Sunday Sermon

The latest sermon video is posted here each Sunday afternoon.
October 18, 2020
Faithful Flexibility (audio)
James 4:13-17
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Children's Church

for kids 2 years old through fourth grade
Weekly ​Children's Church-style video for kids through fourth grade, complete with songs, a lesson, and puppets!
​You can find our earlier Children's Church videos here.

Tools for Worshiping at Home

Church Schedule Update — last updated October 17, 2020
Links to Song Collections
​  Praise and Harmony Series (The Acappella Company)
   The ZOE Group
   Hallal Music

​Links to ​Some of our Church's Favorite Songs
​(please report broken links)

Online Services & Bible Studies

Online services and studies are currently offered only through Zoom. For login instructions, please contact us.
For the current schedule, see our home page.

Streaming Sermons

SVCC Internet Radio
​Streaming archived sermons

More Lessons

During this time when it's difficult for us to meet together for Bible study, check out some of these great lessons from SVCC or posted publicly by our brothers and sisters around the country.
Are Natural Disasters Punishment from God?
Kevin Jensen, SVCC, November 9, 2014 • from Joel 1, a study of whether a natural disaster could be punishment from God for people's sin
Lament in the Psalms & the Christian Life
Kevin Jensen, SVCC, October-November 2015 • 9-lesson series on lament & grieving as part of our walk with God during hard times
Devoted to Fellowship
Dr. Harold Shank, Harding University Bible Lectures - October 1, 2019 • on the beauty and importance of Christian fellowship
Heaven on Earth
​Rick Atchley, Pepperdine University Bible Lectures 2013 • on what heaven will be like

Encourage...

During this awkward and stressful time, while many of us cannot meet together, please take every opportunity to encourage one another. Send someone a thoughtful card or letter. Shoot them a quick email or text to let them know you're thinking of them and looking forward to seeing them when all gets back to normal. Take special care to connect with those who—due to age, health risk, illness, or self-quarantine—must remain largely isolated.

​Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.
Hebrews 10:24-25