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Why is it so hard to speak about Jesus? How can we share the gospel even in the face of losing things we value? Because in Jesus we have everything we need.
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Why is it so hard to speak about Jesus? How can we share the gospel even in the face of losing things we value? Because in Jesus we have everything we need.
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As Paul walks around Athens his belief in Jesus doesn’t cause him to look down or patronise those who are different from him. Instead, he sees it as a point of learning. He realises he’s surrounded by real people with real needs and through love he engages with them in a language they’ll understand. Why? Because the gospel addresses everyone’s deepest human need.
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Church isn’t always easy. And for some, it’s downright difficult. So how does a church that stared with a businesswoman, a slave girl, and a Roman jailer go on to shine like a star in the sky? Acts 16 tells us how – and gives our own churches some help along the way.
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Sorry Mums & Dads and Kids that the family studies for this week weren’t ready to take home last night. I’ve uploaded all the studies so far here so that you can access any you may have missed. Enjoy!
Lauren 🙂
If God’s grace is a free gift then why does it feel as if the church places terms and conditions on it?
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Over the past year there have been plenty of things to give thanks for at Village Church. The growth of our Internationals community; the starting of playgroup within Kelvin Grove; the opportunity for Nat to run church in the detention centre; the development of the kids ministry team under Lauren and as we head into Christmas the Carols are shaping up to connect and share the Gospel with even more of our local community than ever before.
So while we want to talk about the exciting things that have been and are happening, we need to stop to acknowledge that there are also some hard things going on (the search for a new lead pastor), and that the next 6 months are going to be a time of significant change but also opportunity. It’s going to be painful for some and provide uncertainty for many, so at this time it’s worth us – even while we celebrate and remember the good things God is doing – recognising the hard things for what they are, talking about them as a Church community, and seeing the opportunities to serve in different ways.
Below is a quick update on where the search is at, and what the next few months is going to look like for us all. (Click tabs to expand on each section.)
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Jesus Christ is the risen Son of God – the one through whom forgiveness of sins and new life comes. The gospel is good news, then, because it connects us to this living God.
The word of God continues to overcome secular and religious boundaries in Acts. But for us, when days are dark, can we really rely on the gospel to be unstoppable? And will we as God’s people help get this message out or will we keep it to ourselves?
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Hey Village Church. This week we’re kicking off our fourth and final term for the year in the book of Acts. Click here to download the studies.
“John Evans – Power in Weakness” from Mitchell Eidse’s Album by Mitchell Eidse. Released: 2015.
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