Fear has a way of quietly shaping our lives. We worry about our health, our families, our finances, and our future. Beneath so many of our everyday anxieties lies a deeper question: Am I OK? In Hebrews 2, we see that God doesn't simply tell us to "not be afraid." Instead, He invites us to see Jesus more clearly. Jesus entered our world, faced our greatest enemy, conquered death itself, and now cal...  Read More

Sunday we will begin a series on the book of Hebrews. This powerful book invites us to discover that Jesus is greater than we ever imagined. He is more than a teacher, a good example, or a historical figure — He is God's clearest picture of Himself and the One who brings us salvation, hope, forgiveness, purpose, and lasting peace. Hebrews points us back to Christ in good times and bad. It reminds ...  Read More

This Sunday, we will hear from Interim District Superintendent, Rev. Omar Niebles. Omar is passionate about mobilizing the church to share the good news of Jesus. He has years of experience forming partnerships in our churches with Alliance Missions around the world. Come and hear his heart sharing “all of Jesus” with “all the world.”                                                                ...  Read More

This Sunday we'll celebrate Father's Day and honor and pray for the fathers of Valley View Chapel.Being a father isn't easy, and today's challenges can feel overwhelming. That's why we'll look at Noah—a father who led his family through the greatest storm in human history. While his story is filled with dramatic events, his life was built on two simple practices that shaped everything he did.But t...  Read More

In Mark 1:40–44, a desperate man with leprosy comes to Jesus with a simple but honest prayer: “If you are willing, you can make me clean.” Jesus’ response to the man reveals powerful insights into the heart of our savior. This Sunday at Valley View Chapel, we’ll turn to our Lord for healing as we explore this hope-filled story of Jesus and the leper.We’ll be reminded that healing is in Jesus’ hand...  Read More

This Sunday we will celebrate baptism with several of our church family. In preparation for this special moment in our life as a church, we'll consider what the Apostle Paul taught about baptism in Romans 6:4; "We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life." We'll brief...  Read More

Sunday we'll conclude our “Giving For Living” series with a message called “Generosity: The Happiness of Giving” from 2 Corinthians 9:6–15.When we think about giving, words like duty, obligation, or even sacrifice often come to mind. But what if God intended our giving to be marked by something different — joy? The Apostle Paul describes a kind of giving that is eager, cheerful, and life-giving. S...  Read More

Having considered “Stewardship as The Heart of Giving,” we naturally move to the “how” of giving. In week two of our Giving For Living series, we will explore the "how" of giving as we consider tithing from Malachi 3:6–12.For many people, conversations about tithing feel uncomfortable, confusing, or even manipulative. But in Malachi, God approaches this topic not merely as a command, but as an inv...  Read More

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.Throu...  Read More

This Mother’s Day, join us as we consider the remarkable story of Jochebed — the mother of Moses — a woman whose quiet faith helped shape the future of God’s people. Her name means “God is Glory,” a reminder that her life, motherhood, and calling were all connected to the glory of God.In a season of fear, uncertainty, and impossible choices, Jochebed courageously protected the child God had entrus...  Read More

How did Jesus' first disciples transition from experiencing His resurrection to engaging His mission? In Acts 2, we see this group of ordinary people become an extraordinary community—devoted, united, generous, and alive with joy. Their lives weren’t centered on events, but on new priorities, new people, and new power. The result was a witness so compelling that others couldn’t ignore it. This Sun...  Read More

If anyone seemed ready to change the world, it was the disciples when they had seen and spoken with the risen Jesus. And Jesus had specific instructions for them., He told them to stay in Jerusalem. He told them to wait. Why?Because seeing Jesus is not the same as being empowered by His Spirit.In Acts 1, we see a surprising and important principle: Before witness can begin, there must be spiritual...  Read More