Sermons From Village Bible Church (sugar Grove Campus)

In these unfaithful times, we must recognize the... 1.  Chaos we face.     Our chaotic lives...       •  Are difficult       •  Lead to disappointment       •  Cause us to despair       •  Take place for different reasons 2.  Counterfiets we turn...

Turn in your Bible to Philippians. We’re in a series titled “Relentless Joy.” We’re learning what it means to have joy in all contexts and circumstances, and yes, even in all of life’s crises. The Apostle Paul is writing from prison to a church he...

Turn in your Bibles to Philippians 2. We’re in a series we’ve entitled “Relentless Joy” and are on a journey to find the joy we’re missing and which the world advertises but leaves us wanting more. As Christ-followers, we have come to realize the more...

The year was 1941 and a man named George de Mestral—someone most, if not all of us, have never heard of—went out for a walk with his dog. It was an enjoyable walk, but when he returned, he noticed something that was very annoying. He had burrs from...

We experience the fullness of joy when we practice the presence of God. Practicing the presence of God means... 1.  Loving God's people. 2.  Turning from sin. 3.  Cultivating contentment. 4.  Pursuing God's ways.

Let’s look to God’s Word this morning as we continue our series on the book of Philippians entitled “Relentless Joy.” We’ve been seeking to understand that God has commanded His people—you and me—to be people of joy. We’re told we can be filled with a...

I. Paul’s dedication to Christ brings him joy. A. Paul receives joy through the prayers of other Christians. B. Paul receives joy through the help of the Holy Spirit. C. Paul receives joy through the hope of courage and boldness. II. Paul’s...

Whenever you endure hardships or suffering... 1.  Look up.  God has a master plan. 2.  Let others know.  God uses it to motivate His people. 3.  Leave the what ifs in God's hands.  The Gospel should     be our most important priority.

We’ve come back to where we started last week in our series on the book of Philippians. We’ll be in Philippians 1, starting with verse three. Our goal is to learn from God’s Word how we can live lives of joy, no matter the circumstances or crises that...

This year we’ll be going through the book of Philippians together. We’ll walk through the four chapters one by one, which is a style of preaching called “expositional.” It’s a hallmark of our commitment to God’s Word. Other methods of Bible study...

1.  You were made to work. 2.  Sin is why you dislike work. 3.  You'll work in heaven forever. 4.  Start embracing work now.

1.  Why am I here? 2.  How do I get on the right path? 3.  What do I do?

1.  King Jesus shouldn't be ignored. 2.  King Jesus is worthy of worship. 3.  King Jesus invites everyone to worship Him.

1.  The angels shared a message that was...       •  Planned       •  Positive       •  Peaceful       •  Personal       •  Full of praise 2.  The mesage of Christmas       •  Must be a priority       •  Needs to be pondered       •  Needs to be...

1.  The Savior was predicted through the ages. 2.  The Savior arrived as a son. 3.  The Savior was given to us as a gift. 4.  The Savior is our King. 5.  The Savior is fully God. 6.  The Savior is the author of peace.

Turn in your Bibles to Genesis 25, as we finish a two-month series called “Abraham: An All-In Life.” We have been watching a man who stands tall in all of human history. Why is he such a great man? It’s not because he invented some new form of...

I invite you to turn with me to Genesis 22. Once again we’re going to look at the life of Abraham to discover what it means to live an all-in life. So far we’ve seen that being all-in means following and trusting God. It involves prioritizing Him and...

Let’s turn our attention to God’s Word this morning as we continue in our series “Abraham: An All-In Life.” We’ve seen how God called Abraham out of total obscurity in northern Iraq, not because of anything Abraham did, but because of God’s grace. God...

Let’s turn in our Bibles to Genesis 18. We’re continuing our study of the life of Abraham, which we’ve come to realize is an all-in life. Wherever God told him to go, he went. Whatever God told him to do, he did. He didn’t always do it perfectly, but...

Let’s turn again to Genesis. We’re in our series called “Abraham: An All-In Life.” This title is a great reminder of the life of Abraham in one short phrase. Without even reading a word of the story, we know God had him on a journey of what it meant...