Canyon Creek Baptist Church

This week, we’re wrapping up our series called “Difficult People.” As Christians, we’re supposed to love everyone. But what do we do about the people who are hard to love? In this series, we’ve talked about how we can love people who are difficult to love. This week, we’re talking about how vulnerability heals broken relationships. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a de...

This week, our Student Pastor, Sam Sealy, teaches us about the abundant life Jesus describes in John 10. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps with you. Please reach out to us by filling out the Connect card on our website at www.creekfamily.org/connect .  Online giving is availa...

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Difficult People.” As Christians, we’re supposed to love everyone. But what do we do about the people who are hard to love? In this series, we’re talking about how we can love people who are difficult to love. This week, we’re talking about peace. The way we relate to others often reflects how we view ourselves. In order to seek peace in our relations...

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Difficult People.” As Christians, we’re supposed to love everyone. But what do we do about the people who are hard to love? In this series, we’re talking about how we can love people who are difficult to love. This week, we’re talking about grace. One of the hardest things for us to do is to show grace and mercy, but when we do, it changes everything....

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Difficult People.” As Christians, we’re supposed to love everyone. But what do we do about the people who are hard to love? In this series, we’ll discuss how we can love people who are difficult to love. This week, we’re talking about the power of our words, and how taming our tongues can make our conversations more fruitful. If you are new to our chu...

This week, we’re kicking off a new series called “Difficult People.” As Christians, we’re supposed to love everyone. But what do we do about the people who are hard to love? In this series, we’ll discuss how we can love people who are difficult to love. This week, we’re discussing a few fundamental principles that will help us get along with everyone. If you are new to our church, in need of praye...

This week, we welcome a special guest, Dr. Tim Marrow. Tim is a graduate of Howard Payne University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. With over forty years of ministry, thirty-five serving as a Senior Pastor, Tim now serves as Central Texas Area Representative for Texas Baptists. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'...

This week, we’re continuing in our series called “Different”. In this series, we’re talking about how the gospel changes our lives, and makes us different than the rest of the world. This week, we’re talking about the different destiny we have as Christians. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share som...

This week, we’re continuing in our series called “Different”. In this series, we’re talking about how the gospel changes our lives, and makes us different from the rest of the world. This week, we’re talking about the different strength that God wants us to have. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to shar...

This week, we’re beginning a new series called “Different”. In this series, we’ll be talking about how the gospel changes our lives and makes us different from the rest of the world. This week, we’re talking about how our knowledge and understanding of the gospel allows us to live a different life. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your lif...

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Spiritual Habits.” In this series, we’re starting the new year by looking at some of the important elements of a successful journey with Christ. This week, we’re talking about the power of prayer. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps wi...

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Spiritual Habits.” In this series, we’re starting the new year by looking at some of the important elements of a successful journey with Christ. This week, we’re talking about how we can hear God’s voice. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next...

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Spiritual Habits.” In this series, we’re starting the new year by looking at some of the important elements of a successful journey with Christ. This week, we’re talking about how we can encounter God. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next ste...

This week, we’re beginning a new series called “Spiritual Habits.” In this series, we’re going to start the new year by looking at some of the important elements of a successful journey with Christ. This week, we’re talking about the one habit that has the power to change everything. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love th...

Merry Christmas! Today, we’re taking a look at four characters in the Christmas story, and talking about the four different fears they represent. Jesus came to be the light of the world, and His light shines brightest in the darkness. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd love the opportunity to share some next steps with you. P...

This week, we’re continuing our Christmas series, “The Savior Comes.” At Christmas, we celebrate that God came down to this earth to save us. In this series, we’re talking about the gifts that came to us through the birth of our Savior. He has come for us all, and He is with us all. This week, we’re talking about the joy that Jesus brings to our lives. If you are new to our church, in need of pray...

This week, we’re continuing our Christmas series, “The Savior Comes.” At Christmas, we celebrate that God came down to this earth to save us. In this series, we’re talking about the gifts that came to us through the birth of our Savior. He has come for us all, and He is with us all. This week, we’re talking about the peace that Jesus brings to our lives. If you are new to our church, in need of pr...

This week, we’re beginning a new series called “The Savior Comes.” At Christmas, we celebrate that God came down to this earth to save us. In this series, we’ll be talking about the many gifts that came to us through the birth of our Savior. He has come for us all, and He is with us all. This week, we’re talking about how we can make room for Jesus in our lives. If you are new to our church, in ne...

This week, our Student Pastor, Sam Sealy, walks us through the book of Philemon. Philemon explores how the forgiveness we’ve received from God should influence how we extend grace to others. We should strive to see people restored into relationships and not destroyed by their past mistakes. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made a decision to accept Jesus in your life, we'd...

This week, we’re talking about how we can develop a heart of gratitude to God, which in turn leads to generous giving. Thankfulness is not an occasional act but a lifestyle of intentional and spontaneous appreciation that leads us into God's presence, empowers us to be grateful in all circumstances, and generates an overflow of generosity. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have m...

This week, we’re continuing our conversation on conviction. In order for God’s conviction to have the right impact on our lives, we need to reorient our beliefs about conviction. When we feel convicted, we typically try to hide or justify our behaviors. Instead, we should see conviction as a gift from God that enables us to live His best for our lives. This week, we’re talking about the two differ...

This week, we’re talking about conviction. In order for God’s conviction to have the right impact on our lives, we need to reorient our beliefs about conviction. When we feel convicted, we typically try to hide or justify our behaviors. Instead, we should see conviction as a gift from God that enables us to live His best for our lives. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have made...

We live in an increasingly individualistic society, and even Christians find themselves comfortably disconnected from their church communities and don’t feel any deep connection with other believers. Today’s message reminds us why church matters, why gathering matters, and why being a part of a local church is vital to the Christian life. If you are new to our church, in need of prayer, or have ma...

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Hope Fully.” In this series, we’re talking about how we can remain hopeful regardless of our circumstances. The Christian hope is more than mere optimism that says things will “hopefully” work out. It is a sure hope, and so we “hope fully” through every trial and test of faith. This week, we’re talking about how God is faithful to keep His promises. I...

This week, we’re kicking off a brand new series called “Hope Fully.” In this series, we’ll be talking about how we can remain hopeful regardless of our circumstances. The Christian hope is more than mere optimism that says things will “hopefully” work out. It is a sure hope, and so we “hope fully” through every trial and test of faith. This week, we’re talking about how we can have unwavering hope...