Life is a journey. From first breath to last, life can be full of adventure and excitement one moment, then full of doubt and pain the next. We can easily become disoriented by its complexity and overwhelmed by the challenges before us. Despite all that life can throw at us, we all want to have confidence that we are heading in the right direction. One that will help us to positively navigate all of life with endurance and hope. At Village Green, we believe that Jesus pointed us to a better way, a better life, a better hope. Exploring life at Village Green is about exploring the way of Jesus. Come, and embrace the journey.
Jesus has a crucial interaction with Peter, who had previously denied Him three times. The encounter highlights themes of redemption and the importance of love and responsibility in following Jesus. John 21:1-23
One of the defining moments in the life of Peter is his denial of Jesus, not once but three times. How could someone so committed to Jesus, fail so miserably? Matthew 26:69-75
Peter’s impulsivness reflects a passionate, deeply human character who struggles between faith and fear, often acting on instinct rather than careful thought. This duality makes him a relatable figure, illustrating the complexities of devotion and the journey of faith. Matthew 16: 21-17:9
Many of us struggle with deciphering god’s will for our lives. Peter, on the other hand, received from Jesus a call that marks a turning point, establishing Peter’s leadership role in the church. Matthew 16:13-20 **We had technical difficulities with the camera feed during recording. The video is PowerPoint only.
As we step into May, we’re reminded that this season is one of growth, renewal, and fresh beginnings. This past month has been filled with meaningful moments, times of worship, connection, and service. As we look ahead, we do so in anticipation for what God will continue to do among us. May brings new opportunities to gather, to encourage one another, and to live out our faith in real and practical ways.
As we enter into the month of April we also enter the season of Easter and the services here at Village Green that celebrate the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus.
On February 20th, we met our precious baby boy, Ethan Kai. We are very thankful for a smooth delivery and recovery so far, and for the peace that God has given us throughout this season. Ethan is a Hebrew name and means “strong”, and while Kai has various origins, in Japanese (海) it means “ocean”. We like how the ocean is a way that we see God’s strength in creation, and we pray that he would have a strong faith…
As March arrives, we begin to sense the quiet transition from winter toward spring — a season that reminds us of renewal, growth, and hope. In many ways, this mirrors what God continues to do among us as a church family. We are grateful for the ways we have seen faith deepened, relationships strengthened, and opportunities for service expanded over the past weeks.