Sermons From Village Bible Church (sugar Grove Campus)

We are fortunate that the Psalms address most aspects of life. It is beautiful to see that God cares for humans, no matter the struggle. This series provides snapshots of how the Psalms address various life situations.

We are fortunate that the Psalms address most aspects of life. It is beautiful to see that God cares for humans, no matter the struggle. This series provides snapshots of how the Psalms address various life situations.

We are fortunate that the Psalms address most aspects of life. It is beautiful to see that God cares for humans, no matter the struggle. This series provides snapshots of how the Psalms address various life situations.

1.  Shame is a result of our failures. Through the life of Peter we see: The place of failure The pain of failure The price of failure Our failure involves our: Choices Companions Consequences   2.  Shame is removed through...

Stopping our second-guessing involves: 1.  Developing a relationship with a disciple who doubted. Thomas was: A fisherman (John 21:1-3) A follower of Christ (Luke 6:13-16) Focused on finding the answers (John 14:5)   2.  Defending...

As the disciples encounter the risen Lord we see: 1.  The setbacks of service. These setbacks are seen in the lives of: Apathetic April Busy Buck Optional-Obedience Ollie Ignorant Izzy Ill-Equipped Iris Scared Sven 2.  The things...

Saying good-bye to our sorrows means identifying the: 1. Reasons for our sorrows. Some reasons involve times of: Difficulties Disappointment Despair Death 2. Road that leads to our joy. This road: Will be different for each...

As we study the heavenly departure of Elijah, we are reminded that our departure involves: 1.  Waiting on our own time of parting. This parting is a: Privileged opportunity. Promised occasion. Private occurence. 2.  Walking the right...

When fools say there is no God they:    1.  Disregard the power and providence of God. This disregard is seen in light of: Ahaziah's affliction. Elijah's intervention. The soldiers' destruction.    2.  Go down a painful...

While God is gracious and patient we must remember: 1.  The days of God's patience have an end. This is seen in the life of (a): Celestial beings. Civilization. Country. City. Corrupt king. Christians. Couple. To protect...

To rise above our times of discouragement we must recognize: 1.  The misery that we can experience as Christians. These experiences can cause us to: Run away in fear. Rationalize our feelings. While these reactions seem natural we...

As we examine this epic battle we see: 1.  The pre-game fanfare. Notice the: Temperature of the crowd. Terms of the contest. 2.  The prize fight. This involved the: Spastic activity of the Baal prophets. Settled approach by...

1.  Elijah's life of surrendered service    This service: Does what is required. Is reinforced by God's promises. Is responsive to every command.   2.  Obadiah's secret life of service    Our text gives us reason...

God gave Elijah some "on-the-job training" at Zarephath.  Elijah passes with flying colors, and this is seen in: A trial involving a great loss.      This trial involved a: Dead person. Distraught parent. Dumbfounded prophet. His...

The forging of our faith involves: God's fresh path of obedience. This path should involve a fresh:  Command. Challenge. Comfort. God's faithful promises amidst new obstacles. These obstacles would cause:  Doubt...

As we explore this experience we see:  The assignment to boot camp.    This assignment involves: God speaking. Symbolic spot. Solitude. A certain span of time. Steps of obedience. God’s supply.   The advantages of boot camp.     These...

This paradox surrounding the events of Israel is seen in: The perversions that invaded the culture.    These perversions came from a: Nagging and nasty religion. Number of wicked rulers. Notorious relationship. The person whom...

Before I leave, please remember: 1.  That people matter.  This is seen in: Paul's relationship. A personal request. 2.  The pattern for a healthy ministry.  This pattern involves: Ongoing education. An all-consuming devotion. Daily...

We enter the danger zone when: The Christian is distracted.  Staying focused involves knowing what to: Address (vs. 8).  This involves: Good doctrine. Grateful duty. Avoid (vs. 9).  This involves: Foolish teaching. Fruitless...

Paul reminds us about:  1.  Our problem with sin.       This problem affects our: Attitudes. Appetites. Actions.   2.  The only person who saves.   3.  The principle regarding our status.   4.  The parts of salvation.       Paul...