Valley Sermons

We all feel parched and withered at times. Paul was no exception. Today we read in 2 Corinthians 4 that we have the light of God in us, and that we rely on God's power and not our own.

How firm is your foundation? What do you do when it feels like the sky is falling? This week we read as Peter tells us the purpose for our trials.

Is your life an expression of praise to God, or are you weighed down by fear and a desire to control? According to Peter, the answer is worship.

Continuing our series in 1 Peter, we learn about the work God has done for our salvation. He has pursued us and made us holy. All we must do is believe!

Don't all the bad things in our lives go away after we decide to follow Jesus?... This week we explore a passage in which Jesus explains some basics about life: Everyone builds. Everyone has storms. But if Jesus is our foundation, we can withstand anything.

Continuing our series, we explore an important encounter Peter had with Jesus. In this passage in John, we learn that to be used by God, we must first realize that we can't do anything good on our own.

Peter was a sinful man who never quite got it right, but God used him to speak powerfully to generations after him about the Hope of Jesus. In this series, we explore Peter's first letter to God's people.

This week we read in 2 Chronicles that God is moved to act when His people come to Him in humility and brokenness.

We close this series by taking a look at the name God gives Himself. A name that ultimately showcases how He is at the same time supremely knowable and ultimately beyond anything we can comprehend.

Continuing our series, "What God Says About Himself", this week we look to the book of Exodus. Within that powerful story, we see how God has always revealed Himself: through His Word.