Plum Creek Christian Church

Humans are hard-wired for connection. God created us to live in deep community with Him and with others. Ironically, we live in the most connected age in history, yet loneliness is at an all-time high. Technology can bring us closer in some ways, but it often leaves us feeling more isolated. Something is missing. In this sermon series, we’ll see how God leads us away from artificial connections and into meaningful relationships.

Humans are hard-wired for connection. God created us to live in deep community with Him and with others. Ironically, we live in the most connected age in history, yet loneliness is at an all-time high. Technology can bring us closer in some ways, but it often leaves us feeling more isolated. Something is missing. In this sermon series, we’ll see how God leads us away from artificial connections and into meaningful relationships.

Humans are hard-wired for connection. God created us to live in deep community with Him and with others. Ironically, we live in the most connected age in history, yet loneliness is at an all-time high. Technology can bring us closer in some ways, but it often leaves us feeling more isolated. Something is missing. In this sermon series, we’ll see how God leads us away from artificial connections and into meaningful relationships.

Dr. Larry Travis, former Preaching Minister at Plum Creek, shares an encouraging message about where we as a church came from- and how we are called to move forward together.

We want to bless others the way that we have been blessed, but how do we do that? Sometimes it can be hard to motivate ourselves to bless others, but we are called to love our neighbor just as God loves us. In this series, we’ll look at five biblical practices that will help us share the love of Christ with others. Along the way, we’ll put those practices into action.

We want to bless others the way that we have been blessed, but how do we do that? Sometimes it can be hard to motivate ourselves to bless others, but we are called to love our neighbor just as God loves us. In this series, we’ll look at five biblical practices that will help us share the love of Christ with others. Along the way, we’ll put those practices into action.

We want to bless others the way that we have been blessed, but how do we do that? Sometimes it can be hard to motivate ourselves to bless others, but we are called to love our neighbor just as God loves us. In this series, we’ll look at five biblical practices that will help us share the love of Christ with others. Along the way, we’ll put those practices into action.

We want to bless others the way that we have been blessed, but how do we do that? Sometimes it can be hard to motivate ourselves to bless others, but we are called to love our neighbor just as God loves us. In this series, we’ll look at five biblical practices that will help us share the love of Christ with others. Along the way, we’ll put those practices into action.

We want to bless others the way that we have been blessed, but how do we do that? Sometimes it can be hard to motivate ourselves to bless others, but we are called to love our neighbor just as God loves us. In this series, we'll look at five biblical practices that will help us share the love of Christ with others. Along the way, we'll put those practices into action.

What happens when you say YES to God's calling on our lives? You never know where that "yes" will take you, but you can be confident that the best place to be is in the center of God's will. In this series, we'll listen for God's voice and step into His calling. It's all part of following the path along the way of Jesus.