"When people say bad things about you, don¹t get upset. Just think what they could say if they knew the truth!" --Mother Theresa He was one of the 12 closest disciples of Jesus. He was called an apostle along with Matthew, James, John, Peter and the rest of the guys. He traveled with Jesus and was witness to the miracles Jesus performed and the remarkable teachings Jesus gave. Jesus sent the disciples out on a ministry trip and Matthew 10 tells us they were given authority by Jesus to preach, cast out demons, and heal the sick. So it is likely that Judas did those things as well. And so, the questions naturally follow.... how could Judas, this seemingly close disciple of Jesus, betray Jesus? How could Judas turn traitor and sell out the Lord like that? He seemed to be on the team. He was wearing the uniform, he was out on the field. What happened to Judas that can explain his betrayal of Jesus? This Sunday evening at The Village Chapel we'll take a look at Judas Iscariot and see what we can learn from the mistakes of his life. I hope you will join us! Also, visit our website (www.thevillagechapel.com/special.html) for more info on our special series for women The Journey to Significance. The first segment last week was incredible and dealt with the subject of fear. This week's subject is: Depression and a Mundane Existence as Barriers to Significance. Jim Thomas, Pastor www.TheVillageChapel.com Rethinking church: new forms for ancient truths "...and they believed. And when they heard that the LORD was concerned about them and had seen their misery, they bowed down and worshiped." Ex. 4:31 The Village Chapel is a relationship oriented, non-denominational church that meets on Sunday evenings at 5 pm for worship. The service includes acoustic praise and worship music, congregational readings, prayer and a verse-by-verse Bible study. We meet in the atrium room high atop the Hampton Inn on Crestmoor Rd, just off Hillsboro Rd in Green Hills/Nashville. Loving childcare is provided. For more info visit our website: www.TheVillageChapel.com call 615-297-4747 or, reply via email: TheVillageChapel@comcast.net
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