by Pleasant View Staff
Pleasant View Missionary Baptist Church is pleased to announce that we will be holding a screening of the award-winning documentary “The God Who Speaks” this November, and you are invited!
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Come Join Us For Easter at Pleasant View!
by Pleasant View Staff
If you’re looking for ways to spend your Easter Sunday, we invite you to spend it with us here at Pleasant View. Services will begin at 10:00 AM with Sunday School and a lesson provided by Bro. Gary Beehn.
A Season of Celebrations at Pleasant View
by Pleasant View Staff
We’re nearing the end of the year, and that means lots of celebrations and get-togethers. Here at Pleasant View, there’s been no exceptions — we’ve had a lot to celebrate over the last two months, and we’d like to share all of it with you!
What’s New at Pleasant View: Fall 2021
by Pleasant View Staff
The crisp morning air, the falling leaves, and pumpkin spice everything—fall has definitely arrived, and with it comes exciting new events and changes at Pleasant View!
The 7 Rules of Life
by Daniel B.
Everyone wants to live their best life. Countless dollars are spent each day on self-help books and life coaches who promise to help individuals find and tackle what’s holding them back. But what if the best life coach you could ever have is totally free—and currently sitting in your own home?
The Bible—God’s own holy word—is chock-full of advice that can help you to eliminate nasty habits and move forward in life with confidence. Below, we take a look at seven “Rules of Life,” and the relevant passages for each one in the Bible.
Finding Hope In a Fallen World
by Daniel B.
As human beings, we prefer to be in-charge of our circumstances and have a clear view of the future, whether it’s making plans for an upcoming vacation or saving money to build a large nest egg. Unfortunately, life typically has other plans and we soon find ourselves losing all control of the situation.
Today, the future is more uncertain than ever before. Illness, job losses and questions about financial security abound. This uncertainty is no doubt leaving many feeling scared or anxious and looking desperately for hope. Some turn to material objects or other people to provide a means of escape and comfort, but the respite each one brings is only temporary. The struggle to find hope is never-ending. Or is it?