Yes, we have a small congregation, but our vision is clear and bold: to be a place where every person finds belonging, every heart discovers hope, and every life is transformed by the gospel. There’s a moment that comes to every church—a Sunday morning when you realize the faces looking back at you are the…
Author: Dennis Robbins
“The Bread That Never Runs Out.” A Bible Study and Pastor Joey’s Sermon on Luke 9:7-17.
At East Valley International Church, we don’t see the digital world as a distraction from faith—we see it as another space where God is already at work. The same Spirit who moved over the waters in creation now moves through networks, signals, and screens, bringing grace through pixels and presence through code. Using AI and…
Fundamentals of the Faith Sunday School notes
Our Q&A comments were submitted to Perplexity for review, commentary, and emphasis. The goal was to illuminate key themes and draw out richer connections for reflection. As part of this process, Perplexity also sourced relevant URLs for further study, adding useful context to the discussion. Fundamentals of the Faith Sunday School notes – various Q&As…
The Departure from Faith: An Investigation into Why “Professing Christians” Abandon Christianity
The phenomenon of individuals “walking away” from Christianity has become increasingly visible in contemporary Western culture. Social media platforms overflow with “deconversion” stories, testimonies of former believers, and communities dedicated to those who have left the faith. The rise of the “ex-Christian” movement demands serious theological examination—not as an exercise in judgment, but as an…
Unbreakable: The Love That Holds When Everything Falls Apart
Romans 8:35-39 Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword? As it is written, “For your sake we are being killed all the day long; we are regarded as sheep to be slaughtered.” No, in all these things we are more than conquerors…
Rama Duwaji: The Artist Behind New York’s First Gen Z First Lady
A Profile of the Syrian-American Illustrator Who Helped Shape a Political Movement As New York City prepares to welcome its first Muslim mayor, another historic milestone emerges from the shadows: at just 28, Rama Duwaji is set to become the city’s youngest first lady and the first member of Gen Z to assume the role…
“The Call To Go: Sent With Power & Purpose.” A Bible Study and Pastor Joey’s Sermon on Luke 9:1-6.
East Valley International Church views the digital world not as a distraction from faith, but as a new frontier for it—a wilderness where hearts still wander, searching for light. As the Spirit once hovered over the waters at creation, so He now moves through signals and screens, carrying grace through pixels and presence through code. Our…
Protected: Treasure from the Vault
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The Framing Trap: How ABC News Manufactured Opposition to Trump’s White House Ballroom
A Critical Examination of Media Bias and Poll Construction The latest ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll claiming Americans “largely oppose” President Trump’s White House East Wing renovation reveals more about the state of American journalism than it does about public opinion. A closer examination of the poll’s construction, framing, and presentation exposes a textbook case of…
Spanberger’s Rhetoric Raises Questions About Collaborative Governance
Breitbart: Spanberger: I Won’t Work with Trump on Creating Jobs, ‘You Don’t Work with the Arsonist’ During a portion of an interview aired on Thursday’s “PBS NewsHour,” Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate former Rep. Abigail Spanberger responded to the prospect of working with President Donald Trump on job creation by saying that “you don’t work with…