Grand Valley Church

In the opening message of the Higher series, we begin our journey through the book of Hebrews by discovering a greater revelation of who Jesus is. Hebrews calls us to look beyond the Jesus we remember from the Gospels and see the risen, reigning Christ—seated at the right hand of God, higher than every power and authority. Jesus is not distant or inactive; He is our High Priest, interceding for us...

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this message, we explore Jesus’ challenging call to discipleship—to deny ourselves, take up our cross, surrender control, and follow Him wholeheartedly. But sacrifice is only part of the story. When we truly recognize the beauty and worth of Jesus, we discover that He is not simply someone to admire, but the greatest treasure we could ever possess. This...

What does it mean to move beyond simply experiencing God’s deliverance and into a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit? In this message, we explore Jesus’ invitation to live and walk in the Spirit, embracing the supernatural work of God in and through our lives. Through Scripture and stories of God moving in miraculous ways, we are challenged to surrender our fears, trust the Holy Spirit, and...

One of our core values is at Grand Valley Church is community. Today we welcome Noah and Emma who recently started on staff with us. Our hope is you get to know them better and that you get thinking about your own story as well. God loves you and can use your story!

God is always working, even when we cannot see what He is preparing. Through the story of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary, and John the Baptist, we are reminded that God’s promises never fail, His timing is perfect, and our seasons of waiting are often preparation for something greater. This message encourages us to remain faithful, break free from the expectations that hold us back, and be ready when...

What if the future you believe in could completely change the way you live today? In Revelation 20–22, we’re given a powerful picture of where history is headed: Jesus is victorious, His church is His beloved bride, and one day we will live with Him forever in a restored creation where there is no more curse, death, sorrow, or fear. But Revelation isn’t simply an end-times puzzle to solve—it’s a m...

The anointing God places in us is not meant to stop with us—it is meant to be poured into the next generation. In this message, we are challenged to remember and tell the stories of what God has done, passing on His faithfulness, power, and goodness to those who come after us. Through the picture of “memory stones” in Joshua 4, we discover the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness and shari...

What does it really mean to be anointed by the Holy Spirit? In this message, Marilyn tells stories and explores what the anointing is—and what it isn't. Discover how God's power and authority are given to every believer, not just for Sunday mornings, but for everyday life. It's not supposed to be weird. Be encouraged to rely on the Holy Spirit to accomplish what God has called you to d...

What if one of the most powerful tools God has given you is your story? In this encouraging message from Revelation 11–13, Deb shifts our focus from the symbolism of Revelation to the practical call every believer has received—to faithfully follow Jesus, endure through every season, and boldly share the testimony of what He has done. Drawing from her own journey of 46 years walking with Christ, sh...

In this message, we explore the fascinating idea of the "problem of gratuitous beauty" and how the breathtaking design of our world points to a Creator who delights in beauty. But the greatest display of God's beauty isn't found in nature—it's revealed at the cross of Jesus Christ. Along the way, we examine why fear and arguments alone rarely transform hearts, and why God&#39...

As we begin our The Word of God summer series, we explore why Scripture remains the unshakable foundation for faith and life. Looking at Revelation 5–7, we discover Jesus as the only One worthy to open the scroll and the Lamb who alone holds all authority, judgment, and redemption. We also wrestle with Jesus' sobering words about "weeping and gnashing of teeth," exploring how these t...

In this Father's Day message, we explore the heart of our Heavenly Father and what it means for fathers and all followers. Looking at the life of Jesus, we discover three defining characteristics of God's heart: His unfailing love, His deep compassion, and His desire for relationship with His children. Through Scripture and personal reflections on fatherhood, we are reminded that God's...

What does true sacrifice look like? In this message by Pastor Andrew, we explore the biblical call to sacrificial love through personal stories, Scripture, and the powerful short film Forever Green . Looking at Jesus' words in John 15, we discover that love is more than a feeling or good intention—it is a willingness to lay down our lives for others. As followers of Christ, we are invited to m...

