Valley Creek Church Weekend Messages

In this message we remember to stay Jesus-focused, that we're hope carriers, and that we're a harbor of hope.

Are you enjoying God in this season? Because He's enjoying you. In this video, Pastor John lays out three simple ways we can enjoy God today. It's time to choose your own adventure, and enjoy God again!

In the kingdom, success is defined as obedience, not results. How do you define it? In this message, we learn the significance of obeying what God's asked us to do.

When you hold onto offenses, they keep you trapped in the past. So, don't take the bait! In this message, we focus on the significance of forgiveness and letting go of offenses.

Connecting isn't about feelings, it's about faith! In this message, we take a look at the importance of relationships and the cultivation of our hearts.

In this message we re-engage with what Jesus is doing and ask ourselves, "What would it look like for me to engage again?"

Where do you need to invite Jesus to renovate in your heart? Let's take some time to ask, listen, and respond to what Jesus has to say to us as we wrap up RE.

Where do you need a “RE” in your life? Re-start? Re-store? Re-connect? In this message, we start our 3-day encounter with God and REfocus on Him.

Happy New Year from Valley Creek! As we prepare for 2021, let's remember what Jesus spoke to us in 2020.

Merry Christmas from Valley Creek! Because of Jesus, PEACE.

In this message we walk through what Christmas at Valley Creek will look like in 2020, while also looking ahead to the amazing things in store for 2021.

What have you been expecting? The hope of Jesus or the brokenness of the world? In this message we take a look at the life of Simeon and Anna from the Christmas story and learn how to expect and hold on to hope.

People with the heart of a king seek the presence of God, so let's take some time to have a moment in His presence right where we are! In this experience, we worship, show gratitude, and pray together as we reflect on the goodness of God in our lives.

Grace gives us the heart of a king, but gratitude, worship, and generosity help us maintain it. In the final message of this series, we're reminded of the ways we can live a kingdom life in the midst of our circumstances. Let's receive the heart of a king together!

As people with the heart of a king, we are called to focus on God's mission not our own comfort. Kings are on mission to see every person experience a kingdom life. In this message, we learn the cause for which we were born.

When David felt like quitting, he strengthened himself in the Lord and persevered. As people with the heart of a king, we are called to do the same! In this message we learn practical steps to strengthen ourselves in the Lord based on the life of King David.

As people with the heart of a king, we are created to honor and submit to our authority. Submission leads to breakthrough, so let's find some freedom together as we learn what kingdom submission looks like by looking at the life of King David!

As someone with the heart of a king, you were created to live a life of honor! In this message we learn the importance of honor and what it looks like to walk it out. Because a king doesn't demand honor, they release it!

Apathy has no place in the heart of a king! In this message, we reflect on the life of David to see how we can replace any apathy in our hearts with the passion of Jesus.

The life of David is a great example of what it looks like to live with the heart of a king! In this message, we talk about the importance and value of our hearts and the characteristics of someone with the heart of a king.

We are a movement of hope for the city and beyond, and we are called to love and honor the people around us. In this message, we take a look back at what it means to be a culture of hope carriers as we step into a new season.

In this message, we focus on Numbers 6:24-26 and pray a blessing over Valley Creek, our serve teams, our church families, and our spheres of influence.

Jesus lived a life full of moments, and moments full of life. In this message, we take a step back and ask ourselves, "Are we aware that the Father is with us in every moment?"

The "Who" is more important than the "What." Let's look back on the story of Moses to remember a lesson we've learned along the way: if Jesus isn't in it, I don't want it.

When Jesus is doing a miracle in our lives, the method may be something we don't expect. Let's look at Scripture and be encouraged by what it really means to live by faith and not by sight.