Village Seventh-day Adventist Church

Solomon's journey in Ecclesiastes reveals that all worldly pursuits are vanity without a relationship with God. Despite his immense wealth and wisdom, Solomon found true fulfillment only in fearing God and keeping His commandments. His story serves as a powerful reminder that true success is rooted in a personal relationship with God, not in material wealth or achievements.

We have an obligation to keep our promises, as seen in the example of Israel under Joshua rescuing the Hivites from their enemies. God expects us to have the nobility of honesty.

This week's message explores the concept of spiritual DNA, examining how the values and behaviors we inherit shape our lives and congregations. By looking at the story of Israel in the Bible, we learn about the consequences of grumbling and faithlessness, and the importance of faith and obedience. The message emphasizes that bad spiritual DNA can be changed through divine intervention, reflection, and renewed commitment to God's covenant. Reflect on your own spiritual DNA and embrace the possibility of transformation through faith and obedience to God.

This week's message, 'The Remnant and the Rocks,' explores the journey of faith through the story of Joshua leading the Israelites across the Jordan River. Key themes include living by faith, the importance of remembrance, and the role of leadership and community. Joshua's actions, such as setting up memorial stones, highlight the significance of remembering God's faithfulness. The sermon encourages believers to step out in faith, support one another, and reflect on God's past interventions to strengthen their trust in Him.

Today's sermon is about faith and belief in God's promises, through the lens of Abraham's servant searching for a wife for Isaac. The servant had faith in his mission and absolute confidence that Rebecca was who he had been sent to find. His example is one of abiding in faith.

This week's message focuses on the theme of second chances, using personal anecdotes and biblical stories to illustrate the importance of faith and obedience. The story of Rahab in Jericho highlights how acts of faith can lead to redemption and new beginnings. Joshua's leadership emphasizes the need for trust in God's guidance. We need a renewed commitment to faith, and encourage practical steps to embrace second chances in our lives.

The story of Uriah the Hittite and King David highlights the importance of staying on active duty in our faith. Uriah's unwavering commitment to his comrades contrasts sharply with David's moral downfall when he became complacent. This teaches us the dangers of spiritual negligence and the need for constant communication with God. By being intentional in our faith and engaging in aggressive service, we can fulfill our spiritual mission and strengthen our relationship with God.

This week's message draws parallels between climbing a challenging mountain and our spiritual journey. Using the story of Joshua, it highlights the importance of faith, courage, and obedience. Joshua's leadership teaches us that God's promises are reliable, and the Holy Spirit empowers us for service. Practical applications include shining your light, stepping out in faith, and staying rooted in God's Word. Reflect on your own 'mountains' and trust in God's guidance to overcome them.

Discover the profound significance of the Lord's Supper and the importance of remembering Jesus' sacrifice in this insightful reflection on Luke 22:19. Delve into the symbolism of the cross, the central focus of Christianity, and the powerful message of salvation it conveys. Learn from the cautionary tale of Abner in 2 Samuel 3 about the dangers of self-centeredness and the needless death it can lead to. Understand how Christ's sacrifice serves as a ransom for our sins, offering us a refuge akin to the cities of refuge in the Old Testament. This video explores how we can apply these biblical teachings to our daily lives, challenging us to live in the light of Christ's sacrifice and deepen our relationship with Him.

Discover the core of biblical leadership with our latest discussion on 'The Heart of a Leader: A Biblical Perspective.' This insightful exploration draws from the story of Nehemiah, highlighting the challenges leaders face in today's society, such as the abandonment of truth and the attack on the family unit. Learn about the importance of truth, love, and character in leadership, and how these qualities are exemplified in Nehemiah's compassionate response to his people's distress. Understand the significance of leading with integrity, humility, and a servant's heart, and how these traits contribute to effective leadership. Whether you're a family member, teacher, or church leader, this video will inspire you to lead with godly principles. Join us as we discuss how to apply these timeless lessons in our homes and communities, and become the leaders God has called us to be. Don't forget to reflect on the questions posed for personal growth and take on the challenge to demonstrate leadership in your life this week.