Valley Sermons

Do you hold grudges? Are you quick to get upset when someone does something to hurt you? Peter tells us this is not the attitude of a member of the Body of Christ! He encourages us to love one another and repay evil with blessing.

Why are wives called to submit and reverence their husbands? Why are husbands called to love their wives? Because Christ demonstrated these actions first.

In Jesus' most famous story found in Luke 15, we are given a powerful picture of the Gospel and reminded of the central truth of life: we need God.

During our time in 1 Peter chapter 1, we have discussed the many benefits of our great Salvation. As we delve into chapter 2, we begin to ask, "What difference does it make?"

Am I ready to meet the Lord at His table? Today we learn the importance of preparing our hearts to be in the Lord's presence.

When did I last take the time to really seek God in prayer? Am I seeking God in His Word so as not to provoke Him to anger? We explore these questions as we continue in 1 Peter and discuss the deep connection between prayer and reverence.

Throughout the Old Testament, prophets spoke of a grace that was yet to come. This great grace, which was revealed to us in the person of Jesus Christ, is our salvation!

We sometimes have a tendency to turn Communion into a common ritual we check off our list every month. Today we read about the importance of remembering the sacrifice of Jesus and giving God our whole heart.