Creekside Church - Messages

This week, Pastor Katie wraps up the B.L.E.S.S. series by looking at what it looks like to share our faith with our neighbors. We hope you have enjoyed this series and have learned how to better bless your community!

This week, Gregg continues in our B.L.E.S.S. series and unpacks what it looks like to serve like Jesus! 

We are in week four of Series B.L.E.S.S.! This week, Gregg talk about how a simple meal can lead to lasting life change.

We have to start listening to God, listening to others, and then listening to our community in order to bless those around us.

Our call as believers is to love God, love our neighbors, and make disciples. In week two of the B.L.E.S.S. series, we take a look at prayer's role the great commandment to reach the lost with the Gospel. Jesus' ministry started with prayer, and ours should too.

Most christians have a desire to share their faith but don’t know how to start… Do we try and convert people by sharing the gospel but without relational equity? Do we try and love people well but never actually get around to sharing the gospel? We believe there is a better way to share our faith that will be a blessing to our whole community. 

Spiritual formation is an endurance sport that you have to be conditioned for. Are you conditioned to just be with God? Not to talk or listen to, but just to be with God?

Imagine being able to have a conversation with God. To know that you're not just talking to Him but He's actually talking back to you. Have you ever desired such communion with Him? To speak to Him as you do a friend? Do you even think it is possible?

Prayer changes from a surface level conversation to a deep relationship as we learn to talk "with" God. 

Do you ever struggle to pray? Do you have the desire to but the distractions of life choke it out? Do you feel like it's a discipline to be managed rather than a delight? In this new four part series on prayer we want to lay a foundation for what pray is and how we can become a people devoted to prayer.