Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, February 16, 2014

Suffering in this life is inevitable, but what is the result? What does it look like on the other side? The apostle Paul knew suffering, the faith-shaking kind. Kyle Clarkson preaches from his letter to the Ephesians (3:1-13), a mystery revealed for those whose identity is in Christ. In a broken world, the gospel of grace brings hope "through the church" in the picture of wrecked people made beautiful, a future new creation, and everything brought together in Christ, who we can approach with confidence and freedom.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, February 16, 2014

Suffering in this life is inevitable, but what is the result? What does it look like on the other side? The apostle Paul knew suffering, the faith-shaking kind. Kyle Clarkson preaches from his letter to the Ephesians (3:1-13), a mystery revealed for those whose identity is in Christ. In a broken world, the gospel of grace brings hope "through the church" in the picture of wrecked people made beautiful, a future new creation, and everything brought together in Christ, who we can approach with confidence and freedom.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, February 16, 2014

Suffering in this life is inevitable, but what is the result? What does it look like on the other side? The apostle Paul knew suffering, the faith-shaking kind. Kyle Clarkson preaches from his letter to the Ephesians (3:1-13), a mystery revealed for those whose identity is in Christ. In a broken world, the gospel of grace brings hope "through the church" in the picture of wrecked people made beautiful, a future new creation, and everything brought together in Christ, who we can approach with confidence and freedom.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, October 27, 2013

Following a brief recognition of Creekside members who have contributed much to the process of purchasing our building, Kyle Clarkson continues a sermon series on Malachi. Kyle teaches from chapter 2 on the failure, function, and future of the priesthood in Israel, a role that Christ ultimately fills for our benefit.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, October 27, 2013

Following a brief recognition of Creekside members who have contributed much to the process of purchasing our building, Kyle Clarkson continues a sermon series on Malachi. Kyle teaches from chapter 2 on the failure, function, and future of the priesthood in Israel, a role that Christ ultimately fills for our benefit.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, October 27, 2013

Following a brief recognition of Creekside members who have contributed much to the process of purchasing our building, Kyle Clarkson continues a sermon series on Malachi. Kyle teaches from chapter 2 on the failure, function, and future of the priesthood in Israel, a role that Christ ultimately fills for our benefit.

Creekside Church :: Kyle Clarkson :: Sunday, August 25, 2013

Guest musician Jeremiah Jones leads worship at our CONNECT service, and Kyle Clarkson preaches on John 14:1-14, Jesus' promise of trouble in this world, followed by His promise to bring salvation, joy, peace and hope in Christ. 
Jeremiah Jones' music used with permission.

Creekside Church :: Kyle Clarkson :: Sunday, August 25, 2013

Guest musician Jeremiah Jones leads worship at our CONNECT service, and Kyle Clarkson preaches on John 14:1-14, Jesus' promise of trouble in this world, followed by His promise to bring salvation, joy, peace and hope in Christ. 
Jeremiah Jones' music used with permission.

Creekside Church :: Kyle Clarkson :: Sunday, August 25, 2013

Guest musician Jeremiah Jones leads worship at our CONNECT service, and Kyle Clarkson preaches on John 14:1-14, Jesus' promise of trouble in this world, followed by His promise to bring salvation, joy, peace and hope in Christ. 
Jeremiah Jones' music used with permission.

Steve Smith :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, December 15, 2024

Christmas is often only seen as a holiday to give and receive gifts—but it’s actually about Jesus, the gift we’ve already received so that we can receive pardon from our sins. Pastor Steve begins our service with a short message about the reason for Christmas and our response to it. Following Steve’s message and an Advent candle reading, we celebrated the gift of our Savior with our Christmas program, through music, art, poetry, and Scripture considering the "Son of Man" from Creation to the Fall to His birth and His death and His ultimate reign.

Worship music permitted under CCLI License #264436.