Every person has a set of internal convictions that drive their decision making and priorities. These convictions are what we value. As Creekside Church we have a set of values that drive our vision and mission. Today Pastor Gregg dives into what our values are as a church, and how that influences the way we move forward as we continue to Press Play.
As Jesus followers we are commanded to love the Lord our God with all our heart, mind, soul, and strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. If we're going to live this out we have to first understand how much we are loved by God. Creekside's mission to is radically love our community and to simply equip disciple makers. We pray this message inspires and equips you to go and make disciples.
Over the past year and a half, with pandemics, racial tension and political divides the enemy has been secretly fighting for the movement of the Kingdom of God to stop by crippling it with fear and disunity. It's almost like we’ve hit pause. We’ve shut down, we’ve stop gathering, we’ve stopped serving, we stopped giving, we’ve stopped loving. People are still hurting, people still need healing, people still need Jesus. As the Church it’s time to rise up and move further and faster than we ever h...
Our series walking through the Psalms comes to a close as we end on Psalm 148. In this psalm we are commanded to "praise the Lord". So often we forget to simply praise the Lord, and when we begin to focus on other things over Him our problems begin to appear larger than they actually are. We need to shift our gaze to the One on the throne. When this happens our problems and the worries of this world start to look smaller and smaller. We pray you're inspired by this teaching and that it helps equ...
Many Christians have heard the gospel and believed in it for a future hope but not as a present reality. This has lead to many people not experiencing the transforming power of the gospel from day to day. As we dive into Psalm 103 our hope is that you would learn to speak the transforming power of the gospel into every area of your life and become fluent in it.
The human heart has all kinds of cravings. Cravings for acceptance, power, status, pleasure, but there is only one thing that brings everlasting satisfaction. We pray you're inspired by today's message and equipped to make disciples as we walk through Psalm 84.
Psalm 89 is one of the most bizarre chapters in the entire bible. It peels back the veil and gives us a look at what’s happening behind the scenes in the unseen realm. It opens up a flood gate of questions and to understand what’s happening we have to dig deep. We pray you’re inspired and equipped to go and make disciples.
Most of us don’t like to be held accountable for anything and we’re even uncomfortable receiving critiques. We think that our struggle with sin isn’t really doing that much harm, but if unchecked it can completely take us out of the game. When God has called us to live on mission we actually end of benching ourselves instead of actively participating in the game. In week four of our Psalm series Pastor Gregg teaches through Psalm 51. We pray this message inspires and equips you to go and make di...
In week 3 of our Psalms series Pastor Gregg walks through Psalm 72. In Psalm 72 King David prays that his son (Solomon) would rule with righteousness, justice and hospitality. David's prayer is a foreshadowing of what Jesus would ultimately bring with the Kingdom of God. As the Church may we continue to pray for the same thing David did, and live to bring the kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven. We pray this message inspires and equips you to go and make disciples.
In our culture of instant gratification no one likes to wait for anything. We often times rush into things and end up in trouble because we were impatient with the process. As we continue in our new Psalm series Pastor Gregg walks us through Psalm 13 and what it looks like to wait patiently on the Lord. We pray you're inspired by this message and it helps in equipping you to go and make disciples.
We're beginning a brand new teaching series walking through some of our favorite psalms. This week we cover the first chapter in the book of Psalms. The goal of this series is that we would avoid walking in the wickedness of the world and instead walk in the fullness of being known by God & walking in His plan for your life by delighting in His word. We pray this message inspires and equips you to go and make disciples.
As we walk through the last chapter in Ephesians the Apostle Paul wants the church to be aware that they are in a constant battle. We have a real enemy that wants to take us out and if we don't take up the armor that the Lord has given us then we are vulnerable to the enemies attacks. We pray you're inspired by this teaching and equipped to go and make disciples.
In chapter 5 the Apostle Paul really wants the church to understand that their relationships to one another should be driven by love and humility, especially between husbands and wives. When this happens it reflects the gospel to the world around us. We pray you're inspired by this message as we continue in our teaching series walking through the book of Ephesians.
After reminding the church in Ephesus of how they’ve been set free by the gospel, and their purpose in this world, the Apostle Paul shifts his tone in chapter 4 and begins to explain how we should live as Christ followers. We pray this message inspires you in your faith and equips you to go and make disciples.
