Cuyahoga Valley Church Sunday Sermons (Broadview)

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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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that the good life is found not in ruling ourselves but in surrendering to Jesus, allowing the gospel to shape how we live even in circumstances we cannot control. We learn that when we faithfully trust Christ, submit to His Spirit, and reflect His character through every season of life, we adorn the gospel and point others to the beauty and hope found in Him.

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This Sunday, Elder Kyle Gustafson teaches that we reflect the character of God when we live differently from the culture around us and intentionally help one another grow in Christ through faithful discipleship. We learn that when we pursue self-control, invest in the next generation, and build Christ-centered relationships within the church, we display the goodness of God to a watching world.

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This Sunday, Associate Pastor Tony Scialabba teaches that we must guard our hearts and our church against false teaching by holding firmly to God’s Word and trusting Jesus alone for our salvation rather than adding human rules or traditions. We learn that when we stay rooted in Scripture, remain connected to the local church, and help one another discern truth from error, we are protected from deception and grow in the freedom Christ gives us.

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 This Sunday, Founding Pastor Rick Duncan teaches that God calls church leaders to be marked by Christlike character, faithfulness, humility, and a deep commitment to His Word rather than charisma, success, or personal influence. We learn that when we fix our hope on Jesus instead of human leaders, pursue godly character in our own lives, and help guide others toward Christ, we contribute to healthy homes, healthy churches, and the truly good life. 

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that the good life is not found in comfort, success, possessions, or achievement, but in surrendering to Jesus, anchoring ourselves in His truth, and living as part of His family. We learn that when we trust God’s unbreakable promises, allow His Word to transform us, and build our hope on the finished work of Christ, we experience the lasting life He intends for us.

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This Sunday, Lead Pastor Joe Valenti teaches that following Jesus means taking the narrow road of obedience, sacrifice, and trust, even when the path is difficult and costly. We learn that when we stop chasing comfort, status, and shortcuts and instead fix our eyes on Jesus and follow Him faithfully, He leads us through every trial and into eternal life.

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This Sunday, Founding Pastor Rick Duncan teaches that we cannot earn our way into God’s kingdom through success, morality, wealth, or effort, but must come to Jesus like children who humbly receive His grace. We learn that when we surrender the idols that compete for our hearts, trust in the saving work of Christ, and invest our lives in His kingdom, we gain a reward that far outweighs anything this world can offer. 

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