If we are expecting spiritual growth in our church, how should we go about pursuing that? God has given us "spiritual disciplines" - good, time-tested, Biblical habits that are absolutely essential for growth. The first is STUDY - getting deep into God's Word so we can meet him there, grow in him, and let it work in our lives. Have you found a good way to make time in God's Word part of your regular pattern of life?

If we are expecting spiritual growth in our church, how should we go about pursuing that? God has given us "spiritual disciplines" - good, time-tested, Biblical habits that are absolutely essential for growth. The first is STUDY - getting deep into God's Word so we can meet him there, grow in him, and let it work in our lives. Have you found a good way to make time in God's Word part of your regular pattern of life?

What if the resurrection did not happen? What does that say about God? What does that say about Jesus? What does that say about us? Fortunately, the resurrection changes everything. The tomb is empty and He is risen!

What if the resurrection did not happen? What does that say about God? What does that say about Jesus? What does that say about us? Fortunately, the resurrection changes everything. The tomb is empty and He is risen!

Value #5 in our church direction series. "We expect both Spiritual and Numerical Growth."

Value #5 in our church direction series. "We expect both Spiritual and Numerical Growth."

In Matthew 25, Jesus gives a parable of a master who entrusted vast resources with his servants. Was it the prudent tightfisted servant who was praised, or the industrious risk-taker? Jesus commended the ones who invested his resources in Kingdom opportunities. We strive to do the same at Prairie View, putting God's resources to work in a way that pleases him as good managers and stewards. Is it the same way in your life also?

In Matthew 25, Jesus gives a parable of a master who entrusted vast resources with his servants. Was it the prudent tightfisted servant who was praised, or the industrious risk-taker? Jesus commended the ones who invested his resources in Kingdom opportunities. We strive to do the same at Prairie View, putting God's resources to work in a way that pleases him as good managers and stewards. Is it the same way in your life also?

At Prairie View, one of our values is that we value all people as valuable. Why is that? Because we are all made in God's image. That changes how we view people - especially people we view as beneath us, or sinful, or less valuable. It also means God's esteem is more significant than self esteem. How can we best show people they are valuable? By sharing Christ with them, whether or not they value the message.

At Prairie View, one of our values is that we value all people as valuable. Why is that? Because we are all made in God's image. That changes how we view people - especially people we view as beneath us, or sinful, or less valuable. It also means God's esteem is more significant than self esteem. How can we best show people they are valuable? By sharing Christ with them, whether or not they value the message.