Faith Village Church of Christ

How often do you pray for wisdom? Of all the things we pray for, wisdom is the only request that’s a “guaranteed” yes. And maybe if we pray more for wisdom, like Solomon, we will receive all the other “stuff”, too. Jacob continues our new study over the book of James.

Have you ever felt like a failure? Everyone has. As we see from the life of Peter, Jesus is Greater than every discouraging and frustrating moment of life. Jacob gives the final message of this series with “Jesus: Greater than Our Failure.”

God hates racism. The Bible condemns it. The church should hate it as well. Jacob discusses one of the biggest poisons of our time and how the church can speak out against it.

The first lesson in our new study of the book of James. Jacob breaks down James’ promise that trials don’t work against believers, but for them. Join us for a study of James 1: 1-4.

As we continue our "He is Greater" series, we're reminded of the biblical truth that Jesus is greater than our finances. Anything we give to Him is a drop in the bucket compared to what He gives to us, yet Jesus commands us to give as much as we can.

What does it mean to be "good"? Goodness is one of the most important virtues of Christian character, yet we often don't understand what it means. Jacob breaks down the different meanings of the word "good" in the Bible and why they're all so important.

In part 4 of this series, Jacob teaches from one of the greatest comforts and promises of Jesus...He is Greater than Death!

Words matter. The way we use words matter. It’s no different when it comes to restoring those who have fallen away. Jacob breaks down Galatians 6:1 and it’s meaning.

Jacob gives part 3 of this series, “He is Greater...than Our Confidence”. The apostle Paul shows us in Philippians 3 the wrong places and the right places to place our confidence. Where do you place yours?

When we are told to go teach/preach/share the truth, what does that even mean? What is truth and why does it matter for a Christian in 2019. In this sermon, Zachary answers bother of those questions.