This letter is addressed to a church that is undergoing intense persecution and suffering, and it contains powerful messages about trust,…

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The Village Church’s sermon podcast is more than just a weekly message. It is an invitation into the great and ongoing story of God’s work in the world. Pastors Eric, Ma…

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In a moment of time, John was granted a picture: the book of Revelation. And just like how we see different things at different moments in time, we also have various pictures of Jesus i…

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This is the last sermon in the Radical Discipleship series, where we embark on a journey to discern what it truly means to live a life of radical obedience and unwavering devotion to ou…

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 We are in a series on Radical Discipleship and last week, Michael summarized the previous 11 weeks to help us integrate all of these into our entire lives as we follow Christ. We have …

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The Village Church’s sermon podcast is more than just a weekly message. It is an invitation into the great and ongoing story of God’s work in the world. Pastors Eric, Ma…

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Eric Cepin
3-12-23
Being a disciple is radical and extreme: Luke 9:23 is our anchor, our theme verse, that tells us to take up our cross and follow Jesus. We’ve been applying this idea to…

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Questions:
1. Who gets to tell you who you are? (whether you know it or not, you have to wrestle with
this daily!)
2. What holds your affection(s)? What is the object of your desire(s)? (T…

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Some questions:
● What transforms hardship into discipline? Ans: Submission
● To whom should we submit? Ans: The Father of spirits
● What is the benefit? Ans: Peace, righteousness, life, g…

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Two ideas to wrestle with today:
We are all parents: you are a parent if you are in the kingdom of God.
and  Who is God calling you to parent? Radical parenting looks at parenting in a di…

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 This morning, we read I Peter 2:2-9. This was written by Peter, an apostle, and you can read his story in the Gospels and Acts. Peter wrote I and II Peter but most likely he dictated t…

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Today, I want to start with a beautiful picture of Martha Stewart saying, “Do you know that unwelcome guest that everyone wishes
would leave already?” This idea of the
unwelcome guest is …