Pleasant Valley Church

This sad episode in Lot’s life shows us the conceit, compromise, and consequence of sin. Yet the grace of the Gospel can shine through even in the darkest of circumstances.

Genesis 19:1–29 records God’s judgment on Sodom and Gomorrah for their wickedness, revealing his holiness and justice. This account warns that a final day of judgment is coming for the whole world. Deliverance on that day is found only through the Lord Jesus Christ.

This week, we continue our series in the book of beginnings by considering Genesis 18:16-33, where we see God’s mercy on full display in light of the sin of Sodom.

This week, we continue our series in the book of beginnings by considering Genesis 18:1-15 where we see God reveal himself to Abraham and provide assurance of his promise.

This week, we commemorate Sanctity of Human Life Sunday from Genesis 9:1-7. These verses highlight the value of every life given that God made mankind in His image. This means every Christian must contend for life, in the womb, as sacred.

Continuing our series on living life together in the church, we learn that only a life of faithful works rooted in the true gospel of grace will lead to eternal life; therefore, we can be encouraged to persevere in doing good because it rests on Christ’s grace, not our own efforts.

This week, we continue our series in the book of beginnings by considering Genesis 17:15-27 where we see the Lord always fulfills His word with perfect precision and calls His followers to live in trusting obedience.

The Covenant Reaffirmed - Genesis 17:1-14 David Stark - Elder Download Connect Group Questions

Concluding our Advent series, we learn how God orders all of history to glorify Jesus, the King of Kings, how God is pleased with those who bow before Jesus, the King of Kings, and how God calls us to respond to the Gospel of Jesus, the King of Kings.

As a manifestation of God's love, Christ shows us in the fourth week of Advent that we are completely known and deeply loved.

In John 15:1-11, we see that true joy comes not from material possessions, personal expression, or experiences, but from knowing and abiding in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Continuing our Advent series, we learn how true peace is the gift of the Triune God: given by Jesus the Son, through the Spirit, according to the will of the Father.

In this first sermon from our Advent series, we see that the hope we have as Christians is not based on a wish or a dream, but is centered on confident trust in the promises of God.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, verse by verse, we arrive in Genesis 16 where we see how vital our understanding of the nature and character of God.

In Genesis 15, in the midst of many questions, God throws open the floodgates of blessing for Abram.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, verse by verse, we arrive in Genesis 13-14 where we see the faithfulness of God. Here, we see Abram’s journey of faith growing.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, verse by verse, we arrive in Genesis 12:10-20 where we see that a lack of fearing God results in much faithlessness.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, verse by verse, we arrive in Genesis 12:1-9 where we see the truth that God sovereignly chose Abram in order to bless the world through him.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, verse by verse, we arrive in chapter 11:10-32. Following the sin of Babel, we see God’s faithfulness to His people on display.

In part 37 of our continuing series through Genesis, we learn about humanity’s pride, God’s penalty, and Christ’s promise, all relating to the Tower of Babel.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, verse by verse, we arrive in chapter 10. Following the troubling episode of Noah’s drunkenness and the resulting curse on Ham and blessing on Shem, we are given a sweeping view of all the nations of the world.

Complementarian Congregationalism, Matthew 18:15-20 Pastor Jordan Johnson Download Connect Group Questions

This week, we focus on the qualifications of elders.