Creekside Sermons

Jesus is the only One who can conquer death and provide us with eternal life. Do we live as if the Resurrection is true? Does the power of Christ's Resurrection change how we live? If Jesus is who He claims to be, then He changes everything.

The root of fallen human nature is in wanting to have its own way. Christ has come and revealed the very character of God Himself: humility that is self-sacrificial in love. Christlike humility is the key to perfect community.

God has created us to need one another. Satan knows this and seeks to isolate us from the community of believers. We must press in with one another as our fellowship with the people of God is critical for our growth and transformation through the power of the gospel.

Only God can satisfy our need for lasting significance.

Governments have their place, and governments have their problems, but God is on His throne. God has delegated limited authority to earthly governments, but they can never replace or overthrow Him. We do not need to panic or rage about our government, and we cannot rely upon the government to solve all of the world's problems. We can trust God, however, because the entire world is under His contro...

Money, money, money... we think about how to make it, dream about how to spend it, and worry about how we might lose it, all because we believe money can buy us the satisfaction and security we crave. But money is a false god. It will leave us empty and broken if we worship it. So discover how to enjoy your money as a gift without worshipping it as a god.

Work is a blessing, but it can feel like a curse. Our work is one of the primary arenas in which we reflect the nature of God and in which we are transformed into the character of God. But when we begin to despise work, or conversely worship work, it becomes a source of frustration rather than fulfillment. Is work, for you, a blessing or a curse?

Pleasure is a good gift, but it is a disappointing deity. God made pleasure, and when we use it well, it draws us closer to Him. However, when we turn pleasure into a god, it will leave us feeling hollow. It might even destroy us.

Wisdom has value, but its value is limited. Wisdom can prolong our lives, cultivate success, and draw us closer to God. Wisdom cannot save us from death and sin, or provide us with a solid foundation for lasting significance; only Jesus can do that.

Nothing on earth can bear the weight of our need for eternal significance. When we try to find meaning in the fleeting and inconsequential pursuits of human life, we will be disappointed. The only solution is found in the power and wisdom of God.

God has been at work in exciting ways during the first few months since we launched our Creekside campus. Moving forward, what is the role of the Creekside campus in sharing the gospel and making disciples, both here in College Station and around the world?

Jesus used a parable to teach us to persistently come to the Lord in prayer. God is our Heavenly Father and we can come to Him about anything. We need to just ask!

Most of us have heard that we are to "make disciples", yet many of us don't really know what that means, how to do it, or even why. This message seeks to clear the confusion and show practical ways to carry out the Great Commission.

Most of us have heard that we are to "make disciples", yet many of us don't really know what that means, how to do it, or even why. This message seeks to clear the confusion and show practical ways to carry out the Great Commission.

The Christmas season does not always feel as peaceful as it should. In the midst of anxiety, chaos, and the darkness of the world, the coming of Jesus provides us with the hope of real and lasting peace.

Every Christian has the opportunity to leave a legacy that will last for eternity. Paul's speech to the elders of Ephesus shows us the attitudes and actions that will allow us to make an eternal impact in the lives of others. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

The greatest antidote to discontent and anxiety is to remember God's character. We see God's loyal love reflected in creation, in history, and in the free gift of salvation. Psalm 136 reminds us, over and over again, that His love endures forever.

God often changes our plans for His purposes. Sometimes this results in uncomfortable circumstances but hold firm to the mission in which you have been called. Press through with joy and confidence that the Lord is sovereign and He is at work. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

There are no ordinary people, and there are no random circumstances. Every person is eternal and in need of Jesus, and He has commissioned you and me to share the good news. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

Grace is worth fighting for, because it is our only hope for eternal life. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

Remain faithful to the gospel, whether people respond to it with praise or with scorn. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

In Christ, everybody has equal access to God. Those who know Jesus are not primarily defined by our race, ethnicity, economic status, or gender, but instead by our relationship to God through Jesus. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

The gospel has the power to transform even the hardest hearts and the most hopeless sinners. God's Spirit can provide us with new perspective, a new identity, and a new mission in life. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

God calls unlikely people in extraordinary ways to go to unexpected places. For additional sermons in this series, click here .

When we display Christ-like character under pressure, we demonstrate the reality of the gospel. For additional sermons in this series, click here .