Valley Creek Church Weekend Messages

Our response to God’s grace is generosity. Grace leads us to missional generosity. Missional generosity is using what you have for the good of others and the glory of God. Grace draws us, changes us, and empowers us to live a life bigger than ourselves. When we discover the grace given to us, our natural response should be to give.

Church is the place where you come as you are and become who you were created to be. We gather around the Word of God, encounter the presence of God, and minister to each other as the people of God. Then, we are sent out to be hope carriers in every area of life. Jesus came to be our hope; He came to us, we didn’t have to go to Him.

The church belongs to Jesus. He calls the church “my” church. Valley Creek is one church that meets in multiple campuses and carries hope into thousands of locations. The purpose of planting campuses is to serve cities. Each campus is a safe harbor where we can dump our garbage and be built up to be carriers of hope in our cities. Every follower of Jesus needs a harbor where they can receive and c...

We believe God is giving us a new vision for the next season: we are a movement of hope for the city and beyond. We are all at base camp right now, whether you have been with us for one day or since we began this journey. And, we can’t wait to write the next chapter together.

Pioneers are bold and courageous! They go beyond the horizon, they push the limits, they see what’s beyond the bend, they go further and farther than those before them, they blaze new trails, they create the future. A pioneer is someone who moves into the unknown for the good of others and the glory of God. When we ask, listen, and respond by obediently taking next steps, we not only bless those w...

In 2019, our theme is Pioneer. A pioneer is someone who goes into the unknown with God for the good of others and to bring glory to God. We will take new ground in our relationships, our finances, our spirits, our minds, our cities, our region, and our hearts. God created us to pioneer (Genesis 1:28). If we are not pioneering, we are not living out our purpose. God is inviting us to take ground to...

In this message we celebrate Christmas together as a church family.

When the grace of Jesus flows through our lives, we can't help but be generous and grateful. In this message, we learn that generosity and gratitude are responses to the goodness of God.

We were created to overflow – to live the adventure of a generous life. In this message, we learn it's grace that teaches us about a lifestyle of kingdom generosity.

We were created to overflow kingdom realities into the world around us through gratitude and generosity. In this message, we discuss the kingdom realities and the importance of tithing.

We all experience unexpected hardtimes, but no matter what's going on, don't give up! IN this message, we focus on kingdom encouragement based in the book of James.

Jesus never worried, hurried, stressed, or lived with regret. He always lived in the present, one moment at a time. Jesus invites us to be present in the moment!

As followers of Jesus, the way we speak should be different than the world around us because we've had an encounter with the life of Christ. In Jesus, our tongues turn from fires of evil to fountains of hope!

How we treat people should be different than the world around us. The more we walk with Jesus the more we love what Jesus loves, and Jesus loves people!

What's normal living for a follower of Jesus is abnormal for those in the world. It's time to stop trying to fit in with the world around us because God has called us to stand out!

What you do with what Jesus says determines your experience in life. What will you do with what Jesus is saying to you?

We are taking this year to go back to the basics and become rooted in Jesus, so we can flourish in life. (Colossians 2:6-7, Ephesians 3:17-20) A tree’s roots draw the nourishment it needs from being rooted in the soil. Our roots draw the truth of God into our lives. The soils represent the ways of God and the roots represent the paths with which we draw God’s ways into our lives.

The love of the Father allows us to flourish and it's not until we choose to receive His love that we fully flourish in life. Love is not meant to be known, it is meant to be experienced.

Jesus came to release the unending favor of God in our lives. Favor is when God supernaturally works on our behalf. He gives us favor so we can be empowered to live like Jesus and release the kingdom everywhere we go. Favor is not the possessions we hold in our hands, it’s the perspective we hold in our hearts.