The View 5/13/2026
Sermon series
This Sunday we begin a new three-part sermon series exploring one of the most important and life-giving principles in all of Scripture. Jesus said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive,” and His words are far more than a sentimental platitude or a motivational slogan. They point to a fundamental truth about the kind of life God blesses and the kind of heart God seeks to form within us.
Throughout Scripture, giving is connected to joy, trust, worship, freedom, and spiritual maturity. In this series, we'll be reminded that it is "giving" that builds the life we can be "living."
This week, we'll see that stewardship is the true foundation of biblical generosity. In 1 Chronicles 29:6–19 King David reminds us that everything we possess ultimately belongs to God, and that acknowledging Him changes the way we view our resources, our priorities, and our lives. This message will challenge us to move from an ownership mindset to a stewardship mindset marked by humility, worship, and impact. Best of all - scripture abounds with promised blessings for those who respond! I hope you'll join us Sunday for "Giving For Living 1: Stewardship: The Heart of Giving." See you Sunday!
Whats Going On At VVC?
Our 5/17 Missions Trip Information session will be held in the conference room by the church offices. This will be held right after Sunday services. Anyone interested in traveling to Miami should try to attend. Thank you!
A message from Stevie Stryker-
Mine is a slow-motion world, where everything moves like thick corn syrup, ( if I'm lucky), I just wanted to let you know that I understand just how fortunate I consider myself to have found a church home as heavenly and generous. patient and kind as Valley View Chapel... The plans of the Lord stand firm forever. the purposes of his heart through all generations.
Many Thanks, Stevie Stryker
FOOD PANTRY NEEDS
LVCAP needs the following for May: canned fruit, canned corn and body wash. Please consider donating!
A message from Stevie Stryker-
Mine is a slow-motion world, where everything moves like thick corn syrup, ( if I'm lucky), I just wanted to let you know that I understand just how fortunate I consider myself to have found a church home as heavenly and generous. patient and kind as Valley View Chapel... The plans of the Lord stand firm forever. the purposes of his heart through all generations.
Many Thanks, Stevie Stryker
FOOD PANTRY NEEDS
LVCAP needs the following for May: canned fruit, canned corn and body wash. Please consider donating!
Our Kitchen has been scrubbed down and cleaned. This took hours! Thank you to Patti and Steve Buckley, Kathleen Kocot, Kathy Beyel, Barbara Cannon, and Loretta Kelly for their hard work in helping clean the kitchen. We ask that food be wrapped tightly, not left out, and everything be put into the storage bins after use. Please clean up the crumbs! We have rodents and need to be vigilant about keeping the kitchen clean!
Youth and Kids
