PVN Students

Rest is something that is so important to us physically, but its actually even more important spiritually. But when was the last time you heard a sermon about sleep?

We always think of Zaccheus as the short man who climbed a tree. But when we do this, we are focusing on the outside of the story instead of the inside. And that is Luke's whole point.

Storms in our lives are real and scary. But Mark shows us that Jesus loves us in all things. Even in the scary. God's love for us is deeper than the biggest ocean, stronger than the fiercest wind. This story is full of hope and comfort, found only in Jesus.

In these strange and stressful times, God is still on His throne. While we wait and serve Jesus, there are ways we can continue to spread His life and light to a panicked world.

Note: This messsage was given to High School only. Dating points to Marriage. So what is Marriage? Why is it important? Ryan introduces us to our new series by looking at God's Word in Matthew 19 and Genesis 2.

In the final sermon of our Renewed Series we learn how being a Christian changes every relationship of our lives. From friends, to enemies, Christ has drastically altered how we treat and care for other people inside and outside the Church.

When speaking of Spiritual Gifts Paul reminds us that the Church is one body. We are meant to depend on each other.. This is impossible when we think too highly of ourselves. As we depend on each other, we also work to learn more about how the Lord made us, and what Spiritual Gifts He has blessed us with to help each other in The Body of Christ.

Our theme for Collide 2020 is Renewed. This is the story of Romans 12. When we follow Jesus, it doesn't just change our behavior, it changes our very nature. Romans 12:1-2 starts this conversation.

Redemption is why Jesus came. To redeem. To buy us back. But to buy us back from what? Ourselves.

God Created mankind in His image. But our first parents failed to trust Him. How do we see God? Do we see Him as a boss who must be obeyed or He will punish us? Or do we see Him as a loving Father that we can always trust?