CrossCreek Church

In a world constantly chasing the next trend, how do we stay anchored to the truth? In 1 Timothy 1, the Apostle Paul writes to a young pastor named Timothy with one clear charge: keep the gospel at the center. As Timothy leads the church in Ephesus, Paul reminds him that the health of the church depends on faithfully guarding the truth of God's Word.

The choices we make today can shape a spiritual legacy that lasts for generations. In this message, Pastor Craig Etheredge unpacks Proverbs 2, and shows us how to discover God’s invitation to seek His wisdom above all else, and the life-changing promises that follow when we choose His way over ours.

Do you ever feel like no matter how hard you try, real change is just out of reach? In this message, Pastor Craig Etheredge walks through Romans 8 to reveal how the Holy Spirit gives us a new mindset, new power, and a new identity so we can walk into a life of real change.

How do you get negative thoughts out of your head? Anxious thoughts. Fearful thoughts. Lustful thoughts. Critical thoughts. Intrusive thoughts that seem to show up without invitation. Most of us have asked the question: "How do I stop thinking about this?" In Philippians 4:6-9, the Apostle Paul gives us a powerful biblical strategy for winning the battle of the mind.

Have you ever felt spiritually dry? Maybe there was a time when your faith felt vibrant and alive, but now you feel distant from God. Prayer feels difficult. Worship feels empty. Your passion for God seems to have faded. The Bible has a word for that condition—and it also gives us the cure.

Your mind is a battlefield. Every day, thoughts enter your mind—some are truthful and life-giving, while others are destructive, deceptive, and dangerous. In 2 Corinthians 10, the Apostle Paul reveals that the real battle we face is not merely physical or emotional… it’s spiritual.

Why is it so hard to change? We change our clothes, schedules, plans, and opinions all the time… but changing the way we think, believe, and live can feel almost impossible. In Romans 12:1–2, the Apostle Paul shows us that real life change doesn’t start with behavior modification—it starts with transformation from the inside out.

Your story matters more than you think. In this message from Exodus 2, discover how God can use your struggles, surrender, and faith to shape the next generation and leave a legacy that points people to Him.

This message explores the tension between what we say we believe and how we actually live. Because at the end of the day, following Jesus isn’t just about hearing His words—it’s about obeying them.

What if everything you’ve been told about winning is wrong? In a world obsessed with success, status, and achievement, Jesus offers a completely different definition of what it means to win. In Matthew 16:24–28, He flips the script—teaching that real life is found not in gaining the world, but in surrendering your life to Him. In this message, we unpack five powerful truths about what it really ta...

We all worry. About money. Health. The future. Our families. But Jesus asks a powerful question in Matthew 6: “Can any of you add a single moment to your life by worrying?” In this message, we uncover how worry works—and how to break free from its grip. Worry doesn’t just affect your mind… it chokes out your joy, your peace, and your hope. In this sermon, you’ll learn: • Why worry feels so natural...

In a world full of opinions about Jesus—teacher, prophet, miracle worker—this message cuts through the noise to reveal the truth. Your answer to this question doesn’t just shape your beliefs… it determines your eternity.

When life doesn’t go as planned, do you fall apart—or stand firm? Psalm 16 shows us how to live with unshakable confidence, no matter what comes.

The cross wasn’t an accident—it was predicted centuries before Jesus was born. In Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53, we see a powerful picture of the suffering, sacrifice, and purpose of Jesus’ death—and what it means for you today.

You can look fine on the outside… but be falling apart on the inside. In Hebrews 10, we discover why religion can’t truly cleanse us—and how Jesus offers real, lasting forgiveness and transformation from the inside out.

Could the Messiah be identified like a DNA fingerprint? In Isaiah 11, written over 700 years before Jesus, we discover prophetic “markers” that reveal the identity of the coming Messiah—where He would come from, how we would recognize Him, and what He would ultimately do. Join us as we explore how these prophecies point directly to Jesus.

How should Christians respond when the world becomes increasingly hostile toward faith? In 1 Peter 3:8–22, the apostle Peter gives believers a powerful framework for living faithfully in difficult times. Instead of ignoring hostility or responding with more hostility, Peter shows a better way.

How should Christians respond when the world feels increasingly hostile? In this message from 1 Peter 3:8–22, we discover a better way—pursue peace, share your hope, and look to Jesus.

What does a faithful church look like when pressure rises? In 1 Peter 4:7–19, we discover how to stand firm, love deeply, and trust God when following Jesus isn’t easy.

Who is really King? In this message from 1 Peter 3:18–4:6, we see the authority, victory, and supremacy of Jesus Christ—the Unrivaled King. Discover what His victory means for your life and how to live boldly under His rule. 📍 CrossCreek Church Services & Groups: 8:30am, 9:45am, 11am

How should Christians respond when the world feels hostile? In 1 Peter 3:8–22, we discover a better way—pursue peace, share your hope, and look to Jesus. Join us as we learn how to live with courage, compassion, and confidence in uncertain times.

What’s the one thing most marriages are missing today? Discover The Secret to a Great Marriage from 1 Peter 3:1–7 and see how God’s design offers a deeper, stronger foundation for lasting love.

What does submission really mean—and why does it matter? This Sunday’s message from 1 Peter 2:13–25 explores how trusting God’s authority, even in difficult situations, can bring harmony and put the hope of the gospel on display.

Growth in faith doesn’t have to be complicated—but it does have to be intentional. In this message from 1 Peter 2:1–10, we’re called to grow up spiritually and live out our faith with purpose.

Are you following Jesus in name only—or has He truly changed your life? In this message from 1 Peter 1:13 –25, we hear a serious but grace-filled call to wake up, set our hope on Christ, and live differently because we’ve been redeemed.