Creature of the Word, the new book from Matt Chandler, Josh Patterson and Eric Geiger, was birthed out of a burden and desire to place Jesus back at the rightful center of the Church. It is a copyright and resource of The Village, shaped and formed in many ways by our church body. All money and proceeds go back into our church, where the passion for the book first began.
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Once a celebration of an old Celtic tradition, Halloween is now the second most celebrated family holiday in America. Nearly 70% of Americans will participate in some form or fashion, and it’s the only night of the year where the world around me actually comes to my door – that of a pastor. With that in mind, I want to share just one of the ways my family and I have decided to redeem this ...
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A History of the Holiday | The Celts started the holiday 2,000 years ago, calling it Samhain (pronounced: “Sow-in”). The Celts celebrated the New Year on November 1 and believed that the night before was a transitional period from a time of harvest, light and warmth (summer/fall) into a period of death, darkness and cold (winter). They believed that the spiritual and physical realms ...
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Lifeway will host a time of teaching and Q&A for the launch of Matt Chandler, Josh Patterson and Eric Geiger’s new book Creature of the Word, from 8 a.m.-11 a.m., Tuesday, October 23, in the Flower Mound Worship Center.
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Many times when we as Christians go through spiritual dry spells, we tend to think that God does not love us. In fact, I have met many people who have called their salvation into question when going through periods of doubt, sin, depression or all the above.
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It’s an election year, and unless you live in a shoe, you have been on the receiving end of both parties’ tireless efforts at courting your vote. With all the mudslinging, name calling and hot-button issues, it can be difficult, as believers, to know how we’re supposed to think about the dogfight that has become this year’s presidential race.
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Five years ago, on the first Sunday of The Village Church in Denton, Campus Pastor Beau Hughes preached a sermon titled A City Within a City.
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