This Sunday, we welcome guest preacher Dr. Scott Wenig as he shares an inspiring message on church unity, based on Psalm 133. Discover the beauty and blessing of living together in harmony as God’s people. Don’t miss this powerful time of worship and teaching! For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creeksideelizabeth.com

As we step into a brand-new year, how will you make space for God to lead? In this message, we’ll dive into Acts 8:26-40 and explore what it means to surrender our plans and follow the Holy Spirit’s lead—whether it aligns with our agenda or interrupts it. Discover how being open to divine detours can lead to unexpected joy, purpose, and eternal impact. Let’s start 2025 by saying, “This year, His way.” 📖 Scripture: Acts 8:26-40 🙏 Join us live for worship, teaching, and a powerful call to surrender. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with us this year! For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creeksideelizabeth.com

This week, we continue our Advent series, And He Shall Be Called, with the message: The Light of the World. 🌟 Big Idea: Sin doesn’t just destroy—it blinds. But Jesus doesn’t just forgive—He restores. As the Light of the World, Jesus came to heal our spiritual blindness and guide us out of the darkness into His life and truth. 📖 Scripture Passages: Isaiah 59:7-10 John 1:1-5 Revelation 21:22-27 ✨ What to Expect: Worship through powerful songs celebrating Jesus as the Light of the World. A message of hope and restoration through Christ's salvation. An Advent candle lighting to reflect on the coming of Jesus. 🙌 Join Us: Let’s explore how Jesus’s light brings healing to our hearts and hope to our world, even in the darkest times. Share this message with someone who needs to hear the good news this Christmas season! 📌 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated on all upcoming sermons and events. Let’s celebrate the joy and peace of Christmas together! 🎄 For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creeksideelizabeth.com

Welcome to our Sunday worship service! Today, we continue our Advent series, And He Shall Be Called, with a message titled Prince of Peace. The world often feels far from peaceful—wars, conflict, and division surround us. But in the birth of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, we find a promise of lasting peace that begins in our hearts and extends to every corner of creation. This peace is more than the absence of conflict—it’s the flourishing, wholeness, and restoration that only Jesus can bring. Join us as we explore Isaiah 9:6-7, Luke 2:13-14, and Colossians 1:19-22 to discover how Jesus’s reign brings true peace, and how we can experience it in our lives today. Key Topics: What does it mean that Jesus is the Prince of Peace? How does His peace transform our relationship with God, others, and the world? How can we live as peacemakers in a broken world? Stay tuned for worship, Scripture, and a powerful message of hope this Advent season! For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creeksideelizabeth.com

This Sunday, we begin our Advent series, And He Shall Be Called…. This week, we focus on the name Emmanuel—"God with us." Through Zechariah 2:6-13 and Matthew 1:18-25, we’ll explore how God’s presence transforms our deepest struggles. Just as God promised His people in exile that He would dwell with them, Jesus’s birth fulfills that promise and invites us to experience the hope, healing, and joy of His presence today. Join us as we reflect on the incredible truth that if our greatest problem is distance from God, our greatest hope is His presence. Application points for this week: - Rejoice in God’s presence. - Leave exile and join His people. - Reflect in awe and silence. We’re glad you’re here! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with us throughout this Advent season. For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creeksideelizabeth.com

Welcome to our livestream! Today’s message, The Spirit of the Law, dives into Romans 7-8, exploring how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live a holy life. Together, we’ll uncover how the law reveals our need for transformation, but the Spirit provides the power to fulfill the heart of God’s law. In this service, we’ll discuss: What Paul teaches about the law’s purpose and limits. How the Holy Spirit enables us to live a life that honors God. Practical steps for walking in step with the Spirit every day. Join us for worship, engaging teaching, and an inspiring call to embrace a life led by the Spirit! Whether you're here live or watching later, we’re glad you’re part of this journey. 📖 Scripture Focus: Romans 7:1-8:11 🙏 Big Idea: The Holy Spirit is the key to living a holy life. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more encouraging content! For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc

Join us live for Creekside Community Church’s Sunday worship service! This week, we continue our Outlawed sermon series. Together, we’ll explore some of the Bible’s strangest Old Testament laws and discover their deeper purpose in calling God’s people to holiness. Through passages like Leviticus 19:19, Numbers 19:11-13, and Exodus 23:19, we’ll uncover how these ancient laws were about more than rules—they pointed to God’s heart for His people to be set apart, reflecting His character in a broken world. While the specific laws may no longer apply, the call to holiness is still for us today. Stay tuned for engaging worship, meaningful teaching, and practical application for living as God’s holy people. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected! For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc

In this week’s message, Pastor Luke tackles one of the most challenging questions about the Old Testament: If God is good and just, why did He give laws that seem harsh or offensive by today’s standards? Join us as we explore two types of offensive laws—those that reflect ancient cultural limitations and those that challenge our own cultural blind spots. Together, we’ll examine how God’s laws on slavery were an early step toward dignity, setting a trajectory that moves toward freedom, equality, and justice. Through the examples of Exodus, Deuteronomy, and Paul’s letter to Philemon, we’ll see how God’s redemptive work in history has always been about moving His people toward a deeper love and respect for every person. As followers of Christ, we’re called to carry on this work, honoring all people with dignity and fighting against all forms of modern oppression. Key Takeaway: Some Old Testament laws were stepping stones, not the end goal, pointing us toward Jesus’s ultimate ethic of freedom and compassion. Application: Learn how to approach challenging passages by asking whether a law shows God’s patience with a culture in need of transformation or challenges us to confront our own blind spots. Be sure to subscribe and join us for this powerful and thought-provoking message! For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc