College Creek Church Sermons

Pastor Tom Hooe shares from Ezekiel 36

The Good Shepherd (Ezekiel 34)

The Watchman of the Lord warns of the judgement of the Lord, so we will surrender to the Lord.

In a world of broken promises, God never breaks his.

The soul who sins shall die, so turn and live.

The Greatest Love Story of All Time (Ezekiel 16)

Exile Isn't the End (Ezekiel 11)

The reality and truth, the outcome and consequence, and the hope in the midst of idolatry.

God always gives us what we deserve, so we will give him what he deserves.

Ezekiel appointed as the Watchman for Israel.

We see in the call of Ezekiel an encouragement to make the following our personal mission statement: Taking the Gospel to heart, and sharing it with others, whether they accept it or not.

In the midst of tragedy there is hope to be found when we see the glory or God and hear the voice of God.

Kevin McGhee from Converge International Ministries comes to share with us about Converge's commitment to missions. in our partnership with them, we are asking God for a gospel movement among every least-reached people group—in our generation.

In this final sermon in our series through John's Gospel we are faced with this question, Are you following Jesus? Not do you believe in him, and not do you worship him, but are you following him?

In John's account of the first easter morning, we see four responses to the empty tomb. We still see these responses today. How will you respond?

The Crucifixion shows us that Jesus can empathize with us in our suffering, he can show us how to live in it, and he has won victory over it.

Jesus our eternal God possesses the eternal treasures of heaven. Jesus has eternal victory, eternal authority, eternal glory, and eternal life, and he shares these treasures with us.

We need not be anxious because we are going to the father, following of the son, filled with the Spirit. 

Jesus loves you enough to tell you no  Jesus loves you enough to let you doubt  Jesus loves you enough to be with you in your suffering   Jesus loves you enough to show you his glory  Jesus loves you enough to lay down his life for you

The Good Shepherd sacrifices to save, shelter, and secure His sheep.

God sees us, he loves us, and then he does the unimaginable in our lives that we might believe in him, worship him, and tell others about him.

Pastor Tom Hooe brilliantly discusses this difficult conversation between Jesus and the Jews of his day, and challenges us to consider how the same questions of their day are questions for us as well.

Jesus is inviting us to follow him on the greatest adventure of all time. It won’t be easy, but it will be glorious. Hardship will come, but you’ll never face it alone. To paraphrase Giuseppi Garibaldi, Jesus is calling “Let him who loves me with his heart and not with his lips only, follow me!” You will find in following Jesus not only a great savior, but a great adventure, a great life. An etern...

The purpose of the signs of Jesus in the book of John is that we might believe, that we might have life. Not that we might raise from the dead, but that we might have life in the name of Jesus.  There are two reasons this is important to remember. 1) If resurrection is our hope then we have to wait until after we die to experience it, but the hope of life in Jesus begins now. 2) Resurrection...

As we examine the story of Jesus' healing at the Pool of Bethesda, we consider the parallel in our own life. while Jesus surely offers physical healing, there is a far better thing that he offers as well, forgiveness of sins.