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The Village Blog

Preparing for the Nehemiah Series

Author: Matt ChandlerCategory: General

Life in DFW can simultaneously be a blessing and a curse. We are blessed to raise our families in communities that are relatively safe. We are cursed because our neighborhoods sometime resemble insulated cocoons where we don’t visibly see enough of the world’s brokenness.

Miscarriage and Me

Author: Julie WildingCategory: General, Culture

Great is Thy faithfulness, O God my Father. There is no shadow of turning with Thee. Thou changest not, Thy compassions they fail not; as Thou hast been Thou forever wilt be. Great is Thy faithfulness, great is Thy faithfulness. Morning by morning new mercies I see. All I have needed Thy hand hath provided. Great is Thy faithfulness, Lord unto me. I have always desired children. There isn’t ...

Made in the Image of God

Author: Zach LeeCategory: General, Culture

Why is Life Sacred? What is it that sets humans apart from other animals? Is it the fact that we use tools or that we have big brains? Is it the fact that we are smart or work together? Genesis 1:27 gives us the answer: We are made in the image of God. We alone, out of all that God created, bear the image of God – the imago dei. What this means is that, though we are not God, we are more like ...

The Gospel and Racial Harmony

Author: Beau HughesCategory: General, Culture

It took years for God to break the stranglehold of blatant racism in me—I wonder if any of us gets free of its more subtle forms—and I now see this sin as one of the most poisonous, with perhaps the greatest societal effects. Philip Yancey, Confessions of a Racist. Many Americans, Christians included, live as if our country is no longer racialized, naively believing that our country’s ...

A Lesser Communion

Author: Jen WilkinCategory: General

Thou preparest a table before me...my cup runneth over. Psalm 23:5 Above the cook top in my kitchen, a sign hangs with a quote from Lord Byron. It reads: “much depends on dinner.” The sign started off as a joke – a little irony directed at the Martha Stewart mindset that anything less than the perfect pork roast might unhinge the cosmos – but as time passed, it became less a witticism ...

Porn is an Elementary School Problem

Author: Adam GriffinCategory: General, Culture

When I was kid, if you were curious about something too embarrassing to ask about, there was only one place to go: World Book Encyclopedia. Those sweet alphabetized mountains of illustrated knowledge sat authoritatively on the shelves in our family room. They beckoned to my curious third-grade mind, calling out proudly that they had all the information on the female anatomy that so mystified me. ...

2012 Advent Video: From Darkness to Light

Author: The Village ChurchCategory: General

As a part of Advent this year, we’ve created a series of videos that focuses on the transition of darkness to light, from sin and depravity to the hope of all things made new. Through voiceover and an abstract, lyrical style that sets the tone more than it tells a linear story, the videos essentially communicate the gospel – God rescuing us out of darkness and bringing us further into the ...

Divine Determination: Our Identity in Christ

Author: Mary AndersonCategory: General

Who are you in light of the Father’s eyes? From where or whom do you draw your true identity? We often search for identity or significance in our social status, reputation and achievements apart from God. Amid the emptiness of this quest for identity, we’re enticed to fill the void with just about anything – past or current struggles, hobbies or a career. It’s common, even trendy, to ...

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