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Noel describes what it means that we are made in God's image.

John Moore shows us what we can learn from a God who took time to rest and delight in his creation.

Noel takes a moment to talk about the purposeful work God gave us in the creation account.

Noel uses a beautiful and personal illustration on why and how we should commit ourselves to the local church.

In this first message in our study of the book of Genesis, Noel points us to a God who created the entire world.

Noel talks about what PARTNERSHIP is at Exeter Valley Church, what the Bible has to say about the topic, why we value PARTNERSHIP, and how we do it at Exeter Valley Church.

Jesus said that "whoever does the will of the Father is his brother, sister, or mother". Paul called us the "household of God". Elsewhere in scripture we see these familial themes reverberated.

Noel shows us what it means to be a Family on Mission with God in part 4 of our Values series.

Guest Mike Sandusky shares about being Devoted to the Mission of God.

In this message Noel shows us what it means to be a Spirit Filled Church, what the Bible has to say about the gifts of the Spirit, and why we're contending for the Spirit's power at Exeter Valley Church.

Noel leads us through a 4 part series on the distinct values we hold as a church. In this message he shows us what the Bible is, why we can trust it, and how we can live lives of obedience.

Mark Condie (Elder, Radiant Church Tulare) teaches us how Jesus is the greatest gift we have ever received.

Pastor Noel Piepgrass brings us into God's Perfect Plan for giving in the past, present, and going into the year 2025.

In this final message from the book of Ephesians, Michael Seaward teaches us how to wage war in the spirit according to the Apostle Paul.

David Jansson shows us what it means to be Christlike, regardless of where you are on the corporate ladder.

Noah Sarr teaches this week on how grace can help us in the home and the importance of the child-parent relationship.

Noel teaches on Paul’s organization of household roles beginning with marriage.

This Sunday Noel showed us some fundamentals of Christian political participation and led us in prayers for our nation, our leaders, and our communities in the light of the coming election.

As part of our study in the book of Ephesians, Noel shows us what Paul means when he commands his audience to be filled with the Holy Spirit.

Noel shows us what the Bible teaches about the godly use of alcohol and the dangers of drunkenness.

Joseph joins us to show us the difference between the wisdom of God and the wisdom of man and how to walk in it.

In his sermon, Michael shows us the darkness that’s in us, the reasons we have to live in the light, and how Christ can lead us to it.

Noel shows us what Paul means when he discourages sexual immorality and points us to God’s good design for sex. 

In Ephesians 4 Paul shows us what life in God’s family looks like. In this message guest Nathan Scheele teaches us how to be fit for the life to come. 

In Ephesians 4:17-24 Paul shows us how we can put off our pre-Christian way of living and step into the ultimate life with God that we were created to live. 

In Ephesians 4, Paul is talking about unity in the body when he decides to also affirm the diversity of the gifts Christ has given his church. In this passage Joseph shows us how Christ has given each member gifts to be used for the building up of the body.

Ephesians 4 starts with a section on unity in the church. In this message Noel takes three verses and shows us how God’s desire for his church is oneness. 

In Ephesians 4, Paul begins to describe what a life marked by grace looks like. In this sermon Noel shows us how the gospel empowers us to walk in humility, gentleness, patience, and love.

Noel sits down with Joseph Rosales’s to talk shop about the need for new churches and what Joseph has learned so far in his residency. 

On our first Sunday in a new building, Noel shares some stories about how participation has fueled the mission of the church since day one.

In part two of this sermon on why we give, Michael Seaward shows us why giving is good for the giver.

In this sermon on why we have sermons, church planting resident Joseph Rosales shows us the glory, the grounds, and the gifts of preaching. Check it out!

In Part 2 of our series on why we do what we do when we gather, Michael shows us what the Bible really says about our money.

In part 1 of this series on the basics of church gatherings, Noel kicks us off with a message on the most essential element of our activity as a church, why we gather. In this message Noel points us to the gospel truth that when we gather we get God, we get each other, and we get individual transformation. 

Ephesians 3 ends with Paul praying one of the most powerful prayers in scripture. In this message, Megan Piepgrass shares about how God has worked in her life over time to move the deep truths of God from her head to her heart. 

In Ephesians 3:1-13, Paul tells his audience how God has reconciled us to one another in Christ and knit us into the family we call the church. Noel shows us 3 implications for the church.

Paul compares our state before Christ to that of a foreigner. In this message, Church Planting Resident Joseph Rosales shares how God saved him out of incarceration, substance abuse, and personal tragedy and brought him into the family of God by grace. 

In Chapter 2:1-10, Paul lays out the gospel by saying that Christ has brought us from death to life by his grace. Furthermore, this is the gift of God through faith, not by works! Noel shows us what's so amazing about grace and how we can get it wrong if we're not careful.

In this first message in a series on the first three chapters of the book of Ephesians, Noel shows us how God’s plan has initiated the Christian story and how this plan brings us into a family.

Noel sits down with Noah Sarr to talk about living on mission with God. Noah shares how God has used him as a Medical Provider, Husband, Dad, and Partner of Exeter Valley Church.

On Easter Sunday Noel shows us not just what happened at the resurrection but why it’s so meaningful for us. (key text, 2 Cor. 5:17-21)

In this passage, Jesus faces the most brutal, humiliating death a man could face in the ancient world. Noel shows us the meaning of Christ’s death and the forgiveness and freedom it buys us. 

Noel sits down with Joseph for a conversation about his testimony and all things evangelism and church planting. 

Jesus has been handed over to Pilate, the Roman Governor with authority to carry out the punishment the Jewish leaders desire. In this sermon Noel teaches us how we’re prone to choose a different Jesus than the messiah of the New Testament and how we can faithfully interact with a politically secular world.

In this episode Noel and Michael chat about Michael’s sermon on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. In this conversation they take a dive into issues of Jesus’s humanity, God’s wrath towards sin and his love towards sinners. 

In this message, Noel shows us how Judas’s shame brought about his self-destruction. We too battle shame, but we have hope in Jesus who sets us free!

In Part 4 of our series on Jesus & the End of his life from Matthew 26-28, guest Joseph Rosales showed us how Jesus demonstrated perfect self-control in the midst of a really stressful situation.

In part 3 of this final series in the book of Matthew, Jesus is betrayed by Judas and arrested. In this passage, the trial of humanity is put on display and we learn that we’ve all played a part in the death of the Christ.

In this scene from the Garden of Gethsemene, the gospels depict Jesus’s overwhelming sorrow as he faces the reality of his impending death.

Michael Seaward shows us why this agony was so intense and what we can learn from the prayer it led Jesus to pray.

In episode 10 Noel and Megan sit down to discuss all things pertaining to The Lord’s Supper.

In the first part of a 7 week series on the end of Jesus’ life from the Gospel of Matthew, Noel shows us how Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper as a means of demonstrating God’s plan of salvation through his atoning work on the cross.