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

This series, we will look at one of the most deceptive traps Satan uses to pull us away from God – offense. An offense can sever relationships, root bitterness into our hearts, and pull us away from God’s will for our lives. But what if, even when we are offended, we don’t take the bait? What if there was a way to break free from an offense? We’ll explore how to do just that in this life-changing, four-part series.

This series, we will look at one of the most deceptive traps Satan uses to pull us away from God – offense. An offense can sever relationships, root bitterness into our hearts, and pull us away from God’s will for our lives. But what if, even when we are offended, we don’t take the bait? What if there was a way to break free from an offense? We’ll explore how to do just that in this life-changing, four-part series.

This series, we will look at one of the most deceptive traps Satan uses to pull us away from God – offense. An offense can sever relationships, root bitterness into our hearts, and pull us away from God’s will for our lives. But what if, even when we are offended, we don’t take the bait? What if there was a way to break free from an offense? We’ll explore how to do just that in this life-changing, four-part series.

He died on a cross for our sins. He rose from the dead three days later and defeated death. He’s the Way, the Resurrection and the Life, the Good Shepherd, the Light of the World, the True Vine – apart from Him we can do nothing. Join us this for this new series as we take a deeper look into the life of Jesus, the lives He impacted, and how these stories point us to True North.

He died on a cross for our sins. He rose from the dead three days later and defeated death. He’s the Way, the Resurrection and the Life, the Good Shepherd, the Light of the World, the True Vine – apart from Him we can do nothing. Join us this for this new series as we take a deeper look into the life of Jesus, the lives He impacted, and how these stories point us to True North.

He died on a cross for our sins. He rose from the dead three days later and defeated death. He’s the Way, the Resurrection and the Life, the Good Shepherd, the Light of the World, the True Vine – apart from Him we can do nothing. Join us this for this new series as we take a deeper look into the life of Jesus, the lives He impacted, and how these stories point us to True North.

He died on a cross for our sins. He rose from the dead three days later and defeated death. He’s the Way, the Resurrection and the Life, the Good Shepherd, the Light of the World, the True Vine – apart from Him we can do nothing. Join us this for this new series as we take a deeper look into the life of Jesus, the lives He impacted, and how these stories point us to True North.

The challenges of this recent season have caused all of us to make some changes in our lives, both big and small. Some of these changes have forced us out of our comfort zone and pushed us to grow like we never thought we could. We've had to be innovative. We've had to be flexible. We've had to have grit. As we look at all the things we've learned in the first half of 2020, what changes do we need to hold onto to create a healthy “New Normal"?

The challenges of this recent season have caused all of us to make some changes in our lives, both big and small. Some of these changes have forced us out of our comfort zone and pushed us to grow like we never thought we could. We've had to be innovative. We've had to be flexible. We've had to have grit. As we look at all the things we've learned in the first half of 2020, what changes do we need to hold onto to create a healthy “New Normal"?

The challenges of this recent season have caused all of us to make some changes in our lives, both big and small. Some of these changes have forced us out of our comfort zone and pushed us to grow like we never thought we could. We've had to be innovative. We've had to be flexible. We've had to have grit. As we look at all the things we've learned in the first half of 2020, what changes do we need to hold onto to create a healthy “New Normal"?