Worship isn’t just for Sunday—it’s a daily victory that minimizes self and magnifies God. In Luke 19, we learn that true worship flows through our affections, our attention, and our actions. Discover how small, everyday choices of worship align your heart with God and lead to a life of purpose.

Following Jesus can feel overwhelming, but real transformation happens through daily obedience. In this message from The Valley Church, discover why taking up your cross each day leads to freedom, joy, and lasting spiritual growth. Learn how “little victories” of faith can add up to a life fully aligned with God’s will.

Many believe the Bible says, “God won’t give you more than you can handle”—but that’s a myth. In this message from The Valley Church, discover why God allows overwhelming seasons and how they lead us to His comfort, endurance, and deeper dependence. When life is too heavy, it’s never too heavy for Him.

Can we trust the Bible’s accuracy? In this message from The Bible Doesn’t Say That at The Valley Church, we explore how history, preservation, and transformation prove Scripture is reliable. Discover why the Bible is God-breathed, trustworthy, and powerful to change lives today.

Is Christianity anti-intellectual? In this message from The Bible Doesn’t Say That at The Valley Church, we explore how faith and intelligence actually work together. Discover from Acts 17 how Paul shows that God welcomes our questions, our curiosity, and our pursuit of wisdom.

The story of Jonah reveals how pride and self-will can cause us to miss God’s incredible work. Discover how surrendering to God’s perspective leads to joy, freedom, and a deeper trust in His mercy. Jesus, the greater Jonah, shows us the way to true life.

In our Gospel of Jonah series at The Valley Church, we explore Jonah 3 and the obstacle of obedience. Jonah shows us that fear, pride, or past pain can keep us from saying “yes” to God—but on the other side of obedience is freedom, joy, and impact we never imagined. Discover how one step of obedience can change everything.

In our series The Gospel of Jonah at The Valley Church, we discover what to do when life leaves us at rock bottom. Jonah’s prayer in the belly of the fish shows us three steps: acknowledge our reality, align with God’s Word, and abandon our own will. When we do, God meets us with mercy and gives us a fresh start.

In our new series The Gospel of Jonah, we discover that Jonah’s story is about much more than a whale—it’s about running from God, hitting rock bottom, and experiencing His mercy. In Jonah 1, we see how God uses storms and second chances to draw us back to Him and remind us that His way is always best.

Discover the hope of God’s big picture—creation, fall, redemption, and restoration. Revelation shows us that while the world feels broken now, Jesus will return to make all things new. The final headline is already written: Jesus wins.

At The Valley Church in Lawrence, KS, our Easter message celebrated the resurrection of Jesus—the cornerstone of our faith. Discover how the empty tomb brings hope, redemption, and new life, no matter how broken your past may feel.

In week two of The Big Picture series at The Valley Church, we explore the fall of man in Genesis 3 and why sin separates us from God. Discover how this moment in history reveals our need for a Savior and how Jesus was always God’s plan for redemption.

At The Valley Church, we’re exploring The Big Picture—the story of God told through creation, fall, redemption, and restoration. In this message, discover what it means to be created in the image of God, why He made us, and how we were designed for His glory, His ways, and a relationship with Him.

In John 18, Jesus declares, “My kingdom is not of this world.” At The Valley Church, we’re learning how drawing a line between the world’s ways and God’s kingdom brings true freedom. Discover how living in the upside down kingdom of Jesus leads to a right side up life filled with hope, purpose, and truth.

In Luke 10, Jesus tells the parable of the Good Samaritan to reveal the heart of His upside down kingdom. At The Valley Church, we’re learning how true kingdom culture means showing mercy, compassion, and love without limits. Discover how Jesus stopped for us—and how we can stop for others.

At The Valley Church, we believe the harvest is plentiful—but it starts with planting seeds. In this message from our Kingdom Culture series, discover what it means to be seed planting people who show up consistently, serve faithfully, and trust God to bring the growth. Learn how living in Jesus’ upside down kingdom leads to a right side up life.

Discover what it means to live in God’s upside down kingdom through our new series, Kingdom Culture. In Matthew 5, Jesus teaches that the poor in spirit, the humble, and those who hunger for righteousness are the ones who are truly blessed. Learn how following these kingdom values leads to a right side up life filled with joy, purpose, and impact.

Discover how to recognize and overcome spiritual battles with practical insights from Ephesians 6. Learn how to stand firm, put on the armor of God, and win the war within through faith, truth, and prayer.

Discover how Philippians 4 provides biblical wisdom on overcoming worry and anxiety through prayer, trust, and God’s peace. Learn practical ways to transform anxious thoughts, find spiritual clarity, and experience a faith-filled mindset that brings lasting peace.

Discover practical, faith-based strategies to combat anxiety and stress through biblical wisdom. Learn how to trust God, seek His kingdom, and embrace peace in the face of life’s challenges.