Erin Village Alliance Church

Life Interrupted: Haman's life is forever interrupted by divine justice. In an interesting turn of events Mordecai's live is also interrupted by that same hand of divine justice. When you and I face injustice...we must trust that God's divine justice will prevail either in this life or in the next. (Esther 5:9-7:10)

The actions of a prodigal son have a profound effect on any loving father. A loving father will always welcome their prodigal sons and daughter back into their arms. (Luke 15:11-32)

Life Interrupted: Esther's new life as Queen is interrupted by a life-threatening decision. At times God calls us to go all in for the Kingdom of God...even at the risk of our very lives. (Esther 4:4-5:8)

Life Interrupted: One of the reassuring truths that we can take away is that even when evil rises to the highest levels of leadership, God is still sovereign and His plan of salvation will prevail over anyone who rises against Him. (Esther 3:1-4:3)

Jesus loved his mom intentionally, sacrificially, and as long as there was breath in his longs…and in doing so set the bar incredibly high for every son and daughter whose come after him. So how is God calling you to love on your mom or honour your mom this mother's day? (John 19:26-27)

Life Interrupted: Mordecai's life is radically interrupted by an ethical predicament Sometimes our lives are interrupted by ethical predicaments...and how we decide can have a profound impact on our life and on the lives of others. (Esther 2:19-23)

Life Interrupted: Esther's life is radically interrupted by a divine set of unusual circumstances. (Esther 2:1-18)

Life Interrupted: When Life is Interrupted…and God is Nowhere to Be Seen…He is Still Sovereignly Directing Our Lives Behind the Scenes. This is the truth that flows so powerfully out of the first chapter in Esther's story. (Esther 1)

Matthew and Friends: One of Matthew’s First Actions as a Follower of Jesus Was To Introduce His Friends to Jesus…and This Was Right at the Heart of Jesus’ Mission. How about you? (Matt 9:9-13)

Now What? Now that God has given us life, the question He asks us is "What are you going to do what the hope you have received"? This is a message preached to students regarding sharing the hope they have with others. (Gal 2:20)

Easter Sunday Service: Crossroad (John 20:1-18)

From the Tomb to the Table. Jesus' Burial: Mark 15:42-47, Jesus' Death and Crucifixion: Mark 15:16-41, Jesus' Arrest/Interrogation: Mark 14:32-51,15:1-15, The Last Supper: Mark 14:12-26

Crossroad: Jesus' crucifixion and burial. (John 19:17-42)

Crossroad: Jesus is handed over to be crucified. (John 19:1-16)

Crossroad: Jesus' Betrayal and Arrest. (John 18)

The Greatest Goal: The greatest goal in ministry is not reaching the highest level of skill in the area of our spiritual giftedness… but to serve one another in love. If we miss this… we miss what matters most.

The Name on the Front of the Jersey: Despite the fact that God gives us individual spiritual gifts… God calls us to serve together as one unified team.

Discovering the Position You Were Created to Play, Part 2: God has created you for a specific position on the field… do you know what it is… and if so, are you playing that position right now? (1 Cor. 12:8-11)

Discovering the Position You Were Created to Play, Part 1: God has created you for a specific position on the field… do you know what it is… and if so, are you playing that position right now? (1 Cor. 12:8-11)