Join Pastors Seth and Brandon as we dive into some of the ideas and questions we didn’t quite get to on Sunday. We’ll look at Rahab’s story, the real meaning of faith, the scarlet cord, and the similarities between Rahab's home, Noah’s ark, the Passover, and Jesus. This discussion is based on the sermons from Valley Church Clinton and Valley Church in Terre Haute given on September 20, 2026, covering Joshua 2. 

We’re back! After a couple of weeks off, Pastors Brandon, Matt, Seth, and Adam are back together as we begin our Joshua preaching series.

In this episode, the guys discuss some of the themes and ideas from Joshua 1 that didn’t make it into the sermons due to time constraints or other reasons, while digging a little deeper into the passage and its significance for us today.

This conversation follows the messages preached by Pastor Adam in Terre Haute and Pastor Seth in Clinton on September 13, 2026, covering Joshua 1:1–11.

Pastors Adam, Matt, Brandon, and Seth wrap up Romans 8, reflecting on the powerful truths found in its closing verses. They also look back on the series as a whole, sharing what stood out to them, what challenged and encouraged them, and what they hope we carry with us as we continue to be formed by God’s Word. This conversation is based on the Sermons preached at Valley TH and Valley Clinton on 8/23/26

Pastors Matt, Adam, Brandon, and Seth work through the questions that Paul lays out in Romans 8:31-34. This discussion is based of the sermons preached on 8/17/26 by Pastor Matt in Terre Haute and Pastor Seth in Clinton.

Pastors Adam, Matt, Brandon, and Seth continue the conversation from Romans 8:28–30, recently preached at Valley Church in Terre Haute and Valley Church Clinton on 8/9/26.

Together, they reflect on seasons of affliction and the ways God has used hardship to shape and form them. They explore the tension between God’s sovereignty and our desire for control, the freedom that comes from trusting Him, and the gifts that can be found as a result of His sovereignty. Ultimately, they return to the hope at the heart of this passage: God is at work, He is forming His people into the image of Christ, and His promises give us confidence even when we cannot see or understand what He is doing.

In this episode, Pastor Adam, Pastor Matt, Pastor Brandon, and Dillon (Valley Clinton's Youth Director) dive deeper into Pastor Adam’s message from Sunday, August 2nd at Valley Church.

Building on the four areas of help from Adam's sermon—Language, Control, Needs, and Outcomes—the team opens up about which specific areas resonated most with them personally. Together, they candidly explore the postures of brokenness we often carry, how we seem to hold too tightly to maintain control, and the sometimes unexpected, but gracious ways the Lord responds when we ourselves before him, even when we lack the words to speak.

Join Pastor Adam, Pastor Matt, Pastor Brandon, and Valley Clinton's Youth Director, Dillon, as they discuss the groanings we experience in life, how peace is found in our being with God, and how hope can carry us. This discussion is based on the Sermons given at Valley Church on 7/26/26.

Pastors Brandon, Adam, and Matt discuss further what comes to mind when we read of suffering, glory, and how creation itself is waiting with us. They talk more about how we are to endure it and how important it is to be anchored to Christ. This discussion is based on the sermon given by Pastor Brandon at Valley Church on 7/19/26.

Pastor Brandon and Pastor Seth sit down and discuss various aspects of this past Sunday's passage in Romans 8:12-17. They touch on what it looks like to put sin to death, what it means for us to be able to call God "Abba", and how God's love for us can sometimes be hard to grasp. This discussion is based on the sermons given by Pastor Seth at Valley Clinton and Travis Beckner at Valley TH on 7-12-26.

Matt, Brandon, and Dillon discuss the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, the assurance of his presence with us, and how the spirit keeps us. This episode is a compainion to the sermon's given at Valley Church and Valley Church Clinton on 6/5/26.