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Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday February 15, 2015

Kyle Clarkson resumes our message series on the gospel Mark in chapter 14, where a woman named Mary anoints with perfume the head and washes the feet of Jesus. In spite of the rebuke Mary received from Judas Iscariot about this "waste of perfume", we would all do well to take such a position of a servant. Considering what Jesus has done for us, we should all be found worshiping at the feet of our Savior. Kyle's message follows a brief message about our annual Easter Egg Hunt April 4th.

Kyle Clarkson :: Creekside Church :: Sunday February 15, 2015

Kyle Clarkson resumes our message series on the gospel Mark in chapter 14, where a woman named Mary anoints with perfume the head and washes the feet of Jesus. In spite of the rebuke Mary received from Judas Iscariot about this "waste of perfume", we would all do well to take such a position of a servant. Considering what Jesus has done for us, we should all be found worshiping at the feet of our Savior. Kyle's message follows a brief message about our annual Easter Egg Hunt April 4th.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, February 8, 2014

"And what I say to you I say to all: Stay awake.” (‭Mark‬ ‭13‬:‭37‬) We don't know when Christ will return, but we know He will, and the lesson of the fig tree in Mark 13 is one of both patience and readiness. Nick Reed concludes a two-part Eschatology series about end times with a message to be alert and worship God, urgently sharing the hope we have in Him with the time we have left. Bob Short closes the service with a brief scriptural reminder that it's what Jesus did for us in the past that gives us hope for the future.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, February 8, 2014

"And what I say to you I say to all: Stay awake.” (‭Mark‬ ‭13‬:‭37‬) We don't know when Christ will return, but we know He will, and the lesson of the fig tree in Mark 13 is one of both patience and readiness. Nick Reed concludes a two-part Eschatology series about end times with a message to be alert and worship God, urgently sharing the hope we have in Him with the time we have left. Bob Short closes the service with a brief scriptural reminder that it's what Jesus did for us in the past that gives us hope for the future.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, January 25, 2015

Eschatology is the study of end times as revealed in Scripture. Acknowledging disagreement among many churches on the details of the final events of history, Nick Reed preaches the first of a 2-message overview on the main eschatological truths: prophesy, rapture, tribulation, heaven and hell. Our hope in Christ should be for us both a great source of joy and give us a great sense of urgency in light of what lies ahead for His church and the rest of the world.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, January 25, 2015

Eschatology is the study of end times as revealed in Scripture. Acknowledging disagreement among many churches on the details of the final events of history, Nick Reed preaches the first of a 2-message overview on the main eschatological truths: prophesy, rapture, tribulation, heaven and hell. Our hope in Christ should be for us both a great source of joy and give us a great sense of urgency in light of what lies ahead for His church and the rest of the world.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, January 18, 2015

Sometimes church is awkward, but love is the way past that. Following an update by Mark Kline on Creekside-supported missionaries, Nick Reed delivers the second in a 2 part series outlining Creekside's mission and vision for 2015. Along with a presentation of Creekside's areas of focus (Outreach and Missions; Assimilation and Unity; Pastoral Care; Mentoring, Teaching and Spiritual Disciplines; and Worship) and how to carry out this vision in team-based ministry, Nick challenges us as vision-casters to use our gifts to lead each other to a devoted relationship with Jesus Christ.

Nick Reed :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, January 18, 2015

Sometimes church is awkward, but love is the way past that. Following an update by Mark Kline on Creekside-supported missionaries, Nick Reed delivers the second in a 2 part series outlining Creekside's mission and vision for 2015. Along with a presentation of Creekside's areas of focus (Outreach and Missions; Assimilation and Unity; Pastoral Care; Mentoring, Teaching and Spiritual Disciplines; and Worship) and how to carry out this vision in team-based ministry, Nick challenges us as vision-casters to use our gifts to lead each other to a devoted relationship with Jesus Christ.

This message is the first in a 2-part Vision 2015 series in light of Creekside's vision to be "leading people everywhere to a devoted relationship with Jesus Christ." Kyle Clarkson preaches about the need for preaching. We accomplish this vision in letting our love for God overflow into love for neighbors by being a neighbor, seeing and meeting needs. Only the Gospel saves (not good deeds), but the Gospel should inspire love and create opportunities to declare the Gospel to others (2 Kings 7:3-11; Mark 16:15; Matthew 28:19; Acts 1:8).

This message is the first in a 2-part Vision 2015 series in light of Creekside's vision to be "leading people everywhere to a devoted relationship with Jesus Christ." Kyle Clarkson preaches about the need for preaching. We accomplish this vision in letting our love for God overflow into love for neighbors by being a neighbor, seeing and meeting needs. Only the Gospel saves (not good deeds), but the Gospel should inspire love and create opportunities to declare the Gospel to others (2 Kings 7:3-11; Mark 16:15; Matthew 28:19; Acts 1:8).