Village Church – Kelvin Grove

We continue our series in Genesis and turn to one of the most searching passages in all of Scripture — Genesis chapter 3. From the very beginning, God’s word has never shied away from the hard truths about the human condition, and this passage is no exception. In a world that often minimises, redefines, or flat-out denies the reality of sin, we need to hear what God has to say about it more than...

In a world that is more connected than ever, yet lonelier than ever, the question of what relationships are truly for has never been more important. Are they simply for companionship? For fulfillment? For convenience? Or is there something far deeper that God had in mind from the very beginning? Today, Sam will take us through Genesis 2 and help unpack for us what the meaning of relationships...

Before the fall, before the sweat and the thorns, before work became a burden – there was a garden. And in that garden, God placed the man He had formed and gave him something to do. Work was not a consequence of sin; it was a gift. In Genesis 2, we discover that to be made in the image of a creating God is to be made for meaningful labor. This morning, we return to the garden – not to escape the...

Last week we started our series on Genesis as it revealed to us the meaning of the universe: God made everything to share with us his glorious goodness. This week we return to Genesis 1, to see how God shows his goodness in US OURSELVES, human beings God made his own likeness. What does it mean to be made in God’s image? What does it mean for the purpose of your life? How does that change the way...

Before there was anything – there was God. And when He spoke, everything came to be.Genesis 1 is one of the most profound passages in all of Scripture. It’s an invitation to wrestle with the deepest questions we carry. Why does anything exist at all? Why do we exist? What is this world for? And who is the God that stands behind it all? In a world that offers a thousand different answers to those...

Our very own BST student Chris helps us navigate the hills of Psalm 121 in this talk. The post Psalm 121 appeared first on Village Church - Kelvin Grove.

Today we kick off our holiday series in the Psalms. In the first of the Psalm of Ascent, a weary pilgrim cries out to God from a place of distress – surrounded by deceit, conflict, and hostility. This ancient prayer reminds us that honest lament is a form of faith, and that even in the darkest valleys, we can bring our deepest troubles before the Lord. As we begin our own journey of ascent, we...

Paul makes it unmistakably clear: the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not a footnote to the Christian faith — it is basis of the Christian faith. No resurrection means everything is pointless; faith is hollow, sin still has the last word. But Paul’s not trying to frighten anyone — he’s calling believers to the hope and glory of what they actually have. The resurrection is historically grounded,...

As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds celebrate a king of their own expectations. But His actions reveal a very different kind of Messiah—one who confronts, restores, and calls us to see Him as He truly is. This week we ask: Who is Jesus, and what kind of Saviour are we looking for? The post Palm Sunday appeared first on Village Church - Kelvin Grove.

In Romans 15 Paul reminds us that God’s plan has always included people from every nation, united in love together under Christ. As we listen to today’s talk, we’ll be thinking about how the gospel shapes the way we treat one another and how God fills his people with joy, peace, and hope as we trust in him.The post Romans 15 | Overflowing Hope appeared first on Village Church - Kelvin Grove.