Village Seventh-day Adventist Church

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Village Seventh-day Adventist Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 512 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Strange Faces | Prof. Roy Gane

  Sep 14, 202642 min

  The genealogy of Jesus in Matthew's Gospel includes four unexpected women: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba. Each came from outside Israel, and each entered the family line of Christ through difficult or scandalous circumstances. Yet God redeemed every one of them in a remarkable way. Tamar found justice through Judah's honest confession. Rahab's faith saved her from a doomed city and a broken past. Ruth's loyal love brought her into the line of David. Bathsheba, taken against her will, was ultimately honored as queen mother. Their presence in the genealogy of Jesus is not an accident. It is a declaration that God's grace reaches further than we expect, to people we might never have chosen.

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  The Prerequisite for the Kingdom | Pr. Taylor Hinkle

  Sep 7, 202637 min

  Jesus opened His ministry with a surprising declaration: blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Being poor in spirit does not mean being weak or defeated. It means recognizing your genuine spiritual need before God and abandoning the illusion of self-sufficiency. Pride closes the heart to grace, while humility opens it. The Beatitudes in Matthew 5 flow from this single starting point, each blessing building on the one before it. Recognizing your spiritual poverty is not the end of the journey. It is the beginning of everything God wants to do in your life. The kingdom of heaven is not for those who have earned it. It is for those who know they need it.

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  Face Time | Pavel Zubkov

  Aug 31, 202646 min

  In Luke 9:51, Jesus steadfastly set His face toward Jerusalem, fully aware of what awaited Him. His resolve was not rooted in ignoring the difficulty but in fixing His eyes on the destination. When the Samaritans rejected Him, His disciples wanted to call down fire in retaliation, but Jesus rebuked them and simply moved on to the next village. Rejection does not end the mission. It redirects it. We are called to respond to opposition with grace and perseverance, not frustration or force. The more time we spend with Jesus in prayer, the more our character begins to reflect His. Like Jesus, we are invited to set our faces toward something greater than this world and keep moving forward in love.

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  A False Balance and a Just Weight | Daniel Gordan

  Aug 24, 202647 min

  Most of us would never consider ourselves dishonest, but our everyday transactions reveal more about our faith than we might expect. Proverbs 11:1 declares that a false balance is an abomination to God, while a just weight is His delight. In ancient times, dishonest merchants would manipulate their scales to cheat buyers, and Solomon places this image at the heart of his wisdom framework as a choice between the path of God and the path of destruction. The Law of Moses reinforced this, tying honest measurement directly to Israel's covenant identity with God. Modern equivalents of a false balance include hidden fees, inflated timesheets, concealed defects, and using superior knowledge to take advantage of others. God does not simply condemn dishonest scales. He takes personal pleasure in honest ones. Christian integrity means the scale stays accurate even when no one else is watching. Honesty in ordinary life is not a minor footnote to faith. It is one of its clearest expressions.

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  To Tithe or Not to Tithe, That Is the Question | Pr. Daniel Gordan

  Aug 11, 202640 min

  Tithing is one of the most debated topics in the church, but the book of Malachi offers a surprisingly rich and challenging perspective when read in full context. The people of Israel were withholding their tithes as a protest against a corrupt priesthood, and their frustrations were not entirely without merit. However, God called their withholding robbery, because their decision was harming faithful priests, Levites, and others who depended on those offerings. God's call to bring the whole tithe into the storehouse was given in the middle of real corruption, asking His people to trust Him even when human systems were broken. We do not give to human hands. We give to a faithful God who sees every problem in leadership and is fully capable of dealing with it. Faithful giving is ultimately an act of trust.

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