MVBC- Sunday Sermon Messages

Psalm 145 bursts off the pages of Scripture with expressions of joy rooted in the unsearchable greatness of God, His beautiful character, and His wondrous deeds.  Are you experiencing this joy yourself?  Are you passing it on to your children?

Psalm 139 by David is a favorite psalm for many people, and for good reason.  This psalm delights in the God who knows us, is constantly with us, and made us.  Learn how to make David’s prayer your own.

The author of Psalm 137 experienced profound trauma. He survived the invasion and cruel destruction of his city and probably witnessed firsthand the deaths of many of his fellow citizens and was then taken captive into exile in a foreign country. How do we pray in the midst of deep pain and profound loss?

Psalm 133 reveals to us the profound value of unity.

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service - The real Jesus is no assembly required. He has paid for all our sins. He has provided perfect righteousness. Receive the gift this Christmas.

This season we often think of trees. But the real trees to think about are these; the tree in The Garden, the tree on which Jesus hung, and the Tree of Life in Revelation - listen as Mike Eaves tells us how all three trees are connected.

Psalm 127, a prayer from the wise King Solomon, teaches us a foundational principle we need if we don't want our lives to be in vain.

The world searches in vain for elusive inner peace. In just a few short verses in Psalm 131, David provides a blueprint on how to find it.

In Psalm 130, we learn to put our hope in our merciful Lord because He will redeem us from all our sins

Psalm 123 teaches us to pray faith-filled prayers & entrust ourselves to God when the world scorns and mocks us.