Valley Creek Church Weekend Messages

In ten minutes, this video recaps the entire Face Your Giants series.

Learning to live a lifestyle of going to new places with God can help us conquer the giants of this world. Our future is on the other side of the giants we don't want to face. It's time to take hold of these lessons to experience victory over our giants in Jesus' name.

Our giants are anything that stand between us and God, so we must face them. If we don’t face our giants, God will cause our giants to come and face us. (Deuteronomy 2:24, 26-28,30) The good news is that we don’t face our giants alone. God is with us and His presence gives us everything we need to overcome them. Though giants must be acknowledged, we keep our focus on God through our worship of Hi...

The promises of God are found in His Word, the Bible. His promises are everything we can have through the finished work of Jesus. God’s Word exposes truth and truth is designed to set us free. We seek answers in the world for our giants; answers for the reality of life that we are seeking freedom and victory over. But, we can’t solve spiritual problems with worldly answers. We need Jesus to be at...

A giant is anything that stands in between you and the promises of God that feels impossible to overcome. Our giants are real, but they aren’t our friends. If Jesus came to be a conqueror, we should never be okay allowing giants in our lives. We come from a long line of conquerors (Romans 8:37). Jesus calls us to face the giants in our world so we can find freedom from the giants in our minds.

A giant is anything that stands in between you and the promises of God that feels impossible to overcome. Our giants are real, but they aren’t our friends. If Jesus came to be a conqueror, we should never be okay allowing giants in our lives. We come from a long line of conquerors (Romans 8:37). Jesus calls us to face the giants in our world so we can find freedom from the giants in our minds.

In five minutes, we recap The Ascent series.

There is always more, and it’s time to go to a new place with Him in Jesus’ name. When we discover Jesus and find friendship with God, we make a difference and change our world. This is the Gospel. Jesus has restored our identity, reconciled our relationship with God, and redeemed our purpose in this world.

As we discover Jesus and the difference He has made in our lives, we begin to want to make a difference in the lives of other people. God is reaching the lost, building the Church, and making disciples. He does not need us, but He wants us to come be part of His work.

As we discover Jesus and the difference He has made in our lives, we begin to want to make a difference in the lives of other people. God is reaching the lost, building the Church, and making disciples. He does not need us, but He wants us to come be part of His work.

As we discover Jesus and the difference He has made in our lives, we begin to want to make a difference in the lives of other people. God is reaching the lost, building the Church, and making disciples. He does not need us, but He wants us to come be part of His work.

As we walk through life, the areas we once had freedom in seem to get lost. During this series, we have said it’s time to take those things back in Jesus’ name. We have reclaimed our relationship with God, our hearts, our passion, and our freedom. Now it’s time for us to stop and honor what God has asked us to do by responding in obedience.

When God says follow, we want to go where He’s leading. We are anointed as reclaimers and we have been taking things back in Jesus’ name. This week we are reclaiming our freedom. Freedom is knowing who you are, who God is, and what you were created to do. There’s a difference between being set free and living free.