Church In The Valley - Alhambra Campus

The Bible is filled with examples of broken and hopeless people trusting God for a fresh start. Let's start the new year in God's Word, committing to growing in our relationship with God.

Christmas is the celebration of the greatest message ever proclaimed. God is with us. God came near to us so that we could draw near to Him.

We tend to desire Easter morning and the empty tomb. But we cannot get there except through Friday and the cross and Thursday and the abuse. But the story of the life of Jesus started years prior in humble circumstances. Before that, there was prophecy, angels and hope.

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

Join us as guest speaker Eric Siryj explores how God reveals to us His glory through the story of Moses and the Exodus.

Join us as guest speaker Eric Siryj explores how God reveals to us His glory through the story of Moses and the Exodus.

How do we relate to a society headed in a different direction? Join us as guest speaker Neil Walker addresses this question from the book of Ephesians.

Join us as guest speaker Eric Siryj explores how God reveals to us His glory through the story of Moses and the Exodus.

Join us as guest speaker Eric Siryj explores how God reveals to us His glory through the story of Moses and the Exodus.

Like Jonah, we all have been told to do something we did not want to do. How we react determines how we grow as Christians and how we represent Jesus.

Like Jonah, we all have been told to do something we did not want to do. How we react determines how we grow as Christians and how we represent Jesus.

Like Jonah, we all have been told to do something we did not want to do. How we react determines how we grow as Christians and how we represent Jesus.

Like Jonah, we all have been told to do something we did not want to do. How we react determines how we grow as Christians and how we represent Jesus.

Have you ever thought you were missing out? The fear of missing out (FOMO) is an emotional response to the belief that other people are living better, more satisfying lives or that important opportunities are being missed. FOMO often leads to feelings of unease, dissatisfaction, depression and stress. The Bible has clear instructions to deal with FOMO.

Have you ever thought you were missing out? The fear of missing out (FOMO) is an emotional response to the belief that other people are living better, more satisfying lives or that important opportunities are being missed. FOMO often leads to feelings of unease, dissatisfaction, depression and stress. The Bible has clear instructions to deal with FOMO.

Have you ever thought you were missing out? The fear of missing out (FOMO) is an emotional response to the belief that other people are living better, more satisfying lives or that important opportunities are being missed. FOMO often leads to feelings of unease, dissatisfaction, depression and stress. The Bible has clear instructions to deal with FOMO.

Have you ever thought you were missing out? The fear of missing out (FOMO) is an emotional response to the belief that other people are living better, more satisfying lives or that important opportunities are being missed. FOMO often leads to feelings of unease, dissatisfaction, depression and stress. The Bible has clear instructions to deal with FOMO.