Today, Light of the Valleys invites you to ask yourself: "Am I a hypocrite?" It's easy for us to go through the motions of worshiping God and living an outwardly good life, but where are our hearts? We'll see how unclean our hearts are and, more importantly, hear how they've been made clean for good. Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23.

What are the bare necessities of life? We usually list things like food, water, and shelter. But Jesus tells us there is something we need more than anything else, something we could not possibly live without -- saving faith. Pastor Dan Waterstradt leads us through Jesus' challenging and comforting words in a sermon on John 6:51-69, "Offensive Gospel".

Saved! It's one of the most comforting words ever. Today, Light of the Valleys Lutheran Church in Reno, NV invites you to listen in to see how being saved is God's greatest gift to us. Today's message is by Josiah Loersch, our pastoral intern. Message is based on Ephesians 2:1-10.

What are you looking at? That's a question that gets asked whenever we come into contact with someone or something new or different. Today, Light of the Valleys invites you to review a lesson given by the apostle Paul to the Corinthian congregation, teaching them to keep their eyes open and focused on God when faced with the temptations of this world. Message based on 1 Corinthians 10:1-5; 11-13.

What are you afraid of? When kids turn into adults, they still have fears, but instead of a monster underneath the bed, they can be very real problems. "What if I can't make that payment this month? What if I will be alone forever?" Today, Light of the Valleys invites you to see Jesus' great power over wind, wave, and the laws of physics, and why all of these show us that we have no reason to be afraid. Message based on Mark 6:45-56.

Today, Light of the Valleys invites you to marvel at the miracle of Jesus feeding 5000 people, a reminder that he still provides for us today. Message based on Mark 6:35-44.

It's a rich word... compassion. When you're punched in the gut over the trying times of another person that you have no option but to act on their behalf, that is what we call compassion. Today, we see our Savior have compassion on us -- as he not only sees our needs, he meets our needs. Join us today, as Pastor Joel Heckendorf delivers a message about Jesus' compassion, based on Mark 6:30-34.

Last week we considered how serving the Lord is not always easy. And yet, we can move forward in ministry in our personal ministries, trusting that the Lord will provide. Join us this week as we take a closer look at Mark 6:7-13, as we consider two ways that Jesus provides.

"Live your faith." Easier said than done. When we talking our personal ministry to others, it's not always easy. When the message we try to share is met with rejection, it becomes even more difficult. And yet, today we see how the good news of Jesus motivates us to carry our meaningful ministry, even when it's not easy. Message based on Mark 6:1-6.

Spoiler Alert! No one likes to know the ending of something they are reading or watching. You want to find out for yourself how the story resolves! However, Peter today spoils the ending. He talks about what we should expect when Judgement Day comes. Light of the Valleys invites you to hear about what happens at the end of time and how you can be ready for it. Message based on 2 Peter 3:8-18.