Village Church of Lincolnshire Podcast

This Sunday we gather in God’s presence to worship Him. We invite you to lift up the Lord together with gratitude and in great faith. Pastor Jim Renke will be leading us through Matthew 5:17-20. This is the place where Jesus connects his ministry to what went before, while opening up to us a new vision for the future he calls us to.

Guest Speaker, Chris Gearhart, leads us through Matthew 5:13-16 with this new series. The title of the sermon: You Are, Irrefragably, NOT the Light of the World.

Easter 2026 at Village Church of Lincolnshire

There are many claim the right to demand our loyalty, sacrifice and praise. But there is one King that came, different from all others. His uniqueness compels us to love and serve Him. Come, get to know this “Different Kind of King.”

This morning, Pastor Jim Renke will be leading us through the last of the Beatitudes, Matthew 5:9-12. We will be encouraged and challenged that when we share God’s work in the world, we may find difficulty, but we have reason to rejoice because the ultimate gift of His kingdom is ours! In Christ, we have a new way to live and it brings blessing to all who are around us.

This morning we will bring our praises to the Lord of mercy. Pastor Jim Renke will continue walking us through the Beatitudes of Jesus. He will focus on God’s mercy and the experience of God’s presence.

This morning, we will see the blessings of depending on God and waiting for his righteousness. Life in His Kingdom is living with a vision of renewal.

We begin our walk through the most famous sermon ever - the Sermon on the Mount. This Sunday, we’ll begin looking at the blessings of Kingdom life, while trying to envision what Christ’s kingdom is really like. We invite you to come, share in worship, in the Word and around the Table.

2 Kings 2:1-18

Come, hear how God might be preparing you for a new call. Is it time to walk into a new opportunity, or a new responsibility? Let’s learn from Elijah how God whispers his direction in a comforting and reassuring way. And it also helps to remember that the spiritual work is always his work. 1 Kings 19:10-18