CVV Ministries

Exploring what we can learn from the lie that caused humanity to fall.

Lesson 04—The Foundation Of His Throne (April 21–27)

Why should the fact that God alone rules over all creation give us great cause to rejoice?

Lesson 03—The Choice Is Yours (April 14–20)

The choices we make are the role we play in the war between God and Satan.

Lesson 02—The Genesis Of Satan (April 7–13)

How did sin originate in a perfect environment? How did Lucifer become Satan?

Lesson 01—The Author Of Evil (March 31–April 6)

Painting a picture of the only metanarrative that provides true clarity in a suffering world.

Lesson 13—Ultimate Liberation (March 24–30)

Christ’s return will usher in a freedom unlike anything we could ever experience here on earth. What might that be like?

Lesson 12—The Sabbath Controversy (March 17–23)

Exploring the connections between the Sabbath, religious liberty, and Revelation 14.

Lesson 11—The Final Tyranny (March 10–16)

We looked at the end time prophecies in Daniel 7; now let’s explore Revelation 13, see how it all connects, and discuss the predicted events.

Lesson 10—The Struggle Against Slavery (March 3–9)

How does the way the Bible addresses the issue of slavery point to God’s work concerning the issue of the human condition?

Lesson 09—The Persecuted Church (February 25–March 2)

God has warned us of the coming persecution just as He warned the early Christian church—not to discourage us, but to strengthen and reassure.

Lesson 08—Surrendering And Defending Rights (February 18–24)

Paul consistently demonstrated what it means to be focused solely on God and His mission. Let’s see what we can learn!

Lesson 07—Understanding Theocracy (February 11–17)

What is a theocracy? How and why has God’s theocracy changed over time?

Lesson 06—The Coalition Against Christ (February 4–10)

Jesus’ trial reveals the similarities and differences between politics and religion as well as how dangerous it is when the two combine forces.

Lesson 05—Separating Church And State (January 28–February 3)

Delving a bit deeper into Jesus’ advice regarding the tension we experience from living simultaneously in the worlds of church and of state.

Lesson 04—Finding Real Freedom (January 21–27)

Exploring what Jesus said about true freedom and how to gain it.

Lesson 03—Dealing With Dissenters (January 14–20)

Looking at a parable that offers insight into one of life’s most common questions: why is God waiting until the end to deal with bad people?

Lesson 02—Political Hopes Dashed (January 7–13)

How did Jesus’ message appeal to people regardless of their vastly different backgrounds? How can we do the same?

Lesson 01—The Spirit Of Christ (December 31–January 6)

So, what is religious liberty? Is it not just politics? What did Jesus say about it?

Lesson 13—Go Tell The World (December 24–30)

What does being a true missionary look like, and why is it so important?

Lesson 12—The Final Message (December 17–23)

Though they may not always seem relevant, the three angels’ messages are even more imperative today than they were in 1844.

Lesson 11—The Gospel In Action (December 10–16)

How involved in current social movements should we as Adventists be? (And what does that have to do with the early church leaders?)

Lesson 10—The Godhead (December 3–9)

Discussing the things we know about God... and the many things we don't.

Lesson 9—The Gospel In Adventism (November 26–December 2)

The Bible is one cohesive message; we must remember not to emphasize one tenet over all the rest.

Lesson 8—The Health Message (November 19–25)

What does health have to do with our spirituality? What about the end times?

Lesson 7—The Tithing System (November 12–18)

The tithes and offerings systems serve as a regular reminder of what it means to be a Christian.

Lesson 6—Organized For Service (November 11–17)

Discussing why it took our early church leaders so long to organize the church along with the priorities they established once they did.

Lesson 5—The Great Controversy (November 4–10)

The great controversy metanarrative explains our reality and reveals fundamental truths about God’s character.

Lesson 4—The Prophetic Gift (October 28–November 3)

Have you ever wondered why the Adventist Church is considered to be one of God’s remnant peoples?

Lesson 3—The Sabbath (October 21–27)

Why do Adventists place such great importance on the seventh day Sabbath?

Lesson 2—The Sanctuary Message (October 14–20)

Why was the discovery of the heavenly sanctuary such a big deal?

Lesson 1—Expectant Hope (October 7–13)

Exploring how and why the Seventh day Adventist Church began and why it’s important for us to know that history.

Lesson 14—The Law (September 30–October 6)

What role do the Old Testament laws play in our lives today?

Lesson 13—Holiness (September 23–29)

What does biblical holiness look like in everyday life, and why is it so important to make holy choices even when we're alone?

Lesson 12—Purity (September 16–22)

Looking at the whole biblical context for one of society's most sensitive topics.

Lesson 11—Judgment (September 9–15)

Exploring the vast implications of the earthly sanctuary representing the heavenly sanctuary, looking especially at the prophetic Day of Atonement.

Lesson 10—Atonement (September 2–8)

The Day of Atonement reveals God's ultimate plan for dealing with sin—a plan of both salvation and justice.

Lesson 7—Ministry (August 12–18)

The process of consecrating the Levitical priests has major implications for us as the priesthood of 1 Peter 2.

Lesson 9—Health (August 26–September 1)

Why are the Levitical food laws so important to our spiritual lives, and how does what we eat connect to and affect holiness?

Lesson 8—Worship (August 19–25)

Exploring the worship in Leviticus and how it reveals some things that modern services and believers often lack.

Lesson 6—Restitution (August 5–11)

The trespass offering teaches us that when we sin, we need to make things right with the people we hurt before we can seek to make things right with God.

Lesson 5—Forgiveness (July 29–August 4)

The sin offering reminds us that when we sin, it's primarily against God, even when it's unintentional or involves other people.

Lesson 4—Fellowship (July 22–28)

The fellowship offering reveals God's desire to restore broken relationships, both vertically and horizontally.

Lesson 3—Care(July 15–21)

The grain offering emphasized giving thanks to the religious leaders for their ministry and to God for His gifts.

Lesson 2—Devotion (July 8–14)