In 2024, we started our year with an emphasis on hospitality in our series Make Room. To kick off 2025, we’re beginning in a similar fashion with a follow-up series, Make Room. After cracking open the door of hospitality, it’s now time for us to talk about boldly inviting others in - into life with Jesus, life with the church, and our own personal lives.
We’ll spend the month of January exploring what it means to know Jesus, live for him, talk about him, and grow in our confidence in him. Learn more in our Series Setup:
Church Center makes it easy to view previous livestreams and listen to Village Audio - in the app and on the web!
Every so often, a few of the pastors and other guests will gather around a table to talk about various topics. The Formed & Sent Podcast touches on anything from theology and culture to local issues and in-house happenings.
We’ll be migrating past series to Church Center throughout 2024. Thanks for your patience!
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This a reflection on the fourth in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “Will we love the church in November?”
This a reflection on the third in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “How should we think about politics?”
This a reflection on the second in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “Why should we care about politics?”
This a reflection on the first in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “What’s at stake in this year’s election?”
