This week, as we look at Psalm 32, we look at Forgiveness, Confession, and Repentance through Davids point of view. Kevin highlights 6 takeaways from this passage. 1. Forgiveness is available. 2. Unforgiveness is painful. 3. Confession is Simple. 4. Confession is a conversation. 5. Repentance is required. 6. Repentance is rewarded. Are you experiencing the blessed joy of forgiveness?

We continue to look at the Psalms, this week focusing on Psalm 27. Pastor Sean looks at David to see how we can get to a place of praising God in all situations. When we focus on who God is and what he can do, we can be confident in our pursuit of Him always and upon Him trusting that we will persevere.

Habakkuk's response to God after questioning His ways was to praise Him. We know who to praise; Pastor Sean looks at Psalm 150 to see the where, why, how and who will praise Him!

As we finish our study through Habakkuk, Pastor Sean breaks down chapter 3. Habakkuk remembers the goodness and sovereignty of Yahweh, He repeats his goodness through song, and he rejoices in spite of his circumstances. Let's not allow our circumstances to dictate the goodness of our God. God is good all the time, let's praise Himi!

The Lord answers Habakkuk's honest question about what He has shown him. Pastor Sean unpacks chapter two focusing on the Lord's answer in His perfect timing and our need to completely trust His wisdom, even when we do not understand.

This week, we begin a series on Habakkuk, who receives an oracle from God and questions His plans. The story highlights that it’s natural to express honest emotions during uncertainty, and that God can handle our honesty and doubts.

Dr. Jeff Kephart, the director of the East Central Region of the Missionary Church brings greetings from the region and a challenge; Are we pursuing the mission to love like Jesus and live like missionaries? The harvest is plentiful, and the resources are available... Are we committed to the mission at PV?

We take a detour into Ephesians 6:10-20 this week. A biblical understanding of Spiritual Warfare rests in v. 10 " Be strong in the Lord and the strength of His might." Kevin unpacks this as we dig into Ephesians 6:10-20. We need to 1. be Strong in the Lord 2. Put On the Armor of God 3. Take Up the Armor of God 4. Pray 5. Proclaim the Gospel. Do we trust God and equip ourselves with His armor to engage in our everyday battles?