Valleyview Church

As we step into the amazing reality that God wants to speak through us, to build up and to encourage and draw people into His heart, we must put into practice being quick to listen, to be slow to speak, to be rooted in love, and to prophesy over one another in love.

It's our desire to be slow to speak, and to hear from the voice of the Lord. Too often we talk from our own perspective, but what we truly need to be filled with is the Word of God.

As we grow in the prophetic, we want to be quick to listen, clothed in humility before our God, desiring His Word.

We want to make space for Holy Spirit to move in our lives, but there are ways in which we grieve or quench the Holy Spirit. Join us this morning as we go over the importance of staying in step with Him, connecting with Him.

Join us as we continue the purpose of Prophesy, who has God purposed to prophecy, and how we must grow strong in hearing from the Lord.

What is the purpose of prophecy? Join one of the amazing women of our Church Family, as she shares on the purpose of Prophecy.

This weekend, we spent a treasured time, engaging with our Sin, immersed in God' mercy, and encountered with Holy Spirit. There is no good person, but praise God for His abundant mercies!

God is consumed with LOVE for us. The love of John 3:16 is what we focus on today, as we prepare our hearts to celebrate the life, death & resurrection of Jesus.

We continue our series of what it looks like to be consumed by the Word! As we read His Word, and let it dwell in us, we are matured into what God has intended for us to be. And the more we read the Word, the more realize that we are sustained by it! How we need His Word!

Last week, we covered the importance of having His perspective, and the importance of God's Word dwelling in us richly. This week, we focus on God's Word, and that it must become our hope and the truth we align our hearts with.

Join us as we dive deep into Colossians 3:1-17, and set our minds on the things above, and put on the things of Christ.

As we put into practice fasting our words and yielding to His thoughts and His perspective, we are asking for supernatural responses, and a supernatural heart that speaks from the heart of God.

As we read through Philippians 2:1-15, we see the way of unity, the way of humility.

Hebrews 12:1-2 talks about laying aside every weight and every sin, and fixing our eyes on Jesus. We are trading our weights and sins for surpassing pleasures and promises of Jesus.

As we choose to pursue the Lord, we are laying down every weight & sin. We are saying "less of me, more of you", and choosing the way of a Fasted Life-Style. Knowing that God has given us desires, as we Fast, we are actively pursuing Godly fascination, and are becoming established and rooted in His love.

As we choose to pursue the Lord, we are laying down every weight & sin. We are saying "less of me, more of you", and choosing the way of a Fasted Life-Style. But what is it, and why are we pursuing this?

As we press into the end of our 21 Day Fast, we want to make sure that we end it strong!  So hold on, stand firm, and take heart! God is longing to encounter us in the secret place, so keep your eyes fixed on Him.

As our Church is pursuing this Fast together, it's important to remember to keep going (receive God's grace for fasting) and to re-focus on who you are doing this for. What you are giving up is worth replacing with more of Him.

When Jesus says, "When you fast" it is important to not only know why we fast, but for whom we are fasting for. When we realize that must remain STEADFAST before the Lord, and that Fasting is meant to increase our capacity to receive more from Him.

When Jesus says, "When you fast" it is important to not only know why we fast, but for whom we are fasting for. Knowing that we are spiritually barren without Jesus, and that when we fast, we are setting our heart to seek the Lord and His perspective.

How we perceive ourselves is not the same way that God perceives us.

As we enter into the month of December, we can find ourselves busy and lost in the busyness. But God is inviting us to seek after Him, love Him with all that we are, and discover the treasure that we can find in God. Much like the Wise-men, God has made a way for us all to seek Him, to discover Him, and to worship Him.

It's important that we understand that becoming Plumb-lined is an invitation to being in relationship with Jesus, that God of all of Creation, the speaker of life. He says "follow me". What is our response?

When we hear "give thanks", we often think of the good times, and the blessings of life. But when we hear that sentence end with "in all things", suddenly we are faced with the heartaches, the brokenness, and the pain. How do we "give thanks in all things" as a Spiritual Discipline? Who are we giving thanks to? And why?

As we pursue to be in line with Jesus and His Word, we experience the power that God's Word has, coupled with the Holy Spirit! There is power in speaking the Word, declaring the Word, and hearing the Word declared. And only by the Word can we discover foundational, and irreplaceable truth.