Grand Valley Church

Pentecost Sunday 2026

Today we celebrate the birth of the Church and the power of the Holy Spirit at work in believers today. This message explores the connection between the Tower of Babel and Pentecost, showing how humanity was once divided by language and pride, but through the Holy Spirit we are united in Christ with purpose and power. Walking through Genesis 11, Luke 24, and Acts 1–2, we see the promise Jesus gave His followers fulfilled as the Spirit empowered ordinary people to boldly proclaim the Gospel. From Peter’s transformation to the revival at Azusa Street, this sermon reminds us that the Holy Spirit still changes lives, breaks barriers, and calls the Church to live fully devoted to God. The invitation remains the same today: be filled with the Spirit and become a witness to the world around you.

Encounter Communion

In this communion message Pastor Andrew calls us to examine the reality of misplaced worship and divided loyalties in our lives. Through Scripture from Exodus 32, Romans 1, Psalm 51, and 1 Corinthians 11, we are reminded that only Jesus Christ is worthy of our worship, surrender, and devotion. As we approach the communion table together, this message invites us into repentance, renewal, and a fresh alignment of our hearts with God. The cross and the sacrifice of Jesus remain the only source of true life, freedom, and salvation. May this be a moment to lay down every idol, return to the Father with humility, and experience the restoring power of His presence once again.

Mothers Day 2026

In this special Mother’s Day message, we explore the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a powerful example of faith, discipleship, and devotion. From the promise in the Garden of Eden to the foot of the cross, we see how God used an ordinary young woman to carry out His extraordinary plan of redemption. This sermon reflects on Mary’s humble response to God, her willingness to serve, and her ability to treasure and ponder the moments God placed before her — both joyful and painful. Through personal stories, biblical insight, and the example of Christ honoring His mother even in His final moments on the cross, this message encourages all believers to reflect on the role of mothers, spiritual family, and what it means to faithfully say “yes” to God. Happy Mother’s Day!

God is Our Treasure - Week 2

Welcome to week 2 of “God Is Our Treasure,” as we go into Matthew 6 and a question we all wrestle with—What is my purpose? Where am I going? But what if the answer isn’t found in where we’re headed… but in who we’re with? In this message, we explore what it means to truly seek God first—to move beyond surface-level faith and into a life where He becomes our priority, our foundation, and our treasure. Through honest reflection and real-life story, we’re invited to consider what might be taking up space in our hearts—and what God wants to replace it with. If you’ve ever felt stuck, searching, or wanting more in your walk with God, this message is for you.

God is Our Treasure - Week 1

In this message, "God Is Our Treasure" by Aaron Jones, we explore Jesus’ words in Matthew 6 and the powerful question: Where is your treasure? Jesus repeatedly points us to the Father—one who sees, provides, listens, and meets us in the secret place. In a world that pushes visibility, success, and recognition, the kingdom of God invites us into something deeper: a hidden life with Him. Through both Scripture and personal story, we’re reminded that what we value most shapes our hearts. When our treasure drifts toward the things of this world—like approval, money, or control—worry follows. But when God becomes our treasure again, we find peace, purpose, and fullness. The invitation is simple but profound: return to the secret place. Not out of obligation, but out of love. Because in His presence, we discover that He isn’t just what we need—He is what we truly desire.