Canyon Creek Church Sermons

Join us this Sunday for Part 3 of our series, Psalms: The Music Within, as we dive into Psalm 5 and discover how David turns his morning anxieties into confident prayer. In a world where we wake up to uncertainty and overwhelming news, Psalm 5 teaches us the rhythm of bringing our fears directly to God and finding refuge in His faithful love. Don’t miss this Sunday about starting each day not with...

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series through Psalms. Psalm 2 reminds us that God’s King is not coming; He’s already reigning. In a world that rages against His rule, we’re invited to stop resisting and start resting. True freedom isn’t found in breaking away, but in taking refuge in the Son.

Join Us This Sunday as We Begin Our Summer Series: The Music Within This week we open the Psalms with a powerful invitation to choose the path that leads to life. Psalm 1 shows us that true blessing isn’t found in success or ease, but in a life rooted deeply in God’s Word and shaped by His presence. Come discover how the Psalms point us to Jesus, the only one who turns our wandering into worship a...

Join us this Sunday as we conclude our "Love One Another" sermon series by exploring the final love: Godly love. This love is selfless, sacrificial, and covenantal. It doesn’t replace the other forms of love but fulfills them, lifting them to their highest expression. Together, we'll discover what godly love truly is, where we can find it, and how we can love one another with this kind of love.

We’re tackling one of the toughest but most important topics—sexuality, desire, and God’s design for our wholeness. Come hear how the gospel offers healing, hope, and transformation in the fight against the flesh. Join us for the third part in our series on love.

This Sunday, we’re celebrating the graduating class of 2025—and we’d love for you to join us! Together, we’ll worship, honor our students, and hear a message from Zakk Uhler, our Director of Family Ministries, rooted in Matthew 27:41–54 (ESV). It’s a powerful reminder that the central message of the gospel is not only for students stepping into a new season—but for all of us. Come be encouraged an...

This Sunday, we continue our sermon series Love One Another by exploring the gift of friendship. In a world filled with isolation and transactional relationships, Jesus calls us into something deeper: a friendship shaped by grace, truth, and sacrifice. Join us as we look to John 15:12–17 and discover how Christ defines and offers his friendship to us in order that we can extend it to others. 

This Sunday we’re launching a new series called Love One Another. In Part 1: Family Love, we’ll explore how the gospel reshapes our homes into communities of grace, hope, and forgiveness. Discover how God calls our families to become examples of gospel living in a world which longs for good news. Join us as we begin this important and practical journey together!

Join us this Sunday as we conclude our Elijah and Elisha sermon series by looking at two of Elisha’s miracles in 2 Kings 6—one small, one large. Both remind us that God sees differently than we do, and challenge us to ask him to open our eyes to spiritual realities.

From the mountain of Transfiguration to the dawn of Resurrection, God unveils the full glory of His Son, showing us that the suffering servant is also the risen Lord, and that every promise—from the prophets to John the Baptist—finds its completion in Christ alone. Join us this Easter Sunday as we celebrate the resurrection and continue our series on the lives of Elijah and Elisha and their impact...

Join your church family to remember our Lord on Good Friday.

This Palm Sunday, we will explore 2 Kings 5:1-19 and learn about Naaman, the commander of the army of the king of Syria who was also a leper. There will be a special performance by CCKids during the service. We hope you will join us for lunch, immediately following the service, as we celebrate Palm Sunday as a church family!

Join us as we explore 2 Kings 4:1–37 and witness the beginning of Elisha’s prophetic ministry. With Elijah gone, Elisha steps into a season marked by overwhelming need—crushing debt, deep sorrow, and even death itself. Yet in the midst of desperation, God’s grace shines through. Come be reminded of the Lord’s power to provide, to heal, and to bring life where there once was none.

