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Village Church Rolesville
Sunday Message, July 20th, 2025
Bethany Davenport
1 Samuel 7:7 - 13
Series Summary: An Ebenezer stone was a marker erected by the Israelites to mark God’s faithfulness and how God had brought them thus far. We all have Ebenezer stones in our lives. People, places, experiences that remind us of how God has faithfully brought us to where we are right now. What are your Ebenezer stones? How do you remember and mark God’s faithful love in your life? We get to hear from you!
Village Church Rolesville
Sunday Message, July 6, 2025
Pastor Tyler Williams
1 Corinthians 3:1-9
The Church as God's Family is supposed to be:
A community of open and formative belonging
Broken but teaching each other how to love better
Resemble Jesus
Ephesians 2:19-22
Acts 2:42-47
Main Idea: Throughout the Bible, Temple is associated with God’s place of dwelling and abiding with God’s people on earth. The temple was a place of encounter with God. Everything about the Temple was designed to orient people to and represent the glorious praiseworthiness of God. If the church is God’s Temple, then we are supposed to be a community in which people can encounter and worship and be met by the Living God. We are supposed to point people to God, facilitate an encounter. Can people look at and be in our church and clearly see God represented everywhere? We are priests who help people experiencing God. The temple was also a shelter and sanctuary where people could go and get a respite from the storms of life. What does that mean for us as the church? We need to remember that we are a living temple and not static in one place though! Also, temples were places people went in hopes of healing. Aren’t we supposed to be like a field hospital for the hurting and broken? Temple as distinct from the palace/kings. Place of prophets and priests?
“This means the Church is not just a place where Christ is discussed or admired but where he is encountered. To be the Church is to be drawn into Christ’s ongoing movement. It is to be the place where heaven and earth meet, where eternity interrupts time, and where Christ himself is made present through Word and sacrament.”
Scriptures: 1 Corinthians 3:10-17; Ephesians 2:19-22
Village Church Rolesville
Sunday Message, June 15, 2025
Pastor Tyler Williams
Ephesians 5:25-32, Colossians 3:12-14
Village Church Rolesville
Sunday Message, June 8, 2025
Pastor Tyler Williams
Genesis 2:5-7, 1 Corinthians 12:12-27
Main Idea: On the way back from Jerusalem, Mary and Joseph can’t find Jesus because he’s hanging out at the temple soaking up every word. He’s listening with wide eyes no doubt. Later in his ministry we know that he depends on both his knowledge of scripture and his relationship with his father in heaven. Perhaps we need to recover the story seeking of children who always love to listen to stories. God’s story is the overarching story of our lives.
Scriptures: Luke 2:41-52
May 25 - Boy with Loaves (ok with ordinary)
Main Idea: When a crowd was hungry and the disciples were looking for food, a small boy offers up his lunch to share. Jesus blesses it and a miracle ensues. We would do well to have a childlike faith that’s willing to share. Piano Story p.165
Scriptures: John 6:1-14
Village Church Rolesville
Sunday Message - May 18, 2025
Tyler Williams
Luke 1:26-38
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