Urban Village Church

HPW 8.3.14 - Into the Storm

Preacher: Emily McGinley

Scripture: Jeremiah 1:4-10, 17-19

Synopsis: When X-Woman Storm found herself face to face with her past, the pain of it all shook her confidence to the core. When God called on Jeremiah to be a prophet, all of his anxieties and fears came to the surface. Listen in to hear how coming face to face with our vulnerabilities actually help us become the person we were created to be.

WP 8.17.14 - Mission and Service

Preacher: Dawnn Brumfield

Scripture: Acts 2:42-47

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Preacher: Dawnn Brumfield

Scripture: Acts 2:42-47

Av 8.17.14 - Ask a Pastor

Preacher: Preston Price

Preston answers our questions live. 

RN 8.17.14 - Sume Diem

Preacher: Chris Coon

Scripture: John 20:19-23

You've probably heard of carpe diem: Seize the day! But what if we spend so much of our time seizing that we forget to also receive, especially when it comes to God's abundant gifts of love and life. Perhaps a different way to think is to sume diem: Receive the day. God desires to give. Our first response is to receive. That enables us to also give, as well. 

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Preacher: Brittany Isaac

Scripture: Ruth

HPW 7.27.14 - Mutant and Proud: Trans Identity, Trans God, Authentic Self

Scripture: 1 Cor 9:19-27

Preacher: Richard McKinney

Synopsis: How do we become our authentic selves when the world often looks down upon that? What does it mean to live a life of authenticity in a society which prefers cookie cutter people? How can we feel whole when we don't even understand what that means? God is found between us and within us, asking us to become our authentic selves and creating space for us to be exactly the person we are meant to be.

AV 7.27.14 - Wonder Woman

Preacher: Brittany Isaac

WP 7.27.14 - Spiderman and Worth

Preacher: Tyler Ward

Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:1-13

In exploring the intersection between superheroes and spiritual reflection – who can forget aboutSpider-Man? The hero – constantly perceived and labeled as inadequate by peers – who always possessed the gifts and potential to be an instrument for social change. In this dialogue, it is discussed that who society deems as unworthy, God calls forth as worthy.