How does God’s truth get into our minds? What is the difference between just reading the Bible and really having our eyes opened and lives impacted by a personal encounter with the Living God?

What does New Year’s have to do with Christians? More than one might think! Alan Bryant shares a New Year’s message on the importance of joy for a Christian.

At Christmas, God’s Word illuminated the world by the birth of Jesus Christ. Today’s Christmas Eve message speaks of this Light, which darkness cannot overcome.

Join us today as Creekside Elder Jeffe Ready shares from the letter of 2 Peter about the certainty and authority of the Word of Scripture, our bright “morning star” that shines in the darkness.

We are finishing the year with the sermon series, “God’s Word To Us and To the World”. We started with the second half with International Day of Prayer For the Persecuted Church and with Dr. Margaret Nikol. We have been blessed to be able to hear about, pray for, give to and encourage persecuted believers….

David’s repentance and costly sacrifice give us an example to follow and a glimpse into the future of God’s people.

King David acknowledges his dependence on God and God’s mighty power displayed on behalf of one he loves.

As we get closer to the end of our series on the life of David, we see a series of short vignettes that give us a summary of the kind of situations he faced as king. As we look at these, we’ll get a taste of what a king really needs. And as we trace that all the way to Communion, we’ll see that we are in desperate need of the same.

Enemies. Betrayal. Death staring him in the face. David has declared his faith that God is in control and God is good. But was David’s faith a stoic, passionless, fearless thing? Just the opposite.

Sin is a Taker. God is a Giver.