Obedience is hard for children. It's really hard for adults! But God wants us to obey and He can do amazing things through us when we're willing to follow Him.

We live in a world that divides people based on race, ethnicity, gender, and class. Often this division takes place because one group wants to be superior to another. When God looks at humanity what does He see? A hierarchy or equality?

God invites every believer to celebrate the greatness of His nature as an all-knowing, all-sufficient, and all-worthy God. Whenever believers genuinely enter into that experience, we will respond with hearts of trust, praise and surrender.

Is God in control during even the worst circumstances? In this message, Pastor Tom McElroy shows how even murder can be used by God for His glory.

In a special Sunday celebrating the first year of Village Church, Cisco Cotto offers some insight on God's faithfulness as told by the prophet Jeremiah. He also offers some examples of God's faithfulness in the early life of our church.

In this passage we read about Stephen being falsely accused of working against God. During his lengthy speech to his accusers, he shows how they are the ones who are against standing in God's way.

Resolving conflict is challenging, especially in church. How do we settle disagreements in a way that honors God, respects other people, and allows for the continued spread of the gospel message?

For 2,000 years people have tried to stop the spread of the gospel. It was true in the days just after Jesus left the earth and it's true today. How does God respond when people try to put out His light?

Dr. Winfred Neely of Moody Bible Institute encourages us in sharing one of Jacob's final moments. He is old, weak physically, and his eyesight is gone, but his faith sight is clearer than it has ever been in his life!

When questioned by leaders, Jesus often responds in unpredictable ways. What does this say for how we should live our lives?