Valley Sermons

In John 12 we see that as Jesus was preparing to die, his only desire was to glorify God by drawing everyone to himself. Is bringing glory to God our only aim? How will we respond to Jesus' invitation?

If Jesus never did anything else for you other than save your soul, would it be enough? Is He enough?

We were created to serve something. In John 12 we see that the Pharisees chose security over Jesus. Are we making the same mistake, or are we willing to risk everything for Him?

What is the most important thing in your life? We all have an answer ready, but is it honest? As we read John 12, we will discover that we, like Judas, have a strong tendency to worship created things rather than the Creator.

What works in the Body of Christ? How do we relate to each other? Paul has given us a clear list of do's and don't's in chapter 12 of Romans!

As the Body of Christ, we are called to remember what He did for us. Not only will coming together at the Communion table draw us closer to Jesus, but it will also draw us to one another in unity.

When Paul wrote to the Corinthians, he addressed their division over the leaders in their church, and he asked them, "Is Christ divided?" This brings us to a very important question: If Christ is not divided, why are we?

If we're honest, we all have people that we think aren't worthy of our mercy. According to Jesus, this is unacceptable. If we want to experience unity, we must learn to love our neighbor as ourselves.