Church In The Valley - Alhambra Campus

As followers of Jesus, we are to grow as disciples. The Bible gives clear examples of mentors leading the way to Christ-likeness.

We were all made for relationships. What does God's word say about biblical friendship?

Everybody is following AND leading in some arena of life. Join us as Steve Kish helps us implement biblical principles to make it a joy for others to lead us and maximize our personal impact.

At every stage of life, from youth to retirement, we strive to understand success - what it means and how one attains it. From a snapshot of the life of Joseph in the Old Testament, we'll see that success is more complex and challenging than we imagine.

When the scriptures describe someone as being successful, they nearly always make this observation - the LORD was with them. Amos 3:3 says, "Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so?". God promises to be with us, but how do approach our lives so that we're with Him?

Why do we tend to neglect prayer in our lives? What is it really about? Jesus helps us understand this by teaching us how to pray.

We get to choose who we aim to please in life. But Jesus warns us that working to please people rather than God keeps us from experiencing everything that God has for us in life.

Do the things we want really bring fulfillment? Learn how our momentary desires can derail what we ultimately want in life, and how we can discern which ones to pursue.

Of all the prophets, priests, and kings throughout history, what sets Jesus apart? Join us as guest speaker Dr. David Rathel offers perspective from a close-up look at the book of Hebrews and a panoramic view of the scriptures as a whole.

Sometimes God gives us challenging assignments. We will look at the example of Joshua to learn how to progress from "mission impossible" to "mission accomplished."

Everyone wants to change something but often we find we don't have the power. How do we change? Only God can change us. He is the only person who is powerful enough to change us. This is His promise to all who love, trust and obey His Son Jesus Christ. First He changes who and what we are, then He changes how we are. Do you need to change something about yourself? God loves you and will change it for you if you will trust and follow Him.

Everyone wants to change something but often we find we don't have the power. How do we change? Only God can change us. He is the only person who is powerful enough to change us. This is His promise to all who love, trust and obey His Son Jesus Christ. First He changes who and what we are, then He changes how we are. Do you need to change something about yourself? God loves you and will change it for you if you will trust and follow Him.

As Christ followers, we must make sure that our decisions fit the frame of God's will in our lives.

Seeking to know and do the will of God should be the #1 priority in a Christian's life.

Let's learn from the example of Joseph and how he chose to honor God in the midst of challenging circumstances.

We all lose focus in life. In Matthew 6:19-33, Jesus teaches us how to regain our focus once we have lost it.

This week guest speaker John Strappazon will speak on how to escape a hard life and the pain that comes from foolish living.

What is God really like? Guest speaker John Strappazon will dive into Psalm 103 to uncover the truth about God's identity.

This week we'll be sharing how to bring clarity to your direction and decisions in life about the way you live in the day to day moments.

As individuals and as a church we want to remain in the circle of God's blessing as we move forward in life. But how do we do that? The Apostle Peter gives us insight into how to do that, that we also see modeled in the lives of two very different Kings in the Old Testament.