Watch Sermons from West Valley Church in Yakima, WA

Advent Part One explores how God brings hope into messy, unexpected places. Even in disorder, His promises stand, and His presence walks with us every step of the journey.

True peace isn’t the absence of conflict—it’s the presence of Christ. In this message from our Fruit of the Spirit series, discover how the Prince of Peace transforms anxious hearts, restores relationships, and teaches us to live as peacemakers in a troubled world.

Joy isn’t a mood boost; it’s the Spirit’s steady presence. In part 2 of Fruit of the Spirit series, we contrast fragile happiness with Christ-rooted joy that endures trials, reshapes priorities, and overflows in worship, purpose, and resilient hope.

Love is more than emotion—it’s God’s very nature living through us. In part 1 of Fruit of the Spirit, discover how agape love transforms hearts, restores relationships, and becomes the unmistakable mark of Christ’s presence in our lives.

In part 4 of Church for a Change, our pastoral team sat down for a candid panel discussion—listening to your feedback, clarifying questions, and sharing our heart for the future as we grow into one church with two languages, united in Christ’s mission for West Valley.

Change is constant; God isn’t. In part 3 of Church for a Change, we show how an unchanging Gospel calls us to adapt our methods, love our neighbors, and become one church in two languages—so West Valley can be a Spirit-led change agent for our community.

Don’t just deal with change—become a dealer of it. In part 2 of Church for a Change, discover how God transforms us from the inside out so we can live as change agents—renewed in mind, united in Spirit, and reflecting Christ to a world in need of hope.

Change is inevitable—but it doesn’t have to be aimless. In part 1 of Church for a Change, we look at Ecclesiastes 3 to trade fatalism for faith, see God’s purpose in every season, and learn how His unchanging love shapes us through life’s constant shifts.

In part 2 of Philemon, Pastor Mike unpacks Paul’s heartfelt plea to forgive Onesimus—a powerful picture of grace that transforms slaves into brothers. Through this story, we’re reminded that the gospel tears down every barrier and calls us to live as equals in Christ.

In part 1 of Philemon, Pastor Mike explores Paul’s bold letter calling a slave owner to forgive and restore his runaway servant as a brother in Christ. This radical act of grace reveals how the gospel transforms power, status, and relationships—because in Jesus, now things are different.”