1. A life controlled by the sinful nature is in hostility with God and ends in death (vv. 5-6, 7-8). This life is characterized by... A. Opposition to God's work (3:11-18). B. Evil and unrighteousness (1:31-32). ...
1. Recognize your former master | 14-17 3 facts about your former master ● We were sold under sin. ● We don't belong to sin. ● Disdain for sin affirms God's standard.
We are in a battle against the powers of darkness -- the devil and his demons. And for us to wage war victoriously, we need to understand the devil's...
1. Point of origin. He was... A. Created by God. B. Convicted of...
Complete contentment eludes us this side of eternity, but Revelation 21:1-8 gives us a peek into the future where complete contentment awaits, and that help us to...
1. Long for the consummation. We long for a new... A. Place to live. ...
1. Becoming a ministry partner. Involves. . . A. Character that counts B. Commitment to service C. Cheering others on D. Comforting others Realize that there will be. . . ...
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About Aurora Campus Sermons (from Village Bible Church)
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Village Bible Church is a Christian, protestant, evangelical, non-denominational church seeking to make disciples of Jesus.
Our mission drives us to find ways to reach our community. In 2008, God called Village to a new vision through the adoption of two other area churches in Aurora and Shabbona. In 2013, God opened the door to the launch of a Spanish-speaking campus, and our El Camino campus was born.
Each of our locations are connected as one, despite physical distance, because each has a similar dynamic worship experience, including "personal touches" such as live bands and campus pastoral teams. The teaching pastors at each campus preach through the same sermon series bringing continuity across all locations. The pastors of all campuses meet weekly to collaborate with each other regarding ministry locally and church-wide.
People who attend Village Bible Church will find the quality of a large church with the intimacy and personal interaction of a smaller church.