Pleasant View Baptist Church

Pleasant View Baptist Church The Official page for Pleasant View Baptist Church located in Bettendorf, IA

Pleasant View is a multi-generational family of believers in Jesus Christ, seeking to connect others to God and His family, striving to grow spiritually and relationally, and finding our places of serving God in His church, in our communities, and in the world


Vision Statement: Connect - Grow - Serve

What happens when we try to help God fulfill His promises?In Genesis 16, Sarai and Abram grow impatient waiting for God'...
06/02/2026

What happens when we try to help God fulfill His promises?

In Genesis 16, Sarai and Abram grow impatient waiting for God's promised son and take matters into their own hands. Their decision creates conflict, broken relationships, and deep suffering. Yet amid the turmoil, God pursues Hagar in the wilderness and reveals Himself as El Roi—the God who sees.

If you've ever struggled with waiting on God, this message offers encouragement to trust His faithfulness even when circumstances seem uncertain.

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What does it mean to truly trust God?In this week’s message, “Believing Loyalty,” we walk through Genesis 15 and Abram’s...
05/24/2026

What does it mean to truly trust God?

In this week’s message, “Believing Loyalty,” we walk through Genesis 15 and Abram’s encounter with God. Abram is given incredible promises while facing very real fears, doubts, and limitations. Yet through it all, God reveals Himself as faithful and trustworthy.

Guest speaker, Drewe Zanki, explores how biblical faith is not just intellectual belief, but it is believing loyalty. Faith that produces action. Faith that remains loyal to God even in uncertainty. Faith that transforms the way we live.

Watch or listen to the sermon on our website https://bit.ly/3RoIBVe

Our culture celebrates influence, recognition, and self-promotion, but Jesus offers a completely different picture of gr...
05/17/2026

Our culture celebrates influence, recognition, and self-promotion, but Jesus offers a completely different picture of greatness.

Pastor Drew Webb takes us to Mark 10:35–45 and shows how Jesus confronted the pride and ambition of His disciples while calling them to a life of humility and service.

Rather than seeking status and power, followers of Christ are called to embrace Kingdom greatness by serving others sacrificially and pointing people to Jesus.

Key Themes:
👑 The world’s definition of greatness vs. God’s
🙏 Humility instead of pride
❤️ Serving others in Christ’s name
✝️ Jesus giving His life as a ransom for many
🔥 Living differently from the culture around us

Jesus didn’t come to be served — He came to serve. And He calls us to follow His example.

https://bit.ly/4ujGz7m

From conflict to worship, Genesis 14 follows Abram's journey to rescue his nephew, refuse the wealth offered by the king...
05/11/2026

From conflict to worship, Genesis 14 follows Abram's journey to rescue his nephew, refuse the wealth offered by the king of S***m, and an encounter with the priest-king of Salem, Melchizedek. Abram’s actions show what faith looks like in the middle of pressure, and Melchizedek’s appearance points forward to the greater priest-king, Jesus Christ.

https://bit.ly/4uCyDxw

What happens when fear takes control?In Genesis 12:10–13:18, Abram’s journey reveals how fear can lead to compromise, po...
05/05/2026

What happens when fear takes control?

In Genesis 12:10–13:18, Abram’s journey reveals how fear can lead to compromise, poor decisions, and unintended consequences. Yet even in failure, God’s grace remains steady, and His promises stand firm.

Key Themes:

⚖️ Fear vs. Faith — A daily choice
⚠️ Fear’s consequences — Disobedience and compromise
🙌 God’s grace — Faithfulness despite failure
💰 Prosperity’s test — Faith vs. self-interest
🌍 The promise renewed — God’s plan prevails

Be encouraged: your past failures do not cancel God’s faithfulness.

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What happens when God calls you out of your comfort zone?In Genesis 12:1–9, Abram is called to leave behind everything f...
04/26/2026

What happens when God calls you out of your comfort zone?

In Genesis 12:1–9, Abram is called to leave behind everything familiar and step into a future defined only by God’s promises. This message explores the powerful moment when God inaugurates His covenant with Abram—a covenant rooted in grace and guaranteed by God alone.

Key Themes:
🚶‍♂️ Faith in the unknown
📜 The promises of the Abrahamic Covenant
🙌 Obedience and worship as responses to God
🌍 God’s plan to bless all nations

Abram’s story isn’t just history—it’s an invitation. How will you respond when God calls?
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04/19/2026

God’s Mercy and Justice. An excerpt from Pastor Drew Webb’s sermon on Genesis 11:10-32, available now on our website, YouTube, and Spotify.

As we close out the first 11 chapters of Genesis, we encounter a passage that might seem like just a list of names—but i...
04/19/2026

As we close out the first 11 chapters of Genesis, we encounter a passage that might seem like just a list of names—but it carries deep significance. This genealogy bridges the gap between early humanity and the beginning of God’s covenant with Abraham.

Key Themes:
📜 God’s intentional plan through generations
⚖️ The perfect balance of justice and mercy
🌱 Grace working through imperfect people
🚶‍♂️ Trusting God’s direction, even when it’s unclear
🙏 Surrendering to God in life’s hardest moments

God is still writing His story—and He invites us to trust Him as part of it.
https://bit.ly/3Qiu10U

04/13/2026

The purpose of The Tower of Babel contrasted against God’s gift for Abram.

What are you building your life on?In Genesis 11:1–9, the story of the Tower of Babel reveals how quickly unity can turn...
04/13/2026

What are you building your life on?

In Genesis 11:1–9, the story of the Tower of Babel reveals how quickly unity can turn into rebellion when God is removed from the center. The people sought to make a name for themselves, avoid dependence on God, and secure their future on their own terms—but God intervened.

Key Themes:
🧱 Humanity united with one language
🏙️ Pride and self-glorification
🚫 Fear-driven disobedience
🌍 God brings judgment through confusion
🙏 A call to live in obedience
🎯 Use your gifts for God’s glory

This message challenges us to examine whether we are living for our own name—or for God’s.

Join us as we learn how to walk in obedience, humility, and purpose.
https://bit.ly/4chf9qL

Address

6400 Crow Creek Road
Bettendorf, IA
52722

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Sunday 8:45am - 12pm

Telephone

(563) 332-5233

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