Urban Village Church

Preacher: Trey Hall

Scripture: Psalm 32

The beginning of our Lenten series of spiritual challenges around the gift and practice of forgiveness.

Preacher: Caleb Murphree, Church Planting Intern

Scripture: Ephesians 4:1-16

As we conclude our series on "Everyone a Minister," let's take up the challenge to do something bold and daring. If you roll up your sleeves and dig deep into the church, God will surprise you with something messy and deeply amazing.

Preacher: Trey Hall

Scripture: Genesis 1-2

To be a human being is to be created to be called by God. 

Preacher: Brittany Isaac

Scripture: Acts 2:42-47

Like the early church we have devoted ourselves to teaching, fellowship, and service and we are growing.  What's next as we remain faithful to God's call?

Preacher: Emily McGinley

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 10:23-11:1

Paul states, "All things are permissible, but not all things are beneficial." How do we live faithfully in the gray areas of life? video clip from sermon can be seen here. 

Preacher: Trey Hall

Scripture: Exodus 3.1-12

"Church" is not merely agreeing with shared values or consuming inspiration but is a place/people/way of hearing and responding to God's call to ministry for all people.

Preacher: Trey Hall

Scripture: John 5.1-9

The offer of change and the capacity to change are real, thanks be to God, and we all need it, but do we want it? It turns out wanting it is part of our healing.

Preacher: Brittany Isaac

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:18-31

The gospel message doesn't make sense in our world where we reward the powerful and ignore the weak.  The foolishness of the gospel is that God's power and love is found in our weakness and vulnerability.

Preacher: Thomas Yang, Student Pastor

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1.18-31

The Wisdom of God gives us permission to relax into the reality that God likes us. So may we be a community continually discovering and relaxing into the truth that God really does like us.

Preacher: Chris Coon

We've all had the experienced of not feeling smart enough, coordinated enough, good looking enough. Does any of that matter? How does it affect our relationship with a God who loves us...and likes us to boot. Some reflections on this, using 1 Corinthians 1:18-31.