Valley Church Messages

Pentecost | Doug Dillaman | Acts 2

In Acts 2, we see the birth of the Church, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and Peter’s powerful message pointing people to Jesus. In this message, we look at four major truths from Acts 2: 🔥 The New Covenant Outpouring of the Holy Spirit (v.14-21) 👑 The Exaltation of Jesus (v.22-35) ❤️ The Right Response: Repentance (v.36-41) 🤝 Life In Jesus’ New Community (v.42-47) Pentecost wasn’t just a historical event—it revealed God’s power, His promise, and His desire to transform lives through Jesus and the Holy Spirit. If you’ve ever wondered what Acts 2 means for us today, this message is for you.

More Than Forgiveness | Pastor Jonathan Mast | Genesis 42-43

What does real forgiveness actually look like? In Genesis 42–43, Joseph comes face to face with the brothers who betrayed him years earlier. But instead of seeking revenge, Joseph begins a process that reveals something deeper than forgiveness alone—true repentance, changed hearts, and the possibility of reconciliation. As Joseph tests his brothers, we begin to see evidence that God has been changing them. The same men who once sold Joseph into slavery now show compassion, humility, and responsibility. If you’ve ever struggled with forgiveness, trust, regret, or reconciliation, this message is a powerful reminder that no one is too far gone for God’s grace.

Mother's Day 2026 | Jan Jones, Hannah Kocher, Angie Anderson, Virginia Dillaman

In this message, four mothers give testimonies of their motherhood journeys and of God's faithfulness through it all.

From the Pit to the Palace | Pastor Jonathan Mast | Genesis 41

What does it look like when God’s timing finally comes together? In Genesis 41, Joseph is suddenly brought from prison to stand before Pharaoh. What seemed like years of waiting and silence were actually preparation for a moment of purpose. In this message, we see three key truths: 1. Without God, we are powerless 2. Before God, we must be humble 3. With God, we must take action Joseph not only interprets Pharaoh’s dream—he provides a plan that ultimately saves a nation. His journey from the pit to the palace reminds us that God is always working behind the scenes, preparing us for what’s ahead. And ultimately, Joseph’s story points us to Jesus. Just as people were told to “go to Joseph” in a time of need, we are invited to go to Christ—the true source of life and salvation. If you’re in a waiting season or wondering how God is working in your life, this message will encourage you to trust His timing and walk in faith.

Remember Me | Pastor Jonathan Mast | Genesis 40

What do you do when you feel forgotten? In Genesis 40, Joseph is still in prison—faithful, obedient, and yet overlooked. When two of Pharaoh’s officials are thrown into prison, Joseph chooses to serve them, care for them, and speak truth—even when it’s difficult. After interpreting their dreams, Joseph asks one simple thing: “Remember me.” But when the moment comes, the cupbearer forgets him. This message explores what it looks like to trust God in seasons of waiting—when you’re doing the right thing but nothing seems to change. Joseph’s story reminds us that even when people forget, God never does. If you’ve ever felt unseen, overlooked, or stuck in a season that doesn’t make sense, this message is for you.