What does it mean to bring the hope of Jesus into your city? In this message from Acts 17, we follow Paul's journey into Athens and discover how God calls ordinary believers to engage the culture around them with wisdom, compassion, and boldness. As people search for meaning, identity, and truth in a world full of competing voices, we are reminded that Christ is still the answer. Be encouraged...

In this message, Pastor Ralph helps us explore the miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand and discover that Jesus is the X Factor. What seemed like an impossible situation—a few loaves and fish for a massive crowd—became a miracle when it was placed in Jesus' hands. Through this familiar story, we're reminded that God isn't looking for our adequacy but our willingness. When we surr...

Today we celebrate the birth of the Church and the power of the Holy Spirit at work in believers today. This message explores the connection between the Tower of Babel and Pentecost, showing how humanity was once divided by language and pride, but through the Holy Spirit we are united in Christ with purpose and power. Walking through Genesis 11, Luke 24, and Acts 1–2, we see the promise Jesus gave...

In this communion message Pastor Andrew calls us to examine the reality of misplaced worship and divided loyalties in our lives. Through Scripture from Exodus 32, Romans 1, Psalm 51, and 1 Corinthians 11, we are reminded that only Jesus Christ is worthy of our worship, surrender, and devotion. As we approach the communion table together, this message invites us into repentance, renewal, and a fres...

In this special Mother’s Day message, we explore the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a powerful example of faith, discipleship, and devotion. From the promise in the Garden of Eden to the foot of the cross, we see how God used an ordinary young woman to carry out His extraordinary plan of redemption. This sermon reflects on Mary’s humble response to God, her willingness to serve, and her abi...

Welcome to week 2 of “God Is Our Treasure,” as we go into Matthew 6 and a question we all wrestle with— What is my purpose? Where am I going? But what if the answer isn’t found in where we’re headed… but in who we’re with? In this message, we explore what it means to truly seek God first—to move beyond surface-level faith and into a life where He becomes our priority, our foundation, and our treas...

In this message, " God Is Our Treasure" by Aaron Jones , we explore Jesus’ words in Matthew 6 and the powerful question: Where is your treasure? Jesus repeatedly points us to the Father—one who sees, provides, listens, and meets us in the secret place. In a world that pushes visibility, success, and recognition, the kingdom of God invites us into something deeper: a hidden life with Him....

On this Resurrection Sunday message from Pastor Andrew, we’re reminded that Easter is not the end of the story—it’s the beginning. Because Jesus is alive, everything changes. His resurrection marks the start of new life for believers, not just improvement, but complete transformation through death and rebirth in Christ. It also brings a new identity—one that is received, not earned—freeing us from...

In this message one of our Elders Debbie reminds us that God’s grace doesn’t stop at forgiveness—it leads to purpose. In moments of doubt and feeling unqualified, we’re invited to trust that God is not looking for perfection, but for our hearts. Through Peter’s story in John 21, we see that even after failure and denial, Jesus restores and recommissions. The same grace that forgives us is the grac...

In this message on of our Elders Debbie Reid explores the powerful truth of “grace upon grace” from John 1:16—God’s endless, undeserved favor at work in our lives. Through a personal story of challenge and healing, we’re reminded that even in difficult moments, God’s grace is present, sustaining and strengthening us. Grace is described like waves on the shore—constant, renewing, and never running...

In this his message Pastor Andrew explores the reality of spiritual warfare and the call for believers to live with awareness and discernment. While God invites us into a life rooted in truth and sustained by Him, there is an adversary who works through deception to pull us away from that life. Scripture reminds us that our battle is not against people, but against lies that distort who God is and...

In this message Bram explores the biblical imagery of trees, branches, and fruit to reveal God’s desire to give life and cultivate spiritual growth in us. Beginning in Genesis with the Tree of Life, we see that God’s original intention was for humanity to experience life in close relationship with Him. Drawing from passages like Psalm 1 and Jeremiah 17, those who trust in the Lord are compared to...