Paul is summarizing the first half of the book of Ephesians in chapter 3. In this chapter, we see that because Paul knew his position, his power and his purpose in Christ, he did not view his trials but opportunities! Our faith and position in Christ gives us the boldness to make a global impact!
In Chapter 2 of the book of Ephesians the Apostle Paul writes one of the best summaries of the gospel in the entire New Testament. We need to be reminded of this truth everyday, and to meditate on how it impacts not only our identity, but also our purpose. We pray you're inspired by this message and equipped to go and make disciples.
When we forget our position and place in this world we cannot fulfill our purpose. The Apostle Paul begins his letter to the church at Ephesus by reminding them of this truth and it’s still relevant for us today. We pray this message inspires and equips you to go and make disciples.
This Sunday billions of people across the globe will gather together to celebrate the most significant event in the history of the world. It is not only the most significant event in history but also the one most worthy of celebration! JESUS CHRIST IS ALIVE!!! He has conquered the grave, defeated our greatest enemy, removed our sins as far as East is from West, and offers salvation to all who call upon Him. He is worthy of our greatest praise, worthy of all of our worship! We cannot wait to cele...
Jesus said in this life storms are going to come, and if your foundation isn't strong they will devastate you. In the last message of our "Sermon on the Mount" series Pastor Gregg walks us through what a solid foundation looks like and how we can experience the Kingdom of God here and now. We pray you're inspired by this message and that it equips you to go and make disciples.
As we continue in week 4 of our “Sermon on the Mount” series, Jesus covers a range of topics: from judging others, what to expect when we ask God for things, the golden rule, and how to know if someone is a false prophet. We pray you’re inspired and equipped to make disciples as we continue in week 4 of our "Sermon on the Mount” series.
Jesus said that when we pursue the same things that the world pursues our lives are filled with anxiety. We fall into the trap of thinking that we are in control and doubt the goodness of our Father in heaven. Jesus shows us a new way of thinking about our needs and how they are met when our motives and pursuits are in the right place. We pray you’re inspired and equipped to make disciples as we continue in week 3 of our new series “Sermon On the Mount”.
One of the many profound statements that Jesus made in His sermon on the mount was that WE are the salt of the earth, AND the light of the world. Though the world we live in is dark Jesus had a plan to light it up and it involves you and me. This week Pastor Gregg talks about what kingdom living looks like as we continue our new series "Sermon On The Mount". We pray you're inspired and equipped to go and make disciples as you listen to todays message.
Jesus began His ministry by proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, but what is this new kingdom? What does it look like? Who is the King? If we’re ever going to embrace the kingdom of God then we have to get the full picture of where this good news comes from. We have to go back to the beginning of the scriptures to see where Jesus is leading us. We pray this message inspires and equips you to go and make disciples.
Today we end our series "How To Worship A King" by talking about the Most Holy place in the tabernacle. What was this place for? Who could enter this place, and how does this inform the way we approach God today? We pray you're inspired to take a step in your faith and equipped to make disciples as our student pastor Katie Tyndall closes out or series on How To Worship A King.
As we move further into the Tabernacle we not only learn more about who Jesus is, but how we can minister to Him. This week we look at what the Golden Lamp Stand and the Altar of Incense represent. We pray you're inspired and equipped to make disciples as we learn how to worship a King together!
God desires intimacy with us and He has given us steps on how to experience intimacy with Him through the tabernacle. As we move further into the tabernacle we look at what the Laver and the Table of Showbread represent. We pray you're inspired by this message and equipped to go and make disciples.
The Tabernacle is God’s revelation of the process that leads us deeper into His presence. In week four we’re going to take a look at the Gate, the Latch, and the Altar. We pray you’re inspired and equipped as we learn how to worship a king together!.
In part 3 of our new series we look at why God instructed Moses to build a tabernacle, how this relates to worship today, and what happens when we get worship wrong. We pray you’re inspired to take a next step in your faith and equipped to make disciples as we continue to learn how to worship a king.
Last week we talked about recovering our identity as priests, but you might be asking "what do priests actually do?" How do we function as priests today? We pray you’re inspired and equipped to make disciples as we continue in week two of our new series How to Worship A King.
Throughout time the enemy of God has tried to rob the Church of scripture, worship, and our identity as priests. As we begin this brand new teaching series it is our prayer that we would recover what has been stolen and rediscover how to worship the King.
