What would it be like to take a 90 minute walk with Jesus? What would we learn? What would we think of him? Would it inspire us to want to be like him?

Do you know what an unreached people group is? When Jesus ascended into heaven, almost every group in the world was "unreached". Today, many have been reached, but still, many have not. Listen to find out more.

Jesus, right before he ascended into heaven, had some parting words to share with his disciples. Do you know what he said? They took him literally, and it changed the world. Find out what Jesus said, and consider what role God wants you to play in following his last commands.

After years of conquering and dividing up the land God had promised Israel, Joshua knows his time leading the people has come to an end. His final reminders are important not just for them but also for us today. Let’s do a heart check as we finish this series in Joshua.

After so many years of discomfort, in Joshua 18, they are finally a bit more comfortable. But they have a few more steps to take to do all God is asking them to do. Why risk it, though? Why take those steps? Why not just stay put and be comfortable? Listen to find out.

Jesus didn't come to Joshua or to us to be an advisor or a spectator. He came to be the Lord of our lives. Every area. He came to transform us, from the inside out. Listen to hear why we should let him do it.

The word "remember" is used over 1,200 times in the Bible. Do you find it hard to remember the things God has done in your life or the lives of others? The truth is, we serve a God who is able to do the impossible. There is a lot we can learn from the book of Joshua about remembering what God has done that propels us into a bolder faith in what God can continue to do. Listen as we continue in the book of Joshua.

Rahab. A hero of the Old Testament. But that certainly would have come as a surprise to the people who knew her in Jericho. Listen to find out more.

Community Groups are part of the fabric of Three Creeks Church. From the church in Acts to today, we grow best in groups.