Cuyahoga Valley Church Sunday Sermons (Broadview)

This Sunday, Founding Pastor Rick Duncan teaches that Jesus calls us to finish the good works He creates us to do, faithfully walking through the opportunities He places before us rather than leaving important things undone. We learn that as we wake up, turn back to God, draw strength from Jesus, walk through open doors, and hold fast to our faith, we can finish our work with confidence in Christ, who forgives our failures and gives us the power to remain faithful.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that Satan often draws us away from Jesus through subtle compromise, using pressure from the world and influential voices to slowly reshape what we believe and how we live. We learn that as God lovingly reveals areas of compromise in our lives, we bring them into the light, repent, hold fast to His Word, and help one another remain faithful to Jesus.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that Revelation gives us God’s perspective on what makes a faithful church, calling us to love Jesus deeply and remain devoted to Him even through suffering. We learn that when our love grows cold, we remember God’s grace, repent, and continue in faithful obedience, trusting Him to rekindle our hearts and sustain us all the way to eternal life.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti begins our new series, A Tale of Two Kingdoms, by teaching from Revelation that Jesus is the risen and reigning King who rules over all things and gives us hope rather than fear about the future. We learn that as we listen to His Word, bow down in worship, remain strong through trials, and trust His victory over sin and death, we can follow Jesus faithfully without fear.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that we align our hearts with God’s mission when we intentionally invite people to Jesus, continually allow Him to transform us, and help others grow in their faith. We learn that as we build meaningful relationships, take purposeful steps in our own discipleship, and willingly serve others for the sake of the gospel, we multiply God’s kingdom and help more people experience new life in Christ. 

This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that we become kingdom catalysts when we give ourselves to God’s mission instead of simply consuming what the church offers, allowing Him to use our lives and resources to advance His kingdom. We learn that as we willingly send, generously supply, and faithfully serve, we help our church reach more people with the gospel and invest in God’s work for generations to come.

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This Sunday, Pastor Dean Siley teaches that God’s Word transforms us when we move beyond simply hearing it and intentionally devote ourselves to good works that reflect the grace and character of Jesus. We learn that as we surrender sin, avoid pointless controversies and division, pursue healthy Christian community, and serve others with love, we make the beauty of Jesus visible to the world around us.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that remembering who we were apart from Christ keeps us humble, compassionate, and dependent on God’s mercy rather than self-righteousness. We learn that because God saves us by His grace alone and makes us new through the work of the Holy Spirit, we can extend the same mercy, kindness, and hope to others that He first shows to us.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that because Jesus Christ is the true King over every earthly authority, we can live with humble obedience, gracious speech, and confidence instead of fear, even when we disagree with those in leadership. We learn that when we trust God’s sovereign rule, we replace outrage with prayer, reflect Christ through our actions, and become faithful witnesses to the hope of His unshakable kingdom.

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 This Sunday, Founding Pastor Rick Duncan teaches that God’s grace does far more than forgive us, because it transforms us into people who leave behind our old lives, live in faithful obedience, and eagerly await Christ’s return. We learn that when we trust in Jesus alone for our salvation and allow His grace to shape our daily lives, we display the beauty of the gospel and reflect the hope of the good life found in Him. 

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