Valleyview Church

As we pursue fellowship with Holy Spirit, He begins to do a work in our hearts. He is actively transforming us into the image of Jesus.

As we read through Ephesians 1-2, and Romans 8, we see that we have the Holy Spirit that testifies to our spirit that we are God's Son. With this comes family benefits.

As we read through Ephesians 1-2, and Romans 8, we see that we have the Holy Spirit that testifies to our spirit that we are God's Son. With this comes family benefits.

As we read through Ephesians 1-2, and Romans 8, we see that we have the Holy Spirit that testifies to our spirit that we are God's Son. With this comes family benefits.

As we read through Ephesians 1-2, and Romans 8, we see that we have the Holy Spirit that testifies to our spirit that we are God's Son. With this comes family benefits.

As we read through Ephesians 1-2, and Romans 8, we see that we have the Holy Spirit that testifies to our spirit that we are God's Son. With this comes family benefits.

Join us in part of out this focus on Holy Spirit. The reality is He longs to make His home in us, and He longs to transform us, from the inside out, into the image of Jesus. What if this reality was fundamental to every believer?

Join us in part of out this focus on Holy Spirit. The reality is He longs to make His home in us, and He longs to transform us, from the inside out, into the image of Jesus. What if this reality was fundamental to every believer?

Join us in part of out this focus on Holy Spirit. The reality is He longs to make His home in us, and He longs to transform us, from the inside out, into the image of Jesus. What if this reality was fundamental to every believer?

God's ultimate goal for redemption did not end at the cross, and didn't end at His resurrection; God's ultimate goal for redemption was to have a fully justified, sanctified, and glorified humanity, indwelt by the very life of the Holy Spirit.

Today, we talk about the 2 places we can set our mind's eye, to behold God, just like Jesus set His eyes on heaven in John 17:1. We want to behold God, magnify Him, establish Him as king of our hearts AND as God who resides IN US.

As we shift to life with the Holy Spirit, we take a look at Paul's blessing to the people of Corinth, as he prays that we would experience fellowship with the Holy Spirit.

The gift of Holy Spirit, His presence, His desire to live in you, is the advantage to us as believers.

Join us we complete the journey of Jesus' life with the Holy Spirit. We cover a lot in this teaching: Jesus' death, resurrection, ascension, and 2nd coming! Press in with us, as we not only look back at what Jesus did for us, but also we also look forward to what's to come; Jesus' return!

Join us as we wrap the last teaching on Jesus' life with the Holy Spirit. We get to partner with Jesus' heart and role in Isaiah 61. To proclaim freedom, to see the captives set free.

Picking up where we left off, we read of Jesus' next steps, as He goes from His Baptism, the Revelation of the Father's love, to being tempted in every way for 40 days. After His victory, He declares His purpose as the Anointed One.

Join us as our dear sister in Christ, Lisa, shares on temptation, and our desperate need for God's power to deliver us through each trial and each temptation.

Join us as we learn from 1 Peter, as Fred walks us through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Join us as we are inspired and challenged to keep seeking God's purpose for our lives. Even in the darkest times, we must endure, laying aside every weight.

Join us as we take a closer look at the Baptism and Temptation of Jesus.

Join us in part 2 of our teaching, as we look at the life and relationship between of Holy Spirit and Jesus!

As we dive into what Jesus' life with the Holy Spirit must've looked like, we begin with the conception of Jesus, and the working of the Holy Spirit.

As we dive into the book of John, hearing from John the Baptist, he's declaring Jesus' purpose, that He has come so that He came, not only to set us free, but to baptize us with the Holy Spirit. Jesus was foretold in Exodus as the Rock from which would pour out living water!

This Sunday, we read through the Old Testament, as the prophets share that the Messiah would be anointed with God's Spirit.

As we read through Luke 18, we see Jesus' desire to give us the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, but first He must be baptized for us.