Jul 31
2011
History of Hymns In Short
Ever heard any history on the hymns we sing each week? Check out this short History of Hymns given at our recent Hymn night.
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The Apostle Peter has boiled it down for us into four biblical, ethical, practical and simple ways we can both think correctly and act correctly in the political process we will be involved in this week
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The REALITY regarding retreat is that we GET to spend personal time alone with God, because of what Jesus has done. We don’t HAVE to spend time with God because of what Jesus has done. We have an INVITATION not an OBLIGATION
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Have you ever made false accusations about Jesus? Know anyone that still does? Have you ever considered what Jesus in a sense 'accused' Himself of? If so this would be a great Sunday to be @ The Village, and a great Sunday to invite someone who's questioning who Jesus is.
Have you ever made false accusations about Jesus? Know anyone that still does? Have you ever considered what Jesus in a sense 'accused' Himself of? If so this would be a great Sunday to be @ The Village, and a great Sunday to invite someone who's questioning who Jesus is.
Jul 26
2011
Invite The Doubter in Your Life This Week!
This week @ The Village, we'll be looking at the accusations the religious leaders, and even Jesus' family, made of Him. You know anyone who's making irrational accusations about or against Jesus? Invite them on out this Sunday - it'll be one of the most evangelistic Sundays we've had in some time.
People are coming to Jesus from all over. That is the way God intended it to be – that all kinds of people in all kinds of places would be drawn to Him.
Big Idea: What Are You Handing Down?
Jesus was out by the lake, again, out in the open, teaching in public wherever he went…….making disciples. Jesus is about making Disciples…….unashamedly. Make no mistake about it, Jesus is about making disciples, and we are about making disciples…….just like everyone else is.
Mark uses the contagious connotation of the leprosy to remind us that Jesus Himself was contagious. He was the kind of person that people just couldn’t stay away from.
Mark uses the contagious connotation of the leprosy to remind us that Jesus Himself was contagious. He was the kind of person that people just couldn’t stay away from.