Village Green Community Church Podcast

Getting a LIFE is a journey. From first breath to last, life can be full of adventure and excitement one moment, then full of doubt and pain the next. ...Despite all that life can throw at us, we all want to have confidence that we are heading in the right direction: one that will help us to confidently navigate all of life with endurance and hope.  At Village Green Community Church, we believe that Jesus points us to a better way, a better life, a better hope. Come, and embrace the journey with us. Come and Get a LIFE.'

Communion is one of two ordinances in the evangelical church, the other being baptism. In this message, we dive into the rich theological treasure that is Communion, and why it is such a vital piece of our spiritual walk.

Trust is not an easy thing to surrender to someone else. We need proof and a willingness that trusting another is worth it. The same holds true with faith. Though we are taught to be self-reliant, faith really soars when we learn to surrender and trust God fully 

We know that how we live makes more of an impression and impact than what we say. How do we avoid the minefields that are part of life and become an example of what it means to live like no one else?

One of the practical demonstrations of ultimate faith in God is found in our ability to be generous. We not only benefit others when we are generous, but we also touch the heart of God as well.

It is said we live in a post-Christian world. One that not only devalues the necessity of the Gospel, but the entire foundation it is built upon.

"Unless you stand for something you will fall for everything," is a well-known adage. How do we stand firm when is seems the entire world is on a mission to discredit faith?

The darkness is real, but so is the light.

Join us as Elder Emeritus, Ernest Yanful, brings us teaching from 1 Corinthians 3:5-15. Fellow workers with God means we are God's workers, God's partners, working together as a unit to achieve God's desire, including building the church. Therefore, to be in Christian ministry is to serve others in Jesus' name for the sake and glory of God.

Join us as Matthew Burkholder shares a message from John 4. God is at work in places we avoid, and in those we often write off because Jesus is the Saviour of the world.

Rob Fleming shares a message from Isaiah 36-39. Rob and his wife Kathryn are Village Green Community Church supported missionaries serving in Japan.

Behind our acts of worship is the acknowledgement of power, something greater that deserves our reverence. Whoever we bow down to, must be who we believe has ultimate authority.

Temptations come with certain presumptions that can appear to be rational at first, but dig a little deeper, and the portential for greater damage is quickly exposed.

Temptations come in many forms, but the most lethal are the ones that come in the guise of fulfulling a legitmate need.

The church, as an institution, has been the object of attack, both from the outside world and within its very ranks for centuries. Why should believers care about the way in which “the church” is treated and portrayed?

We all know what happens when we close our minds. we stop growing and the older we get; the bleaker life becomes. The same is true when we close our hearts, we miss out on experiencing the greater blessings God has in store for us.

Personal well-being has become a major cultural focus of late, especially after the fallout of a drawn-out pandemic. But God has always been concerned about our personal overall health, long before it became popular.

Suffering is a reality of being human. It is the plight of many with no end in sight. As believers, our ability to ease the suffering in this world goes far beyond the practical help it extends to those we help.

Justice has become an important social priority, especially since injustice continues to be so prevalent. How do Christians navigate true justice in a world of inequality, racial strife, and economic disparity.

The Resurrection changes everything.