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This Sunday, we will be introducing a song that is new to our congregation, “Christ Our Hope in Life and Death” written by Matt Boswell, Matt Papa, Keith Getty, Matt Merker, Jordan Kauflin. This song is rich in theology—nearly early every stanza could be a stand-alone sermon.

Romans 8:1 is one of the most comforting verses in the Bible. There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” These words have brought comfort to many Christians throughout the years, including myself. Through these words, believers can take solace in knowing that the penalty of sin is no longer held to their account. Sin and shame no longer have control over our lives. But sometimes it’s hard to live this reality.

What does it mean to keep our hearts with all vigilance? Is the heart just our feelings? In the Bible, we learn what our heart really is.

MVBC desires to come alongside families and help equip with resources for raising our children and grandchildren in the ways of the Lord. The following are family discipleship resources that Pastor Zach mentioned in his sermon on Sunday.

We need wisdom to guide us regarding our choices and what to do when life does not turn out as planned. The book of Proverbs offers us 31 chapters of succinct statements of practical wisdom regarding a variety of life topics.

My heart sank as I read the words on my phone. My social media feed relayed the news of yet another prominent Christian leader confessing long-hidden sin. Over the past several years, a litany of famous pastors and leaders have fallen into grievous sin, calling into question their years of ministry.