Turn in your Bibles to the book of Colossians. We are currently in a series entitled, “Preeminent”. It is a study of Paul’s letter to a church in the city of Colossae, which was located in what is now modern-day Turkey. In this study, we have been...
Last week we learned about Jesus’ preeminence in all things because He’s created all things, He claims ownership over all things and He controls all things—from the largest star to the smallest particle. As we continue in this series, we will examine...
Turn to the book of Colossians as we continue in our series. Before Christmas, we began to dig into Colossians, trying to understand the culture and people to whom Colossians was written. We’ve learned in the introduction that the church in Colossae...
This week we are continuing our series on the Book of Colossians entitled, “Preeminent.” Last week we learned the who, what, why and where of the Book of Colossians. Paul has written a letter to a young, yet growing church in the town of Colossae...
This week we begin a new series on the Book of Colossians entitled, “Preeminent.” An aged man named Paul wrote this four-chapter book more than 2,000 years ago. This apostle writes to a small, yet growing church. In spite of the age of this book...
We would be remiss to not stop and say one of the ways in our “9 Marks of a Healthy Church” series is to look at how we give back to God. Stewardship is our way of worship and telling God that we are full of gratitude for the gifts and the blessings...
Our church is dedicated to inspect its health. We have been asking probing questions in our series entitled, “Fit Church.” Practicing these marks of a healthy church isn’t easy. Becoming a healthy church takes effort—it doesn’t happen by just showing...
Currently, our church is looking at the marks of a healthy church in our series, “FitChurch.” This week, we are addressing Biblical church membership. Normally, our preaching style is exegetical. We usually go verse by verse through books of the...
0 min
About Sugar Grove Campus Sermons (from Village Bible Church)
From the publisher's feed
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.