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Throughout this series we have seen the ups and downs of promises not kept by God's people but a faithful God that has always kept His promises. As we conclude we see a new covenant being made between God and His people in King David with echoes to a future King (Jesus). Ultimately, like David, we learn that it is impossible for us to outgive God.

What happens to unanswered prayers? And how do we live our life when we feel like there's no response? Pastor Clark tackles the question of prayer and listening for the still small voice of God in our daily trials in this week's teaching.

This week Pastor Clark explores the narrative of the "Golden Calf" and how idols in our lives can destroy our relationship with God. But there's good news - God keeps His promises!

The seasons are changing, fall is in the air! Harvest is right around the corner and it reminds us that there are cycles to our lives that help us remember milestones. God gave His people a way to remember when He liberated them from Egypt. This Sunday we will discover the freedom God gives us from empire and our own errors in Jesus.

Will God be able to keep his promise to Abraham even if his descendants are knuckleheads? Today Pastor Clark shows that even in chaotic times we can trust God to help us turn obstacles into opportunities.

In part 2 of "Promises Made, Promises Broken", Pastor Clark tells about the origin of Abram's story with God - and the promise that his descendants would outnumber the stars in the night sky! We will learn that trusting God is what restores our relationship with God.

Pastor Clark begins our new teaching series in our year of HOPE: "Promises Made, Promises Broken" with a look at the beginning of humanity and the promises God made and humanity broke.

How do we maintain hope in such a terrible year? Where should we focus to keep hope alive? Pastor Clark shines the light into our world's darkness in this brand new sermon.

Our Student Life Director, Matt Hamilton, speaks on the "new normal" idea and how we are adjusting to this chaotic time.

Pastor Clark finishes out our Summer 2020 teaching series on Psalm 23.

Pastor Clark continues in our summer study of Psalm 23 with a look at how God identifies with us and puts our enemies on notice that He is with us!

Pastor Clark teaches the next part of Psalm 23 - when we are in the darkness of the valley we do not need fear, the Lord is with us!

Pastor Clark continues our series on Psalm 23 with a look at the next section which says the Lord leads us.

Pastor Clark continues with this new study on Psalm 23 as he looks at the restoration Jesus promises for our souls.

In our new Summer Teaching Series, Pastor Clark takes a look at how we can unplug, slowdown, and experience the benefits of setting limits.

Social Justice has taken a bad rap since the 1970's when secular culture tried to run away with the term. But it is Christian in origin and the role of social justice in today's work on behalf of the poor and oppressed couldn't be anymore relevant for Coffee Creekers. Pastor Clark breaks down the history of the phrase and how we can respond in today's chaotic world.

In Week 2 of our series on Racial Prejudice we look at those things which divide us (racism) and that which bring us together (unity).

Pastor Clark discusses the racial unrest in light of the most recent killing of George Floyd, but reaching back all the way to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre on the 99th anniversary of this tragic event. The problem of Sin and the 3 main problems with racial prejudice from a biblical standing - followed by a time of prayer.

As we conclude the series, Pastor Clark takes a look at possibly the hardest boss to overcome: oneself!

Pastor Clark shares how to tell FEAR - you're not the boss of me!

Pastor Clark explores anger and how we can overcome it.

Pastor Clark takes a look into envy as an emotion that wants to control us.

Pastor Clark illustrates how guilt doesn't have to boss you around anymore.

Pastor Clark introduces our new teaching series on emotions.

Is this the WORST Easter ever? If we're honest: probably. We can't gather, we can't receive communion together, we can't hunt eggs, we can't have family dinners... But we CAN weather this worst Easter because of the first Easter. Jesus is good and He is going to see us through this time. Pastor Clark teaches 3 foundational reasons we can be hopeful this Easter.