Messages from Pastor Chris Buscher

Comfort doesn’t destroy overnight, it causes drift. Jesus warned the church in Sardis to wake up and strengthen what remains before it was lost. This message calls the church to repent, resist settling, and stay faithful.

Some destruction is loud, but some settles quietly beneath the surface. God’s warnings are not threats, they are mercy. This message from Joshua 1 calls us to stop lingering, confront fear with obedience, and move forward into the promises of God.

We say we want God’s glory, but Israel begged for distance when God came down at Sinai. Paul shows the way forward: the veil is removed when we turn to the Lord. Behold Christ, be transformed, and endure from glory to glory.

When the world feels loud and God feels silent, Scripture reminds us that God is still working. From Caesar’s decree to a manger in Bethlehem, this message explores how heaven breaks silence through quiet obedience and fulfilled promises.

This communion message reveals the Jesus most believers never see. The holy and powerful Creator who stepped forward in Gethsemane, protected His disciples, drank the cup of judgment, and suffered the cross for us.

This message calls Mountain Valley Chapel to become a church that multiplies. When God’s people release the work, own the mission, and move in unity, the Spirit reaches those we could never reach alone.

Jesus calls His Church to stop for the people others ignore. This message from Luke 10 shows what it means to love with action, see the wounded around us, and serve our city with the compassion of Christ.

A Church marked by love reflects the heart of Jesus. This message calls Mountain Valley Chapel to embrace humility, walk in the Spirit, and reveal the gospel through radical love that transforms lives.

This message calls the Church to return to the Word with reverence and hunger. Revival begins when God’s people tremble at Scripture, understand it deeply, and allow it to ignite a fresh fire in their hearts.

A Church empowered by the Spirit does not settle for comfort. This message calls Mountain Valley Chapel to return to hunger, rebuild the altar, and invite the fire of God to fall again through surrendered lives.

A church that stands must be built on Christ alone. This message calls Mountain Valley Chapel to return to the foundation Jesus established and become a church that advances with courage and truth.

This message calls Mountain Valley Chapel to the edge of something greater. When Jesus speaks the Great Commission, He invites imperfect believers to trust Him fully and step into a bold future shaped by courage and faith.

This message calls us to anchor our faith in the truth that Jesus is everything. From our past to our struggles to our future fears, Christ stands greater than all. Discover the power of trusting the One who never changes.

I want to personally welcome you to the new Mountain Valley Chapel website. This isn’t just a fresh look online. It’s a reflection of what God is doing here in Gold Bar and a glimpse of where He’s leading us as a church family. God has given us a clear vision for this community. We are called to be a place where His presence is real, His Word is preached, and His people are equipped to live out their faith every day. We’re not trying to keep up with trends or build something