Victor Valley Christian Church Audio

As I am a friend to sinners, the church will be a friend to sinners

As I am selfless, the church will be selfless

As I am grace giving, the church will be grace giving

Easter 2013

We continue our series by looking at how God has created each of us to serve the mission of the church and one another

Due to recording issues there is about 15 seconds of silence before the audio begins.

As we explore the purposes of our life we examine the first, which is to be a recipient of God's love

Everyone is called to discover and live out God's purposes for their life

In the final message of the Engage series Jeremy highlights the concept that what God starts He finishes

When we are excited about something we naturally share it. Through our experience with Jesus we have the opportunity to invite people to "come and see" what God is doing.

Vision requires prayer to bring unity, humility and ability through God's power to see the vision accomplished.

As we consider what it takes to make VVCC's vision a reality we see that it requires all believers to be participating in ministry.

As we discuss the vision of the church we must address the question, "How do we accomplish the vision?". One component of that answer is that we accomplish the vision through sharing in the financial investment to the kingdom.

You parent with the end in mind because extending grace is always the right thing to do.

Retirement is a natural point of reflection and self-examination and creates new opportunities to follow Jesus as his disciple, afterall, if you're not dead you're not done.

Children leaving home is the natural progression of family life. Now is the opportunity to re-engage or reinvest in our marriage, community, and children. Remember, your primary relationship in this season remains your spouse.

What does God's Word have to say about the season of family life in which children are being raised? How do parents raise their children in a way that is healthy for them as a couple and beneficial to their children's development and faith.

The power of the Holy Spirit makes the ordinary extraordinary. It's a shame we settle for ordinary lives when we've been given the power to accomplish extraordinary things. The purpose of the power is to call you out of the world to become a witness of Christ.

The Holy Spirit guides a believer out of a life ruled by the desires of worldly living and into a life exemplified by the characteristics of Jesus