Let’s turn to the Book of Haggai. We’ve been in a series entitled “Consider Your Ways” and have been asking the question, “Am I about God’s business or am I about my own?” We’ve used the illustration of two doors and we’ll talk about...
As we look at how we ought to be considering God’s ways—especially when it comes to our perspectives in life—let’s see what the Scriptures say in Haggai 2:1-9:
In the seventh month, on the twenty-first day of the month, the...
Haggai takes place during a time that was not the best for the people of Israel. They had been taken away from their homes and all they knew in their homeland had been destroyed. They were carted off to the nation of Babylon—which is modern-day...
I’m going to ask you to turn to the Old Testament Book of Haggai. If you don’t know where it is, the best way to find it is to go to your table of contents. It’s a small book at the end of the Old Testament. In fact, it’s the second shortest book...
If you haven’t yet, turn to 1 Peter 5. We’re in a series that we’ve entitled “Strangers in a Strange Land” that we’ve been in now for over six months. We had the great privilege to have Betty Shiman with us—a wonderful elderly woman who now lives...
Please open your Bibles to the book of 1 Peter, chapter five. Our heading today is “Things My Mom Taught Me.” It’s not per se a Mother’s Day message, but a reminder of some of the simple truths and themes that Peter is going to share in our lesson...
We’re in the last chapter of the Book of 1 Peter in a series entitled “Strangers in a Strange Land.” As we come to this last chapter, we see that it speaks to the issue of leadership within the church. We’ve been learning for some time now that God...
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About Sermons from Village Bible Church (Sugar Grove Campus)
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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.