Chattanooga Valley Baptist Church

How can you be blessed while being persecuted?  Join us for today's teaching as we seek to answer that question.

Join us today as we consider the role of peacemakers in a restless culture!

Join us as we consider the meaning of "Blessed are the Pure in Heart..."

Have mercy!  The challenge to show mercy to others is a spiritual mirror for the Christian.  How merciful are you?  

Have you ever really been hungry?  What about thirsty?  Today, as we consider Jesus words about hungering and thirsting for righteousness, we learn that there's more to life than just food and drink.  Let us pursue conformity with the will of God!

Join us for this teaching on the importance of meekness.  It's not a character trait that is too favorable in our modern context, but it is near to the heart of God.  Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth!

Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount with one of the most profound statements in the New Testament - Blessed are the poor in spirit.  Join us today as we consider the first two beatitudes.  In doing so, we will find that these are more than wise proverbs, but contain the most essential concepts in "being blessed" in the Kingdom of God.

Today, we begin a new series through the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5-7.  This introduction considers the context of Jesus' message as well as some principles for applying the sermon in our modern context.  

Special thanks to Pastor Spencer Kinkade for filling in today.  Join us as we unpack what it means to stay plugged into the vine!

Join us today as we consider how Revelation 7:9 speaks to our current cultural crisis and challenges the church to continue her work of sharing the Gospel.

Join us today as we consider the conclusion to God's redemptive plan - a new Creation filled with his people!

Behind the scenes of the physical events of Jesus' death and resurrection, a spiritual reality also exists.  In that spiritual reality, there was a legal proceeding in which Jesus took the place of guilty sinners.  Join us today as we consider the wonderful doctrine of Justification.

In this sermon, Pastor Brian considers the significance of Jesus' resurrection as it relates to the satisfaction of God's promises in the Old Testament.  

The Cross changes everything!  Join us today as we look at John 19:30!  We rejoice as we consider the significance of the phrase..."It is finished!"

As our journey through the Bible moves into the New Testament, we see that Jesus has come to satisfy all of the promises that God made in the Old Testament.  He begins his ministry by declaring the fulfillment of time!  How are we to interpret the time of this current season.  Tune in as we seek to answer this question.

We make our last stop in the Old Testament to see God's reveal his plan for righting all the wrong done in the Garden.  A plan has been put in place to make atonement for sin and for conquering death.  In Isaiah 65, we see God's plan for a new Creation.  

The Resurrection is promised in Ezekiel 37 in the Valley of the Dry Bones.  Join us this week as we look forward to the wonderful promise that God will empty the graves!

As we reflect on the importance of Good Friday, we recognize the tremendous work that was accomplished on the cross.  Ephesians 2 helps us to understand how our former condition was changed through the death of Christ.

700 years before Christ, the prophet Isaiah looked to an individual known as the Servant who would provide for forgiveness for sins.

King David had in mind to build a Temple for the LORD...but God had a much greater plan in place.  God promised to establish David's kingdom forever.  Though David's son failed, God was looking to a future with an eternal king.  Join us today as we publicly declare, "LONG LIVE THE KING!"

Following God's Genesis 3:15 promise, we find ourselves beginning to understand more fully God's plan of redemption - the substitute.  Join us today as we consider this shadow of things to come from Exodus 12.

God promised a royal line would come through Abraham's great-grandson, Judah.  Though he wasn't the one we would expect, God was gracious to allow Judah to be the ancestor of the King who would bring about the Kingdom.  Today, we worship King Jesus and he calls us to continue to bring about God's blessings on the nations - especially in the light of the current health crisis.

God's plan of redemption now works through the life of a man named Abram and his family.  Though he had none of the resources necessary to accomplish God's plan, he was willing and obedient.  How many of us limit God because we feel we lack resources.  Join us today as we see God take a godless, landless, childless old man and position him to make him a nation.

God's plan for redemption was never Plan B.  In the middle of the worst day, God offered a wonderful glimpse of hope in the crushing of the serpent's head.  As Christians, we live knowing that God promises victory over the enemy to those who follow Christ!

God made a very good creation and shared the run and reign of that creation with mankind, created in His image.  It was a recipe for a great outcome.  However, when we look around our world today, we are confronted with some things that are less than very good.  What happened?  Join us today as we consider the Fall from Genesis 3.  And let us rejoice that Genesis 3 is not...