Creekside Community Church of Elizabeth

Did you know that Jesus didn’t invite anyone to become a Christian? The term hadn’t been invented yet. Instead, He invited people to follow Him. But what does that mean for us today? What does it look like to follow Jesus in our everyday lives? Today we will explore the goal of the Christian life: what kind of people does God want us to become? And, how do we participate in the process of becoming...

Did you know that Jesus didn’t invite anyone to become a Christian? The term hadn’t been invented yet. Instead, He invited people to follow Him. But what does that mean for us today? What does it look like to follow Jesus in our everyday lives? Today we kick-off a new message series that aims to explore these questions and more. Rather watch? You can view this entire church service on Youtube . Fo...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

When Jesus wanted to teach people about God's care for us, He talked about the birds and flowers of the field. When He wanted to teach people about how God's kingdom grows, He talked about yeast and mustard seeds. In this series, we are going to take a cue from Jesus. As we talk about dust, rivers, salt, pigs, mountains, and galaxies, the goal is that next time you encounter one of these everyday...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

While some religions promote faith in faith, Christianity is not this way. At the heart of the Christian faith you will find Jesus of Nazareth: a real person who lived, ministered, died, and—we believe—rose again 2,000 years ago. Today we celebrate that historic event. If you are new here, thank you for joining us today! We would love to answer any questions you have about our church community, or...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

Exodus 4:24-26 is the weirdest passage in the entire book of Exodus. Moses is on his way back to Egypt to fulfill God's call when, seemingly out of nowhere, the LORD seeks to put him to death! Even stranger, it is the actions of Moses's wife, Zipporah, circumcising their son that saves Moses's life. What is going on here? Join me as we explore the meaning and application of this strange passage.

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...

What is God's name? Although scholars disagree about the exact pronunciation of the holy name YHWH (Yahweh), they do agree that it isn't Jehovah. Listen to find out the fascinating history.

Exodus means “exit,” or “departure.” This book of the Bible begins with an oppressed people, who feel as if God is absent and has forgotten about them. It tells how God intervenes through Moses. It records how a people go from being slaves of Pharaoh to sons of God. More importantly, it seeks to answer the questions: who is this God, and what is He like? Join us as we explore this amazing book tog...