What do you see in the world that bothers you? What do you see other people experience that upsets you and breaks your heart? What gets you so fired up it makes you want to do something about it?

We have all been shaped in 5 key ways that make us who we are and when we discover our SHAPE it helps reveal how God will use us in His world and what our purpose is. It’s part of how we answer the question, “Why are we here”. Most people never take the time to discover how God uniquely made them. We’re going to change that in this series!

In a relay, the handoff is the most critical point of the race. Bad handoffs will eliminate your team from finishing the contest and end the race. It’s the same in the church and in our walk with Jesus. We’re only one generation away from losing our impact as a church and the hope it brings to our world!

How are you doing with the handoffs in your life? Who has God called you to handoff your faith in Jesus? Are you still at the starting blocks? A ways out from the exchange zone? Or have you entered the exchange zone and both of you have your hands on the baton transferring the DNA of your relationship with Jesus?

Did you know that God hasn’t called us to play it safe? That’s why when you Shake The Valley to the Core you’ll find that we are missional risk-takers...people who have the faith to take God at His Word and live out His commands and call on our lives.

And that’s one reason people love The Valley Church – it’s exciting and fulfilling to be part of a people who trust that God is who He says He is and that He will honor our risky steps of faith.

Come Sunday to discover what we mean by taking risks – what that means and what it doesn’t mean

When you shake everything down to the core what is The Valley Church all about? Well, at The Valley, you will find a group of people who care for one another, want to impact the next generation and make a difference in the community because of what Jesus has done for them. And, that is why we LOVE our church and we think you might too! Join us for this four-week series as we look at what makes The Valley Church a place people love to call home. Join us for these four messages: The Word, Life Together, Brilliant Faith, Next Gen

When you shake everything down to the core what is The Valley Church all about? Well, at The Valley, you will find a group of people who care for one another, want to impact the next generation and make a difference in the community because of what Jesus has done for them. And, that is why we LOVE our church and we think you might too! Join us for this four-week series as we look at what makes The Valley Church a place people love to call home. Join us for these four messages: The Word, Life Together, Brilliant Faith, Next Gen Join us for service every Sunday at 9:15 am, or 11:00 am (EST)

Did you know that thinking the same thoughts over time creates a rut in our minds and our thoughts become more automatic over time?

That’s not a problem if they are great thoughts, but if they are lies that keep us from God’s best it’s a real downer. They can also have real and deadly consequences.

In this message from Winning the MindWar, we’ll learn how we can position ourselves to re-program our minds and win the Mind War. You can stop thinking those same old thoughts that lead to those same old defeating and destructive behaviors and begin thinking in new ways!

Remember: when we change our thoughts, we change our lives!

We can win the war in our minds…and when we change our thoughts, we will change our lives!  Our minds are battlefields and there is a war going on in there. Sometimes it's full-scale and overwhelming, and sometimes it’s more nagging and simmering just off to the side.   

Thoughts are powerful. They change our perspective, impact our decisions, and influence our habits.                                                   

Tired of trying to think up new ways to get out of bad habits and unhealthy thought patterns, but just keep falling back into your old ways of thinking? Trying to control what's happened in the past or what will happen in the future and realize it’s not working?    

 You'll discover that willpower alone won’t win – the war is too big and strong for that.

Our minds are battlefields and there is a war going on in there. Sometimes it's full-scale and overwhelming, and sometimes it’s more nagging and simmering just off to the side.   I’m not telling you something you don’t know. Every last one of us has struggled with our thoughts about who we are, what our value is, and the kinds of choices we should make.  

 Thoughts are powerful. They change our perspective, impact our decisions, and influence our habits.                             

  I don’t know of a series we’ve done in the last few years that has the potential to impact lives as much as this one. Yours and the people all around you. Please invite someone you know who needs to hear this message and get control of their thoughts. I’m convinced it will greatly change their life!                        

   Tired of trying to think up new ways to get out of bad habits and unhealthy thought patterns, but just keep falling back into your old ways of thinking? Trying to control what's happened in the past or what will happen in the future and realize it’s not working?    Join us for the start of our new series Winning the Mind War. You’ll discover that willpower alone won’t win – the war is too big and strong for that.   We can win the war in our minds…and when we change our thoughts, we will change our lives!

Ever come to a place when you sensed there is more to church than what you have experienced? That you were only seeing the tip of the iceberg when it came to God’s explosive power changing people’s lives and working in amazing ways through you and the church?   We’re going to look at a snapshot of the early church and see a church that is exploding in power, with lives being transformed dramatically and exponentially, and a church advancing the Kingdom of God in ways that amaze everyone who encounters them.   Is it possible we can experience God’s awesome power just like the early church did? What did the early church do to experience that explosive power and how do we position ourselves to be used in the powerful ways they were?   Is there really more?