Gvf // Grace Valley Fellowship

Sin hides in our hearts. It wants to hijack our desires and take over our lives. But, thankfully, God gave us a secret weapon for exposing the evil within.

If we’re saved by grace, then why be good? Why not live like life is one perpetual frat party?

Heaven isn't filled with good people and church should be filled with greasy sinners.

Being captured by the beauty of God’s grace is the beginning of Christian life transformation. We are changed by grace and it is beautiful.

If we become too comfortable with life as it is, we will stop seeking life as it could be. If we become too comfortable with our lives, we will stop seeking the life of Christ.

This new year, make a resolution focused on Jesus; not your waistline, social media or Netflix. You'll be amazed by the results!

He knows everything about you, and He still came after you.

Sometimes it takes a crisis for you to put things in perspective, for you to sort out your own heart, to realize what really matters. 

What do you want for Christmas? It’s a question you’ll hear dozens of times this season, but have you stopped to consider it? If you could set aside all your fears and insecurities and ask God for anything, what would it be?

Guest speaker, the pastor of Iron Works Church, Darin Pesnell

Sabbath. It's not just about a day. It's about the rhythm of life and the rhythm of creation.

Love and holiness are inseparable. If you aren’t holy, you aren’t really loving. If you aren’t loving, you aren’t really holy.

How do we experience the forgiveness of God?

A candid discussion about faith, Scripture, Israel, & Antisemitism 

When the earliest Christians talk about what it means to be a follower of Jesus, they say: “You are a priest.” But what does that even mean? What does it look like for us to step into our God-given calling to be priests?

If you are a sinner, this text is for you. Leviticus 4-5 will give us step-by-step instructions on how let go of guilt, wash away filth, release shame & regret. It’s a path to healing what’s broken, righting what’s wrong, and knowing “God forgives me.”

In Leviticus 3, God invites broken, hurting people to a place where they can begin to experience wholeness & peace. He invites us to learn who we are and whose we as we spend time with Him.

How do we experience a life of deep gratitude and joy?

The hardest part of following Jesus has to be this whole giving up control thing. But it might just be the best part too. Leviticus shows us how the way of surrender is the way to life.

According to Jesus, the book of Leviticus invites us into a life that beats to the “unforced rhythms of grace.” In this message, we begin to explore how this 3,000 year old book points us to a deep, rich, full life.