Valley Creek Church Weekend Messages

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.

Passion is attractive, inspiring, and contagious, and it points people to Jesus. The active ingredient in a movement of Hope is passion. We dream about our passions, we’re excited to talk about our passions, and we’re willing to sacrifice, invest, and suffer for our passions. Passion creates discipline in our lives. We reclaim lost passion in our lives when we remember, repent, and return to the t...

As we journey through life, we let things into our hearts that were never meant to be there. We’re often not even aware of these things and the impact they have on keeping us from living a healthy life. Just as a little sprinkle of yeast changes an entire bowl of dough, a little sprinkle of yeast will change our hearts. When we give Jesus permission and access to our hearts, He will reclaim the un...

In order to pioneer, we must reclaim ground that has been lost. The hardest ground to take is the ground we once had victory over and somewhere along the way lost it. When we have the courage to reclaim what we lost it becomes even better than before. In the end, it doesn't matter why we lost ground, it matters what we are going to do about it and how we are going to move forward. Following Jesus...

We have blind spots and so do those in our life. We have been called to remove the speck out of our friend’s eye. This is what it means to be a disciple. A disciple is someone who is on a journey to bring all the areas of their life into submission and surrender to the Lordship of Jesus. They are being conformed into the image and likeness of Jesus, as are all followers of Jesus.

When we stop focusing on the brokenness in others and start taking responsibility for our own brokenness, we enable Jesus to change our lives. There is no blind spot beyond the grace of Jesus. He exposes them with grace and love. If we can’t see what is, we can’t see what can be. We get rid of the blind spots in our life by listening to healthy, godly people, confessing and repenting, choosing to...

This is a season of pioneering. We are on a journey of taking ground out there, but God is also inviting us to take ground in our hearts. Sometimes that is the hardest ground to take because we don’t even know we need to take it. God wants to set us free from the blind spots that are keeping us from the fullness of life that He has in store for us.