This week, we’re beginning a new series called Kingdom Parables. In this series, we’ll explore a few of the parables Jesus shared in the Gospel of Luke. Through these simple yet profound stories, Jesus reveals the values of God’s kingdom — grace, forgiveness, justice, and mercy. As we journey through these parables, we’ll discover how they challenge our perspectives, shape our faith, and invite us into a deeper relationship with God and one another. Join us as we listen to the timeless words of Jesus and learn what it truly means to live as citizens of His kingdom. This week, we’re taking a look at “The Parable of the Barren Fig Tree.”

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In a world that constantly demands more of our time, energy, and attention, it's easy to fall into the trap of doing, doing, doing – like Martha in Luke 10. We find ourselves overwhelmed by the busyness of life, thinking we must accomplish everything to be valuable. But Jesus calls us to a different way, the way of Mary – sitting at His feet, listening, and cultivating a heart of devotion. This week, we'll talk about how we can go into 2025 with a better balance, learning to prioritize God's presence over everything else. Discover how a Mary spirit can bring peace, purpose, and a deeper connection with Jesus, even in the midst of a Martha world.

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This week, we’re continuing our Advent series. As we continue the Advent season, we remember both the first coming of Christ — His birth in Bethlehem — and the anticipation of His second coming in glory. But what about the space between? In this series, we'll explore how we, as Christians, are caught in the tension between the already and the not yet: Christ has come, but He is coming again. How do we live faithfully in the in-between? Join us as we reflect on the hope, joy, peace, and love that fill this waiting time, and how we can prepare our hearts for both the celebration of His first arrival and the eager expectation of His return.

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This week, we’re continuing our Advent series. As we continue the Advent season, we remember both the first coming of Christ — His birth in Bethlehem — and the anticipation of His second coming in glory. But what about the space between? In this series, we'll explore how we, as Christians, are caught in the tension between the already and the not yet: Christ has come, but He is coming again. How do we live faithfully in the in-between? Join us as we reflect on the hope, joy, peace, and love that fill this waiting time, and how we can prepare our hearts for both the celebration of His first arrival and the eager expectation of His return.

If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps with you. Please reach out to us by filling out the Connect card on our website at creekfamily.org/connect. 

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This week, we’re beginning our Advent series. As we enter the Advent season, we remember both the first coming of Christ — His birth in Bethlehem — and the anticipation of His second coming in glory. But what about the space between? In this series, we'll explore how we, as Christians, are caught in the tension between the already and the not yet: Christ has come, but He is coming again. How do we live faithfully in the in-between? Join us as we reflect on the hope, joy, peace, and love that fill this waiting time, and how we can prepare our hearts for both the celebration of His first arrival and the eager expectation of His return.

If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps with you. Please reach out to us by filling out the Connect card on our website at creekfamily.org/connect. 

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This week, we’re talking about joy. In a world that often feels heavy with challenges and distractions, joy can sometimes seem elusive. Yet, the Bible reminds us that joy is not a fleeting emotion, but a deep, abiding fruit of the Spirit. True joy comes from knowing we are loved and forgiven by God, not based on our circumstances, but on His unchanging promises.

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This week, we’re wrapping up our series called “Jesus Never Said That.” Unfortunately, some misconceptions about God and Christianity have snuck their way into contemporary church culture. These common phrases and ideas often contradict what scripture actually teaches. Throughout this series, we’ve examined several popular sayings that the Bible doesn’t actually say, and compared them to what the Bible does say. This week, we’re talking about surrender.

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This week, we’re continuing our series called “Jesus Never Said That.” Unfortunately, some misconceptions about God and Christianity have snuck their way into contemporary church culture. These common phrases and ideas often contradict what scripture actually teaches. Throughout this series, we’ll examine several popular sayings that the Bible doesn’t actually say, and compare them to what the Bible does say. This week, we’re talking about pain and suffering.

If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps with you. Please reach out to us by filling out the Connect card on our website at creekfamily.org/connect. 

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This week, we’re continuing our series called “Jesus Never Said That.” Unfortunately, some misconceptions about God and Christianity have snuck their way into contemporary church culture. These common phrases and ideas often contradict what scripture actually teaches. Throughout this series, we’ll examine several popular sayings that the Bible doesn’t actually say, and compare them to what the Bible does say. This week, we’re talking about God’s help.

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This week, we’re beginning a new series called “Jesus Never Said That.” Unfortunately, some misconceptions about God and Christianity have snuck their way into contemporary church culture. These common phrases and ideas often contradict what scripture actually teaches. Throughout this series, we’ll examine several popular sayings that the Bible doesn’t actually say, and compare them to what the Bible does say. This week, we’re talking about dependence.

If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps with you. Please reach out to us by filling out the Connect card on our website at www.creekfamily.org/connect. 

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