Church in the Valley - Ontario Ranch Campus

Men don’t just appear in our society. There is a maturing process that develops a man and shapes his perspective and approach to life. Boys need heroes and models who will help guide them, coach them, provide experiences that will challenge them, and ultimately call them forward as men.

Men don’t just appear in our society. There is a maturing process that develops a man and shapes his perspective and approach to life. Boys need heroes and models who will help guide them, coach them, provide experiences that will challenge them, and ultimately call them forward as men.

Men don’t just appear in our society. There is a maturing process that develops a man and shapes his perspective and approach to life. Boys need heroes and models who will help guide them, coach them, provide experiences that will challenge them, and ultimately call them forward as men.

The first family was given a focus (aka: The Great Mandate) and within this came the opportunity to have a generational impact. The Great Mandate sets the agenda for family life and involves taking dominion and multiplying.

The first family was given a focus (aka: The Great Mandate) and within this came the opportunity to have a generational impact. The Great Mandate sets the agenda for family life and involves taking dominion and multiplying.

The first family was given a focus (aka: The Great Mandate) and within this came the opportunity to have a generational impact. The Great Mandate sets the agenda for family life and involves taking dominion and multiplying.

In a world where everyone is “entitled” to doing whatever makes them “happy,” the Scriptures presents a different role that people can have with one another as they decide to be God’s instrument for change to occur.

In a world where everyone is “entitled” to doing whatever makes them “happy,” the Scriptures presents a different role that people can have with one another as they decide to be God’s instrument for change to occur.

In a world where everyone is “entitled” to doing whatever makes them “happy,” the Scriptures presents a different role that people can have with one another as they decide to be God’s instrument for change to occur.

To truly change, we must choose faith and repentance to begin the new spiritual life God has for us. However, to continue to grow and overcome the challenges and obstacles of life, faith and repentance are still vital for our spiritual formation.