CCV Audio Messages (Christ's Church of the Valley)

Belief requires boldness and humility. We trust in a God bigger than our understanding, and we experience miracles that are impossible to explain. And somehow, the toughest questions in faith tug us forward, and deeper still.

Belief requires boldness and humility. We trust in a God bigger than our understanding, and we experience miracles that are impossible to explain. And somehow, the toughest questions in faith tug us forward, and deeper still.

Belief requires boldness and humility. We trust in a God bigger than our understanding, and we experience miracles that are impossible to explain. And somehow, the toughest questions in faith tug us forward, and deeper still.

Belief requires boldness and humility. We trust in a God bigger than our understanding, and we experience miracles that are impossible to explain. And somehow, the toughest questions in faith tug us forward, and deeper still.

Belief requires boldness and humility. We trust in a God bigger than our understanding, and we experience miracles that are impossible to explain. And somehow, the toughest questions in faith tug us forward, and deeper still.

The gift of grace is an endless invitation. No matter your background or where you've been in life, God is inviting you to come home. We hope you’ll join in community as we celebrate the incredible story of Jesus this Easter!

The love of the Father is beyond all reason, reaching for redemption, and ready for reconciliation. And that’s good news when you remember we’ve all gone astray, and we’re all finding our way back home.

The love of the Father is beyond all reason, reaching for redemption, and ready for reconciliation. And that’s good news when you remember we’ve all gone astray, and we’re all finding our way back home.

The love of the Father is beyond all reason, reaching for redemption, and ready for reconciliation. And that’s good news when you remember we’ve all gone astray, and we’re all finding our way back home.

We live in an age where everything vies for our attention. Constantly bombarded by noise and distractions, our margin has become a commodity. But what if the trap that robs us of the most life is actually one we set ourselves?