Sermons from Prairie Valley Church in Campbell, Tx.
Prairie Valley Church Sermons
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Sermons from Prairie Valley Church in Campbell, Tx.
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August 2, 2026
You're Not the Unwanted Stepchild | Romans 8:12-17
<p>You don't get to choose the family you were born into, and if we're honest, none of them were perfect. So what happens when a perfect Father chooses you?</p><p>In this message from Romans 8:12-17, Josh Slater walks through what it actually means to be adopted into God's family. The message opens with the obligation believers no longer carry to their old life, moves through what it means to be led by God's Spirit and cry out "Abba, Father," and ends with the hardest part of the promise: that being God's child means walking the same road Jesus walked, suffering included. Along the way, Josh pushes back on the idea that adoption was some easy, expected outcome in the ancient world, and makes the case that being welcomed into God's family was never something anyone was entitled to.</p><p>Key scripture: Romans 8:12-17. Paul's argument here moves from what believers owe the flesh (nothing) to what they've received instead: adoption, intimacy with God, and a shared inheritance with Christ that includes both glory and suffering.</p><p>New sermons from Prairie Valley Church drop every week. Find all our links at <a href="https://link.content360.io/PVC" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">link.content360.io/PVC</a> and subscribe so you never miss one.</p><p><a href="https://app.notion.com/p/Suffering-Coheirs-3abaaed8c2a980709d75ca7857f751cc?source=copy_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Outline and Transcript</a></p>
July 26, 2026
If God Forgave You, Why Are You Still Carrying It? | Romans 8:1-11 | Prairie Valley Church | Pastor Josh Slater July 27, 2026
<p>If God Forgave You, Why Are You Still Carrying It?</p><p>Most of us know we have been forgiven. What we cannot figure out is why we are still carrying the guilt.</p><p>Romans 8:1 opens with one of the most direct declarations in the Bible: there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. But Paul does not stop there. He immediately raises the harder question: if the verdict has been declared, why do so many believers still live like the case is still open?</p><p>In this episode, Pastor Josh Slater works through Romans 8:1-11 in two movements. The first is a declaration: the sentence has been canceled. God is not holding your sin against you. The cross settled it. And the phrase "I just need to forgive myself," as common as it is, is actually telling God His forgiveness was not enough.</p><p>The second movement is a challenge. Because the Spirit of God lives in you, you now have a choice about what you set your mind on. The mindset of the flesh defaults to self, sin, and death. The mindset of the Spirit moves toward life and peace. And here is the hard part: you will never accidentally drift toward God. Every drift goes the other direction. Holiness takes intention.</p><p>Whether you are wrestling with guilt you cannot shake, going through the motions in your faith, or trying to understand what it actually means to have the Holy Spirit living in you, this message is for you.</p><p>New sermons from Prairie Valley Church drop every week. Subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss one.</p><p></p><p><a href="https://app.notion.com/p/No-Condemnation-New-Mindset-3a3aaed8c2a9805b98d9d2b5f0582372?source=copy_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Outline and Transcript</a></p>
July 5, 2026
When Life Falls Apart Where Do You Look? | Psalm 121 | Prairie Valley Church
<p><a href="https://app.notion.com/p/Look-Up-359aaed8c2a98081bff1eabedb46ebfb?source=copy_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Outline and Transcript</a></p><p><br></p><p>Where do you turn when life feels dangerous and nothing seems to hold? Psalm 121 was written for pilgrims on a long and treacherous road — people who needed real help, not religious platitudes. This message from Prairie Valley Church in Campbell, TX explores what it means to stop looking to the hills and fix your eyes on the one Protector who never sleeps, never stops, and never looks away.</p><p>Whether you're carrying grief, anxiety, financial pressure, or broken relationships, this psalm has a word for you. The Creator of the universe completely protects his pilgrims — now and forever.</p><p>Prairie Valley Church | Campbell, TX | Pastor Josh Slater | Sacred Songs Sermon Series</p>
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