Creston Church Sermons

Today during worship we celebrate Epiphany, and Pastor Heather offers a message from Matthew 2:1-12: “Home By Another Way.”

This 2nd Sunday After Christmas Rev. Kristy Bootsma, Pastor of Faith Formation at Eastern Ave, will lead us by offering a message from Jeremiah 31:31-34 “Anticipating the Kingdom.”

This morning in worship Pastor Heather will offer an Old Year’s New Year’s message from Colossians 3:12-17: “One Another for the Next 100 Years.”

This Christmas Eve we will gather for a Candlelight Christmas worship service. Pastor Heather offers a message "Invited Home."

This 4th Sunday of Advent, we continue our Close to Home worship series. Pastor Heather offers a message from Luke 1:39-56: “Seeking Sanctuary.”

This 3rd Sunday of Advent, we continue our Close to Home worship series. Pastor Heather will offer a message from Luke 3:1–18: “A Home for All.”

This second Sunday of Advent, we continue our Close to Home worship series. Pastor Heather offers a message on Zecharah’s song from Luke 1: “Laying the Foundation for Home.”

This first Sunday of Advent, we begin our worship series Close to Home that will extend through the Christmas season. Rev. Noah Kruis, Deacon at Creston and  Organizer and Facilitator at Crossroads Antiracism Training, will offer a message from Luke 21:25-36.

This morning during worship Pastor Heather concludes our Generous Living worship series by offering a message from Ruth 4: “Giving with Kingdom Vision.”

This morning during worship Pastor Heather continues our Generous Living worship series by preaching from Ruth 3: “Giving Gratefully.”

This morning during worship we welcome Rev. Billy Norden, Retirement & Financial Education Coordinator for the Reformed Church in America. Billy is offering the second message in our Generous Living series: "Why doesn't Jesus tell us to tithe?," based on Ruth 2.

Today during worship, we begin a four-week worship series on the Book of Ruth: Generous Living. Pastor Heather will offer a message from Ruth 1: “Giving Completely.”

Today during worship Pastor Heather will offer a message from Mark 10:35-45 addressing Jesus’ question to his disciples, “Can You Drink This Cup?”

Today Pastor Heather offers a message Mark 10:17-31 addressing the question: “What must I do to inherit eternal life?”

Today during worship Pastor Heather will lead us in reflection on Mark 10:13-16: “Let the Children Come.”

Today during worship, Pastor Heather will offer a message from Mark 9:38-45 when the disciples try to identify whether people are for or against Jesus.

Today during worship Lance Kraai, the Operations Director for New City Neighbors and a member of Creston Church, offers a message from Matthew 13:24-30: “The Parable of the Weeds.”

This week during worship, Pastor Heather offers a message from Mark 8:27-33, when Peter identifies Jesus as the Messiah.

This week during worship, Pastor Heather offers a message from Mark 7:24-30, when Jesus honors a Syrophenician woman.

This morning during worship, we celebrate our annual Back to School Blessing for students, teachers, and all those who work in schools. Pastor Heather offers a message from Numbers 6:22-26: “Peace Be Upon You.”

This morning during worship, we continue our Bread of Life worship series as Pastor Heather offers a message from John 6:51-68: “Flesh and Blood.”

This morning in worship, we continue our Bread of Life worship series. Pastor Heather offers a message from John 6:41-51: “Live Forever.”

This morning during worship we begin a Lectionary worship series on “Jesus, the Bread of Life.” Pastor Heather will offer a message from John 6:1-13: “Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand."

This morning Rev. Amy Schenkel, Congregational Witness Leader for Resonate Global Mission, will be our guest to deliver the message from Luke 8:1-3, "Giving What You Have."

This morning, Pastor Heather concludes our worship series on David with a message from 2 Samuel 6:12-19: “David Delivers with Rejoicing.”