Psychologist Nancy Colier says that, “Most people think about hope … like the sprinkles on an ice cream, like it’s great if it’s there, but (you don’t really have to have it).” But for mental health and spiritual health, it’s actually vital. Hope makes life more enjoyable. Hope also helps provide resilience and a greater […]

You can join our live service this morning at 10:00a.m. by going to YouTube.com/chenalvalleychurch

Men’s ministry is offering a study called BetterMan. It is designed for small groups of 4-6. We will have different options for meeting either on Zoom or in person. There will be different meeting times offered in the morning or evening depending on your group.    Let us know if you are interested in joining. Include […]

We had another great Sunday joining the area wide service at War Memorial and virtually at CVC and online. There is one more on November 1. For more information visit forlittlerock.org. To view the service, click on the forlittlerock.org

The CVC women’s ministry has partnered with Our House, a local non-profit that empowers homeless and near-homeless families and individuals.    For our first project, we will put together activity bags for families and individual guests who are living on the Our House campus.  Here are a couple of ways you can jump in: 1. Donate Items for Bags:    Between October 4-16 we are collecting […]

Paige and I visited NYC several years ago with some friends, and if you have been there you know, that is a walking city. One cold day a fierce storm swept through-heavy rains with heavy winds. No umbrella stood a chance. I had an umbrella and it was trashed by the wind within seconds. It […]

On Sunday we came to an interesting part of our love list from 1 Cor. 13. For 7 attributes in a row, Paul tells us what love does not do. We’re about to move to what love does. But Sunday’s verse serves as a bridge. “Love does not rejoice in unrighteousness/injustice but rejoices with the […]

Love may keep no record of wrongs, but we do more than we would like to admit. We do this with people with whom we are close. We hold onto hurt and withhold forgiveness. We hold over people’s heads the mistakes of the past. We drag out past disappointments and disagreements when we argue. Paul is […]