Why do we even come to church? What’s the purpose of it? In 1 Corinthians 14, Jeremy Wales unpacks some of the whys for what we do at church.Village Church

Love is an idea we’re all familiar with, right? This week Jeremy Wales unpacks love from Jesus’ perspective and how that was to shape everything the Corinthians and we do.Village Church

Paul addresses the Corinthians’ issues surrounding spiritual gifts to help them remain united rather than divided. Jeremy unpacks how this may look for us in our current circumstance.Village Church

In the final talk for this Holy Spirit series, Jeremy Wales unpacks the peace and unifying work of the Holy Spirit – bringing many who would otherwise never be a community, together in Jesus.Village Church

This week, Jeremy Wales go through a number of passages that show us how the Holy Spirit works in the lives of God’s people.Village Church

This week Jeremy Wales starts our three week mini-series on the Holy Spirit by looking at what Jesus spoke most about what the Holy Spirit does: providing the presence of Jesus in His followers.Village Church

Sam McGeown lays out the vision for Village Church – what we stand for, where we’re going and why we do what we do.Village Church

Continuing our holiday series in the book of Psalms, Daniel Soesilo preaches from psalm 3. We’ll hear of how King David can find hope in hopelessness as he turns to God and so can we.Village Church

During term 3 holidays, Peter Lloyd and Daniel Soesilo will be preaching from Psalms 1 to 3. Peter begins the mini-series with a look at the happiness that comes only from God and how we might have it despite our circumstances.Village Church

In the final sermon of the series in Ruth, Sam unpacks the legacy of love running through the book of Ruth. We see how, in Jesus Christ, there is still hope despite the circumstances.Village Church

This week in the book of Ruth, Sam unpacks how Boaz takes on the role of family redeemer for Naomi and Ruth as he points to Jesus’ own redeeming work for us on the cross.Village Church

This week Sam preaches from Ruth of how risk-taking is part of a life following Jesus just as Ruth and Naomi took a risk in Boaz.Village Church

This week’s sermon by Sam McGeown.Village Church

This week’s sermon by Sam McGeown.Village Church

This week’s sermon by Jeremy Wales from the Ordination Service for SamVillage Church

This week’s sermon by Stuart Hoadley for our 15th Anniversary Service.Village Church

This week’s sermon by Philip McGann.Village Church

This week’s sermon by Sam McGeown.Village Church

On the surface, this passage is about the culturally-distant question of whether to eat meat offered to idols. But under the surface, it’s a passage that raises the question of how we use our freedom in Christ to love those around us, in all the areas of life where our words or actions could damage our brother or sister’s conscience.…

This week’s sermon.Village Church

In this final talk in our Pure Sex series, Jeremy helps us to think about how God’s word helps us to catch a vision for following Jesus in our marriage or singleness, in all of the challenges and gifts in each.Village Church

As we come to chapter 7 of 1 Corinthians, Paul starts to address some of the most challenging areas of life, including marriage and singleness. In this talk, Jeremy helps us to see the foundation that Paul lays for how we can make decisions in these areas of life: the priority of honouring Christ with our lives, and how that should shape our decisi…

In this talk, Sam helps us through this confronting passage, to see that what we do with our bodies really matters, to us and to God. And yet, we were bought at a price, at the cost of Christ’s body, to restore us and make us pure, so there’s always hope.Village Church

As we start to think about God’s vision for the purity of sex, we come to another complicated struggle in the Corinthian church: a man sleeping with his father’s wife. Into this situation, Paul reminds the church of the power of making right judgements—with clarity, without hypocrisy—and how important this is for maintaining health in the church.…

In our final talk in Upside Down World, we see that the gospel transforms the way that we see ourselves.Village Church