Stand-Alone Messages

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Joe Valenti highlights the power of Jesus’ resurrection, which offers a new life and a new future to those who believe. He calls on the congregation to embrace this transformation, trusting that Jesus’ victory over sin and death provides hope and forgiveness, inviting everyone to experience a spiritual reset and join God’s family.

This week Campus Pastor Josh Stone preaches about how God’s blessings have been continuously transforming lives, emphasizing the simple truths of forgiveness, humble obedience, and divine love. We have been embracing these enduring truths together, as we have been experiencing ongoing renewal, unity, and joy in our daily lives through our shared faith.

In this stand alone message, CVC Founding Pastor Rick Duncan explores Psalm 90 and challenges us to count our days because our days count. Life is short, but God’s steadfast love transforms fleeting moments into lasting impact. Discover how to live with urgency, join God’s work, and make 2025 a year that matters for eternity.

Celebrate the good news of Christmas with Pastor Joe Valenti as he unpacks the angels’ announcement of joy and peace in Luke 2. Discover how Jesus’ birth meets us where we are, lifts us out of fear, and brings eternal joy and peace with God. Whether this season is one of joy or struggle, this message reminds us of the hope we have in Christ—a hope that changes everything.

What kind of church are we becoming, and what kind of legacy will we leave for the next generation? In this vision-casting message, Pastor Joe Valenti challenges us to reflect on CVC’s six biblical passions: Living Truth, God Dependence, Caring Community, Linked Generations, Equipped Leadership, and Missional Living.

Pastor Joe also outlines our 2025 Key Objectives—Deepening our Prayerfulness, Deploying More People, and Developing Clearer Processes—and invites us to take part in creating a culture that glorifies God and equips the church for generations to come.

When did Easter become real to you? When did it become more than hours baking a ham or hiding Easter eggs around the yard? At some point as believers, just like with the disciples in Luke 24 after Christ’s crucifixion, our eyes are opened to who Christ truly is and what He accomplished for all of humanity there on the cross and in His resurrection.

A Strategy to Multiply – CVC’s Vision Update: We get it – with so many exciting things happening both in and through CVC the past year or so, it can be easy to lose sight of our main focus. Lead Pastor Chad Allen is here to help. Teaching through Luke 6:12-19, Pastor Chad will cast vision for the church, share initiative updates, and help us refocus on the majors: be a church of disciple making disciples.