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Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, May 31, 2015

After brief announcements by Nick Reed about Camp Vera and Waypoint Wednesday, Kyle Clarkson preaches from Genesis 4:1-16, the beginning of life after Eden and the end of Abel's life at the hands of his brother Cain. From this story of the first murder just east of the Garden, Kyle draws a lesson about sin that crouches for the attack, grace that was there all along, and salvation that comes only by the work of God. Even before Abel's blood was spilled, God had planned to spill His Son's to pay for all sin.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, May 24, 2015

Just as God's expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise was a way of preventing them from living forever in their newfound sin, the consequences of our sin are often part of God's grace. Nick Reed connects Genesis 3:16-24 to other scriptures covering sin (which was covered by Christ) and grace's answer. A better understanding of God's grace comes after understanding our sin, and it makes admission and confession of sin much easier. Nick challenges us toward the freedom that comes through confession. His message follows a Memorial Day choral presentation by our Sunday school and a brief announcement about Camp Vera.

Tim O'Byrne :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, May 17, 2015

God gave us the will to choose, and our choice brought trouble. Following a brief announcement by Bob Short about this summer's Wednesday Waypoint, Tim O'Byrne continues our series on Genesis, covering sin's entrance into the world through Adam and Eve through the lies of Satan. The Father of Lies is still at work today in a world of trouble, but Jesus has overcome. Even in banishing Adam and Eve from the garden where they fell, God was protecting their eternity from living forever in sin. The same God will protect us if we submit to Him, and Tim challenges us to recognize both Satan's lies and God's truth.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, May 10, 2015

God didn't design marriage to be about happiness, but oneness. Nick Reed preaches a message from Genesis 2:18-25 and the creation of Eve, "a helper fit for" Adam. Nick reveals an interesting meaning behind "helper", and reminds us that if oneness is the goal, we should pursue the One who makes us one. Nick's sermon follows a presentation of flowers to Creekside moms (for Mother's Day), a missions report from Mark Kline, and special music from our Sunday School kids.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, May 3, 2015

"To know how special you are, know you ain't that special." Nick Reed preaches on the special creation of mankind from "the dust of the ground" in Genesis 2:4-17. As prideful people, we often think we're special, but as image-bearers of God and redeemed sinners, we are special in a very different way. Nick's message follows an announcement about Creekside Preschool from Connie Keller and a music ministry announcement from Alan Crim.

Mark Kline :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, April 26, 2015

Session 3 in a four-session “Creekside U” Biblical teaching series on Eschatology, the study of end times, presented by Mark Kline. This is the first half of Mark’s April 26 class (split in half for this podcast). In this session, Mark discusses the book of Revelation and views of the Great Tribulation:

• Overview of Revelation

• Will the Church go through the Tribulation?

- Post-Trib, Mid-Trib, summary of arguments and rebuttals

- Top 10 Pre-Trib arguments, answers to rebuttals

Mark’s slides will also be available soon for download from CreeksideDM.com. A free 20-page booklet by John MacArthur, “A Jet Tour Through Revelation” was also distributed in class. To read or download this booklet free online, visit http://www.gty.org/resources/sermons/1290/A-Jet-Tour-Through-Revelation.

Mark Kline :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, April 26, 2015

Session 4 in a four-session “Creekside U” Biblical teaching series on Eschatology, the study of end times, presented by Mark Kline. This is the second half of Mark’s April 26 class (split in half for this podcast). Mark closes this last session with a presentation of “afterlife” events.

• Judgment and eternal punishment, a sobering reality

• Eternal life: What will Heaven be like?

• Wrap up and final comments

Mark’s slides will also be available soon for download from CreeksideDM.com. A free 20-page booklet by John MacArthur, “A Jet Tour Through Revelation” was also distributed in class. To read or download this booklet free online, visit http://www.gty.org/resources/sermons/1290/A-Jet-Tour-Through-Revelation.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, April 26, 2015

Living for the glory of God always produces the glory of God. Nick Reed preaches on the revelation of Genesis 1:26–2:3 and that we, as people made in the image of God, live well and glorify our Creator not by just knowing how, but by living how we were created to live, love and relate to others. Nick's message follows some brief thoughts on worship from Tim O'Byrne.

Mark Kline :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, April 19, 2015

Session 1 in a four-session “Creekside U” Biblical teaching series on Eschatology, the study of end times, presented by Mark Kline. This is the first half of Mark’s April 19 class (split in half for this podcast). In this session, Mark introduces Eschatology and the second coming of Christ.

• Why Eschatology matters

• How and when Christ will return

Mark’s slides will also be available soon for download from CreeksideDM.com. A free 20-page booklet by John MacArthur, “A Jet Tour Through Revelation”, was also distributed in class. To read or download this booklet free online, visit http://www.gty.org/resources/sermons/1290/A-Jet-Tour-Through-Revelation.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, April 19, 2015

While mankind often looks to himself for ultimate meaning, the Bible's first book is foundational to a true understanding of the world as well as a God-centered life. Kyle Clarkson continues our series on Genesis with a message about God's six day creation process highlighting its doctrine, order, goodness, and our response to God's plan of redemption after we spoiled His creation. Kyle's message follows a brief announcement from Mark Kline about Creekside U.