The fig tree provides a living parable: the temple looked fruitful but in fact was fruitless, just like the fig tree on the side of the road. The missing ingredient was faith and faith leads us to dependent, confident prayer to the God of the impossible.

Pastor Ron discusses how our vision statement, "Building Christ focused families that disciple their community for Him," will impact Village this year. We will be focusing on reproducing disciples through discipleship starting with conversion to maturity. Come be part of it!

We are challenged with how to respond to Jesus' birth by looking at the Magi and their response of joy, worship, and giving.

If we are to give like Jesus this Christmas, we need to understand how He gave. Listen and discover how Jesus gave intentionally, personally, sacrificially, and abundantly.

If we are to give like Jesus this Christmas, we need to understand how He gave. Listen and discover how Jesus gave intentionally, personally, sacrificially, and abundantly.

On Monday of Passion Week, Jesus curses a fig tree for not bearing fruit and then clears the vendors out of the temple as they were keeping Gentiles from prayer and worship. What do we do that hinders worship and people from finding Christ?

Jesus reveals that He is the Messiah as He enters Jerusalem in the triumphal entry. May we see Him in awe as King and worship Him, trusting that He is working His plan.

As He travels from Jericho to Jerusalem towards the cross, Jesus stops and heals a blind man. This blind man exhibits faith and discipleship in the midst of difficulty and cries out for mercy.

Jesus compares how his disciples should lead with how the world leads. There is a remarkable difference between servant leadership and power leadership. Pastor Ron gives an overview from scripture of how to be a servant leader in the church family and in your home.

Jesus predicts his death one more time to show the disciples what servant leadership really is. He came to serve and be a ransom for many!