Valley View Baptist Church

Imagine being the Disciples, standing in the Garden of Gethsemane, watching the Lord Jesus pray so fervently, and so intently, that his sweat became as drops of blood. They were so moved by the power of His prayer that they asked Him, "Lord, teach us to pray."

Even the Disciples needed the Lord to show them how to pray. So how is your own prayer life? Could you use some pointers from The Master?

Tough times and trials will come. It is inevitable. There will come times in your life when you hit your knees and all you can do is call out to God asking why, and asking for help. And it happens to everyone. Saved Christians get cancer. They face marriage and financial troubles. Despite what some of the health and wealth preachers may have told you, Christians face trials too.

When we think of overcoming tough times, Job often comes to mind. The Bible tells us that Job was a good man, perfect, and upright. He was well-respected and Godly. But he still faced a season full of some of the biggest trials and tribulations recorded in all of the Bible.

So what do we do when tough times come? We pray that this sermon will give you guidance on what you can do to overcome...

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This morning Pastor Justin kicked off a new series titled Love, Loyalty, & Living for God - Life Lessons from the book of Ruth. In this first installment, Don't Run From Your Problems, we take a look at the famine that Elimelech, Naomi, and their family must face.

They faced a trial, one that forced them to evaluate their options and make a life changing decision, a decision that would lead to the deaths of Elimelech and both his sons. That family faced a trial that leads to one of the saddest stories in all of the Bible. And it was all because they tried to tun from their trial.

Listen as Pastor Justin shows us why you Don't Run From Your Problems.

There are over 200 mentions of Angels in the Bible? They are described as ministering spirits that many entertain unaware. They are as real as Heaven, Hell, and Jesus Himself. There are Heavenly Angles, and there are Earthly Angles. But what doe these Earthly Angels do?

Tonight Pastor Justin discusses this topic in a message titled Entertaining Angels. They remind of us of God's presence, His Protection, His People, and His Power.

So how many times have you entertained Angels unaware?