Urban Village Church

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 4:1-15

Preachers: Emily McGinley & Dawnn Brumfield

Week 2 of UVC's sermon series, The Beautiful Struggle. 

Scripture: Phillipians 2: 3-8

Preacher: Tim Kim

What does racism have to do with sin, salvation, and the cross? 

Scripture: Acts 10:28-29, 34-36

Preacher: Amy Valdez Barker

The sermon lifts up thoughts on our own privileges and our own limitations.  Who defines the boundaries that we place in our lives?  Is it culture?  Is it society?  Or do we allow our relationship with God define the boundaries of our lives?  It really should be God's grace and love!

Scripture: John 4:5-42

Preacher: Chris Coon

This sermon takes a close look at how race has a deleterious effect on how both whites and people of color perceive themselves and the other.

Scripture: 2 Exodus 11-15

Moses was confronted with himself when he encountered difference. What do we learn about ourselves (and one another) when we encounter difference?

Scripture: Acts 10:17-35

Preacher: Trey Hall

The first of four sermons in The Beautiful Struggle: Race, Faith, and Building a Church Without Walls

Scripture: Exodus 3:1-10

Preacher: Paul Ortiz

We often find ourselves stuck in a "wilderness" of despair. Rather than trying to ignore/avoid these parts of our journey, as disciples we are to discover God where we least expect God to be.

Scripture: John 21:24-25

Preacher: Trey Hall

Lead Pastor Trey Hall preaches on "The state of UVC", where we've been, where we are right now, and where we're going.

Listen in as Urban Village Church's lead pastors (Trey Hall and Christian Coon) talk theology with Aurora University's Rev. Dr. Jonathan Dean.

This month's topic: Is Jesus the only way to God? 

Scripture: Luke 14:1, 12-24

Preacher: Caleb Murphree

One variety of spiritual gifts are externally focused, and like the skin of a body, these gifts are the most visible to the outside world. In Luke 14, Jesus shows us what a community using these gifts looks like, why it looks this way, and how we can become that kind of community.