Valley Creek Church Weekend Messages

To live a flourishing life, we must believe we are forgiven and righteous in Jesus. Righteousness means in right standing. We can experience that life when we get rooted in Jesus.

The beginning of a flourishing life is to receive the forgiveness that Jesus offers. Although we have all fallen short and missed the mark, we were made to live in the glory of God. Forgiveness is a choice that God has already made, receiving his forgiveness is a choice that we have to make.

Valley Creek is a movement of Jesus-focused, Spirit-filled, life-giving people. We live a life of restful movement; we rest in Jesus and yet we never stop moving forward with Him. Where God is leading us is better than where we’ve been, and we follow His leading one next step at a time. We follow the cloud; we hear God’s voice and follow Him, by faith, into a life of freedom. The Old Testament clo...

The Old Testament hero, Joseph, experienced wave after wave of disappointment but he never became hopeless. In this message, we focus on not allowing the disappointments of today to become disappointment in God or tomorrow's expectations.

Hope is the confident expectation of the goodness of God today, even though we feel forgotten. Sometimes, we feel like we are doing everything right but our circumstances don’t change. If we are going to get from where we are to where God is leading us, we need to learn how to deal with the disappointment of feeling forgotten. Disappointment is normal, but because of what Jesus has done, we don’t...

Having hope in the midst of disappointment is believing in the goodness of God despite unmet expectations. Unresolved disappointments will lead to a defeated life. If we are going to hold on to hope in the disappointment of life, we must learn how to deal with the disappointment with waiting.

Hope isn't anchored in the things of this world, but in the character of God. That's why hope never fails! Disappointment is meant to be a temporary emotion, not a permanent perspective. In this message we learn how to deal with the disappointments of circumstances by looking at the story of Joseph.

Hope is the belief in the goodness of God despite disappointments. How we handle disappointment will determine the quality of our life, health of our heart, and can lead us to the abundant life that God has for us.

Easter is a celebration of who Jesus is and what He has done for us. God has put the hope for life in our hearts and Easter is a time when we are drawn back to the hope found in Jesus. With the busyness of the season sometimes we miss what Easter is about; it’s about Jesus, who is more than enough. Jesus is inviting us to come back to Him, and become rooted in His love. To live in the awe and wond...

A kingdom leader is someone that influenes people to move toward Jesus. Shared leadership is when individual leaders sumbit their unique giftings to a common vision and to each other for an exponential return.

In this message we are going back to the basics and building a relationship with Jesus. As the world continues to move faster and be more complex, w ehave an invitation to slow down and simplify. It takes time to focus on being rooted in Jesus.

Serving is one of the most basic aspects of living a rooted life. We are called to show the world the love and compassion of Jesus. When we serve, it reveals God to a broken world while connecting us to his heart.