Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church
Empowering People
Canyon Creek Church is in the Bay Area about twenty miles east of San Francisco. Our mission is to Empower People to Pursue Their Call In Christ. This podcast is made up of daily messages meant to encourage growing in our union with Christ.
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Episodes
A Reminder About Charity 22.11.2022 10:16
Proverbs tells us to be generous with the poor. God is watching. But our proverb today reminds us that not only might we someday have a need, but right now others are watching our lack of charity and they might not come to our need should we ever need help. Ouch.
Sermon Recap: Love Does not Boast, It Is Not Arrogant or Rude 21.11.2022 22:17
For this morning's devotional Pastor Kevin will recap Sunday's sermon on Boasting, Rudeness, and Arrogance from Isaiah 39.
Encourage One Another 17.11.2022 13:28
The power to build one another up comes from a heart fueled by an Almighty God.
How the Simple Can Become Wise 15.11.2022 17:49
Proverbs 21:11 repeats a theme of the Proverbs. The instruction and development of the simple-minded (youth) is the goal of the community. They can take the path of the wise, or unfortunately choose the way of the fools. We can all help them with that path choice by our guidance and instruction and example.
God Sees You 11.11.2022 18:56
This morning’s devotional comes from Hebrews 11:5 where the author tells us that Enoch was an example of faith, even though we know very little about his life.
Practicing his presence: Lessons from a Medieval Monk 08.11.2022 15:56
"So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God." 1 Corinthians 10:31.
Sermon Recap: Kindness 07.11.2022 17:15
This morning, we are continuing to look at Loving Kindness.
Refresh My Heart 03.11.2022 16:40
This morning Pastor Travis leads our devotional from the book of Philemon.
How Important Is Justice? 01.11.2022 17:17
Justice is "getting what you deserve". Justice is based upon a set of laws that are held in common by people. When we break the law it affects the entire community as well as our souls. Proverbs 21:15 speaks about the effect of justice being worked out.
A Perspective on Halloween as Christians 28.10.2022 14:34
How should Christians approach Halloween? This morning’s devotional looks at Ezekiel 37:12 and The Valley of Dry Bones for a redemptive perspective on Halloween.
Group Prayer 27.10.2022 17:21
Pastor Travis will be sharing this morning’s devotional on the importance of group prayer.
Is it sometimes prudent to give a gift/bribe? 25.10.2022 18:39
Let's look at Proverbs 21:14 and talk about both the injustice of most bribery and then remember that a prudently given "gift" can often be wise. Hmmmm.
A Life of Compassion 20.10.2022 16:03
God calls us all to a ministry of compassion. This morning our devotional comes from 2 Cor. 1:3-4 and challenges us to pick up our cross and walk the road of the compassionate.
When Religious Practice is Used to Hide Your Heart 18.10.2022 13:01
Proverb 21:3: This proverb nails a repeated theme of the Bible about fake religious practices. The sacrificial offerings were God-designed to bring Atonement to sinners. But what if you offered the sacrifices but did not come to the altar with an exposed (truthful humility) and a willing heart? This is when religion is fake and relationship with God is missing.
Sermon Recap with Marty 17.10.2022 14:34
A lesson from 1 Thess. 5:8 that I did not get to share on Sunday.
The Lord Weighs The Heart 14.10.2022 13:55
One of the big reminders of Proverbs and scripture in general, is that we humans have the capacity to deceive ourselves about the integrity of our lives. We see ourselves too favorably and partially. We can see the flaws in others but not in ourselves. This is a big warning of scripture and Proverbs 21:2.
Meditation and Worship 11.10.2022 17:29
Worship is designed to usher into the presence of God. This morning we will reflect on Joshua 1:8 and Col. 3:15-16.
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