This Sunday we explore one of the most powerful transitions in the Bible—the moment Elijah passes the mantle to Elisha. What does it look like to finish well, prepare others to lead with courage, and position ourselves to carry the mantle when it’s our turn? Come be reminded that God’s work doesn’t end with us—it continues through us.

Are you weary, discouraged, or feeling like you’ve had enough? This Sunday, we’ll journey with Elijah in 1 Kings 19:1-18 as he moves from exhaustion and despair to renewal and purpose, discovering that God’s presence is often found in the quiet, not the chaos. Join us as we explore how God meets us in our lowest moments, restores our souls, and calls us forward in faith.

Join us this Sunday for Part 3 of our series, Elijah and Elisha: Just Like Us, as we look deeper into “The Showdown” on Mount Carmel. Discover how Elijah boldly challenges God’s people to leave behind divided hearts and fully trust the one true living God. This sermon will encourage you to give your complete devotion to the God who heals hearts and answers prayer beyond our expectations.

This Sunday, we continue our series “Elijah and Elisha: Just Like Us” with Part 2 – The Drought from 1 Kings 17:1-24. Elijah was an ordinary man in the hands of an extraordinary God—a living God who provides, leads, and shapes our trust. As we look at how God sustained Elijah through drought and uncertainty, we’ll ask: What does it mean to worship a living God? Join us as we explore how a living G...

Join us this Sunday as we launch a new sermon series exploring the powerful narratives of 1 & 2 Kings and the lives of Elijah and Elisha. Although these prophets ministered in the Northern Kingdom, we'll begin by stepping back to trace the grand narrative of the entire Kingdom of Israel—from Genesis to Revelation—with a special focus on Israel’s journey through unity, division, and exile. Join us...

This Sunday, we will celebrate the incredible message of the "Feast of the Father," where we reflect on the boundless love and grace the father extends to his wayward son. Discover how this feast symbolizes the joy of reconciliation and the invitation to embrace God's love in our own lives. Join us for this final message in our series, and be inspired to experience the fullness of God's grace!

This Sunday, we continue our series The Prodigal God with Part 5: The True Elder Brother. In Luke 15, Jesus reveals that reconciliation is never free—while the younger brother is welcomed home, the cost falls on the elder brother. Join us as we discover how Jesus, our true elder brother, bore the ultimate cost to bring us back into the Father’s family.

The Parable of the Rich man and Lazarus is difficult to take in. Jesus is addressing leaders who are scoffing at his message and he warns them that they are justifying themselves merely from the frame of reference of human standards, but that God examines their hearts. And then he lays on them an appalling picture of consequences in the afterlife. He depicts both heaven and hell and the people who...

Most people recognize that the younger brother in Luke 15 is lost—but not everyone sees that the elder brother is lost as well. In fact, Jesus reveals that the elder brother’s lostness is even more spiritually dangerous. Join us this Sunday for Part 4 of The Prodigal God series as we explore the specific lostness of the elder brother—and how Jesus provides the ultimate solution.

God extends His call to individuals from all walks of life, indicating that there is no single archetype for a Christian. Join us this Sunday as we continue with Part 3 of our sermon series on “The Prodigal God,” where we will study Luke 15:11-32. This passage illustrates a loving father who forgives his two sons, serving as a reminder that God wishes to extend His love and forgiveness to all who...

Many are familiar with the so-called parable of the Prodigal Son, but did you know Jesus shared two other parables just before it? One tells of a shepherd seeking a lost sheep, and the other of a woman searching for a lost coin. Together, these three parables, shared with a diverse crowd of tax collectors, sinners, Pharisees, and scribes, reveal a powerful message. Join us this Sunday as we contin...

This Sunday we begin a six-week "All Church Series" based upon Timothy Keller’s “The Prodigal God” that looks deeply into the parable of the two lost sons found in Luke 15. Through the lens of Jesus’ instruction, we will uncover his message to the world of radical grace, lost souls, and an undeniable hope. Each week will challenge your preconceived notions of sin and salvation while at the same ti...