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Tag: rich villodas
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Loki and Pastor Rich
3 preaching points from Loki (Episode 2) 1. Apocalypses are points of revelation. 2020 is a reminder of this 2. Order ≠ Peace (Order—especially of an institutional kind—is often a tool of oppression & depersonalization). 3. Much of life is oriented around the tyranny of timelines. @richvillodas I was going to wait until next week…
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Winter Villodas
“Jesus doesn’t say to be known by your theology, the way you vote, or your judgementalism but by your love.” Pastor @richvillodas I don’t get to see them all but I’m alway blessed by the services at New Life Fellowship. But when I can combine my desire to draw 90’s style comics with the message of…
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Job’s Dark Night
“Job demonstrates that God is after our honesty and not our perceived notion of holiness.” – Pastor Rich Villodas If I’m being totally transparent, I thought I was going to be watching a sermon that had some ties to WandaVision. I had already planned out how I was going to arrange the notes; what dynamic…
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Not Forsaking Our Baptism
“The average Christian spends an hour or 2 a week under the teaching of their local church but as many as 13 hours a day consuming other forms of media: listening to podcasts scrolling through twitter watching cable news.” There was a lot to this sermon. I tried to capture what I could but there…
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Stand Against the Powers
“For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.” Ephesians 6:12 I wanted to finish out this series with Pastor @richvillodas and everyone at @nlfnyc . I was blessed by this message because of…
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God, Politics, and the Church
“If any christian fits neatly into a political party then they don’t fit neatly into the Kingdom of God. The Kingdom of God trancends all political parties.” 😳 I started following Pastor @richvillodason twitter and was really impacted by his insight and the love that comes through his words. I decided to catch a sermon and…