For over 60 years this house has been carried by faith steps and sacrifice. On our 61st birthday we take a new name, Church of the Vale. God asked Ezekiel whether dry bones could live, and He is still asking it over our valley. Ps Ryan Germain opens Ezekiel 37 and shows us where we sit in that story. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Every criminal trial rests on one unshakable rule. Ps Mark Edwards says our faith does too. God's unfailing love and His faithfulness are the golden thread running through Scripture, mentioned hundreds of times, and everything God does rests on them. He opens Psalm 108, the song David's warriors sang before battle, and shows us why God is on our side. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Posture matters, and not the kind we fix against a wall. The Bible talks about the posture of our hearts, and a stagnant life often traces back to one that has not shifted. Ps Igor Scholz opens Philippians 3 and walks us through three postures: our natural posture of sin, repentance as our response to God, and how we posture ourselves for His promises. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

What is on our lips reveals what is in our heart. On Easter Sunday, Ps Ryan Germain unpacks the word hallelujah and why praise is the natural response to the good news of Jesus. He reads John 3:16 and 17 alongside Revelation 19 and makes the case that we are the happy ones, because life is better with Jesus. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Dead is not dead when Jesus is involved. Good Friday looked like the end, but the cross was the doorway to resurrection, and what Jesus touches comes alive. Ps Ryan Germain reads from Mark 5, John 11 and Luke 7, three moments where death met life, and asks us what in our own lives seems final but is not. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

The crowd waving palm branches was right about who Jesus was and wrong about what He came to do. Palm Sunday is a picture of what happens when we pray. Ps Andy Waddell opens Matthew 6 and Matthew 21 in our Foundations collection and shows us that prayer welcomes the King into our lives, and prepares us before it changes anything around us. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Everything around us is shouting about money right now. The Bible has plenty to say about how we steward it, but the biggest thing it says is that money reveals where we actually put our trust. Ps Ryan Germain opens Genesis 22 in our Foundations collection, brings a vision update on the new name ahead, and lands the whole thing on surrender. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

Praying in the Spirit gets talked about a lot and explained very little. Ps Ryan Germain demystifies it in our Foundations collection, walking through the streams God has used across church history and making clear that salvation rests on Jesus, not on a gift. From John 16 and Acts 1 and 2, he shows us what the Holy Spirit was given to do. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

There are two ways to wake up, with intention or without. Most of us drift through days we were meant to carry purpose into. Ps Ryan Germain defines the anointing simply, the Holy Spirit empowering us to do what God has called us to do, and shows from 1 John 2:20 and Elijah in 1 Kings 18 why we need it for parenting, forgiveness, and real conversations about Jesus. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.

A sailor can have all the experience in the world and still go nowhere without the wind. Ryan McMahon takes us to Luke 4, where Jesus is full of the Spirit, led by the Spirit, then returns in the power of the Spirit. Full, led, empowered. That is the model, and it starts with asking God for a fresh filling. Come be part of a Sunday at Church of the Vale, or find more at churchofthevale.com.