Pleasant Valley Assembly of God

What is it that God values the most? What is the treasure of heaven that God would spend His son to gain? Of course it is the redemption of humanity. This message highlights the central theme of just how much God loves us and how much he was willing to spend because of the joy He has over His creation. You will be encouraged through this message as you discover your profound worth in His eyes and be challenged to live as his "treasured possession"

This message explores the statement made by Jesus: "The Kingdom of God is like leaven…" Some would interpret this as meaning the kingdom of God would be infected with sin but is this really what Jesus was saying? The church can surely be corrupted by sin but not the Kingdom. The Kingdom is the leaven of heaven than permeates our very lives, families, churches and our communities.

Dave Taylor, Director of The Door Ministries in Bellwood, PA shared this challenging message to our men on Father's Day. Using his personal testimony and his daily interaction with the youth he ministers to, he shared the importance of fathers in the lives of their children. He also gives a vivid testimony of how God heals the wounded heart of a man.

In Luke 13 Jesus set a woman free from 18 years of satanic bondage in the synagogue on a Sabbath which put him in opposition to the religious leaders. Following that miracle He explained the Kingdom of God that had just overcome the kingdom of satan to the people by comparing it to a mustard seed. This message takes principles contained in this passage and applies them to our own lives as well as the corporate life of the church.

Luke 13 gives the account of Jesus performing a miracle in the synagogue of the sabbath day that offended the religious leaders. The miracle should have led to a revival but instead it was opposed. This message will challenge our own "religious" mindsets that have crept into the church over the years and cause us to hunger for a dynamic move of God in our midst.

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Many times we have a perception of something concerning ourselves based on distorted information from the enemy. This message is based on the story of Adam and Eve when God said, "Who told you that you were naked?" It addresses the issues of when actions or events in our lives become the core of our identity. Concluding this message there is a special section for Mother's Day as our moms are given gifts and tools to become all that God says they are.

This is a message about responding to very difficult challenges in our life. This past week our pastor and family suffered a great loss, and we, as a church, stand in the gap to cover and support his family. Carrying the mantle our leader has set forth, we respond to the enemy's tactics by "swinging back" with the message to love God, stop sinning, and respond to the great commission.

God told the Israelites coming out of Egypt that He would send His terror ahead of them when confronting the systemic evil rooted in the Promised Land. Rahab confirmed it when she told the spies that the terror of God's people had made the hearts evil melt before them. This message reminds believers that we are NOT on the defensive but rather the offensive and that we, as individuals as well as the corporate body, are to be a living breathing house of terror to the devil.

The Apostle Paul used the example of competitive running a number of times in his writings to inspire believers to strive and spend themselves for the Gospel. This message talks bout several aspects of the race - preparation, purpose, and the prize for running. God is earnestly calling His church to run - run for the prize. It's your time to RUN.

Jesus performed an incredible creative work of God at the wedding in Cana in John 2. Using this as the backdrop this message deals with 4 aspects of faith that are involved in Him performing this miracle that brought joy to the wedding and saved the hosts from humiliation. In addition to the miracle this passage is a prophetic insight into the new covenant that He came to initiate between God and humanity.

Pastor John updated us on the ministries occurring weekly at Hope Community including Hope Community church on Saturday evenings, The Father's House, The Father's Table and The Wall. After which, he brought a powerful message on living in the fullness of God's purpose for our lives.

Many of us can relate to the story of Peter who was a man that loved God, had revelations from God, and yet denied He even knew Jesus when at a crucial moment in his life. If the story of Jesus would have ended at the cross what would have happened to this fleshly yet spiritual man? But, as most of us know, the story didn't stop with a crucified Jesus; it continued with a resurrected Jesus. It was this resurrected Jesus that appeared to a broken and fallen man who experienced the God whose love never runs out on us. This message will remind you of the unconditional love of God demonstrated through a resurrected savior to fallen humanity.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on what we celebrate as Palm Sunday He did so to the roar of the crowd fueled by their expectations that He would change the external circumstances of their lives. However, the first place Jesus went was the temple to restore its purpose. That's just how God works in the lives of His people. He begins with an internal spiritual reformation of this human temple resulting in external transformation. In need of changes in your life? It begins on the inside not the outside.

This message is part four in a series of messages that speak to the marriage and the family. The Bibles says that children are a gift of God. Parents truly do understand that their children are a gift to them that brings them great joy and gladness, however it is imperative that parents understand that their children are also God's gift to the world. This message will challenge you to view and raise your child to be God's gift that will pierce the heart of darkness in the world in which they live.

There are times in our lives that God provides blessings. Through time, we can look at what we've been blessed with as a burden if we don't keep our focus on God's intentions of that blessing. Today's message takes you on a journey of miracles and blessings and how we respond to God's ultimate agenda.

Obed-Edom is a vivid example of the blessing of God that comes upon a place that will host His presence. Following two weeks of marriage messages this sermon speaks to the blessing upon a household when a family, in particular husbands and wives, will host the presence of God in an individual but also corporate way. Through this message you will be challenged to desire more of His presence while at the same time experience the blessing that comes with it.

The church is pictured as being in covenant with the bridegroom Jesus Christ. That relationship is the picture of all effective and blessed relationships. Just as men have certain things they must sow in order to have a blessed marriage, women have principles to sow as well. This message, while using a good bit of humor, highlights those principles that if employed will bring blessing to your marriage.

Judah was the 4th son of Jacob and Leah as well as the tribe that God chose to lead in the conquest of the Promised Land after the death of Jacob. Judah proves to be an intriguing study through scripture and gives incredible insight on how we believe descendants of the Lion of the Tribe of Judah should live. As an individual you will be challenged to live a life that reflects the good qualities of the man Judah. As a corporate body we are challenged to live a life that reflects the good qualities of the tribe of Judah but more importantly the qualities of Christ who came through the line of Judah.