Covenant Church at Creekside | Weekly Inspiration for Christian Living

From the series "Come to Me All You /who Are Weary" Using Haggai 1:1-9 as a backdrop, Pastor Dario gives an inspiring contrast of living for your own kingdom, versus living for God's Kingdom on earth. Does fulfillment continue to elude you? What do you want your legacy to be? Dig in to discover how God's kingdom is available to you, right now, wherever you are.

El antídoto del miedo es el amor

From the sermon series "Come to Me, All You Who Are Weary" this sermon looks at maintaining faith and forward momentum in the face of fear. In writing the Declaration of Independence, our forefathers faced down fear by drawing on the protection of divine providence to show the world that there was something different—this idea that ALL are created equal with inalienable rights as children of God. Drawing from the narrative in Acts 11:19-24, Pastor Jason takes us through the experience of the early Christians facing persecution. God uses this situation for good as these men move from scared and scattered to sharing their faith "to the ends of the earth."

What is Biblical justice and what is our responsibility as Christians to "do" justice—to seek restoration for the oppressed? From the series "Come to Me" this is our first installment of the sub-series, "All You Who Are Weary." In this message, Pastor Zach discusses Nehemiah 4: 1-6 highlighting God's heart for justice. He then extrapolates and applies this principle to highlight the justice that could be done to holistically restore those who are victims of the current evil of human trafficking. To support Pastor Zach's Move for Amirah Challenge: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/move-for-amirah-zachs-goal/zachanderson9

Using the story of the prodigal son, Pastor Jason discusses the importance of father-figures to our lives, community, and world.

In this sermon from the"Come to Me" series, Pastor Jason encourages us to look for the opportunities to seek God in our lives and to follow the "narrow path." We look deeper into the truth of the "Golden Rule" and discuss what would be different in our world if we all were to live it out.

from the series "Come to Me." God has wiped out our transgressions. He calls you to return for he has redeemed you. Sing for joy!

Our new series "Come to Me" starts with "Experiencing Return." Pastor Jason talks poignantly about racism, differences, privilege, and the church's role in creating a new reality.

Stand-alone sermon for the return to in-person worship. Praising God in the middle.

From the "Free for a Purpose" series. The Holy Spirit has given you a purpose in which Jesus' love is made complete through you. No need to feel pressure, your job is only to walk in obedience—it's God's job to bear the fruit.