Coffee Creek Church Podcast

When will I be content? When will I finally have enough? In this series we look at the amazing things God can do in the space between our needs and wants. Support the show

What to do when relationships lead you away from Jesus. Support the show

How to add value to other's lives. Support the show

The power of forgiveness in our relationships. Support the show

Moses provides a unique example of the power of saying YES! Support the show

What's the difference between friending someone and fixing them? In part 2 Pastor Clark explores how "doing" can often mean "being" present. Support the show

In this six week series on the greatest commands to love God and love one another Pastor Clark will dig into the words of Jesus as we seek to apply this simple creed in a not-so-simple world. Support the show

Time for a reboot this fall? Pastor Clark shares strategies for turning good intentions into actions. Support the show

How to nudge a good idea into a better reality. Support the show

Pastor Clark digs into the nuts and bolts of our new 3 year campaign through the idea of Jesus in Luke 16:9, "Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends." Support the show

FOR OKC is a spiritual and capital campaign for the next three years at Coffee Creek Church as we follow the direction of Jeremiah 29:7 in seeking to be a blessing to our city. Support the show

Pastor Clark teaches on the heart of Jesus for the orphan and the overlooked. Support the show

Lonely. It's a terrible feeling. As the church we are defenders of the least of these - we welcome the stranger. Here's a new idea we're trying to defeat loneliness and make Coffee Creek even more welcoming. Support the show

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History Makers - We all make history but what kind of legacy are we leaving future generations? Will anyone know what struggles we had to build a brighter future? We examine these ideas and how Jesus provides a way to impact the future. Support the show

Where do we go from here? How can we join this ancient movement in our generation? Pastor Clark looks at what drove the early church to love God and do good in this conclusion of the big Church series at Coffee Creek Church. Support the show

How should we interact with those we disagree with? What's at the core of finding common ground? This week Pastor Clark shows Paul's example from his talk at Mars Hill. Support the show

What does it mean to bring the outsiders inside? How do we communicate that we're not closed - but indeed OPEN for every person? Pastor Clark teaches from Acts 15 in this week's installment of big Church! Support the show

How did the early church prioritize their message? What can that teach us about how we live the Gospel today? Support the show

The first church took great risks but also experienced great rewards. Perhaps the risk you're facing will move you from where you are to where Jesus wants you to be! Support the show

The first church prayed boldly which led them to a surprising action. Pastor Clark explores the connection between prayer and movement in part 2 of big Church. Support the show

When you think of church, what comes to mind? A band? Steeple? Sweaty Sermonizers in Suits? Join us as we return to the very first church to discover their central passion that began the movement today we call: church. Support the show

Was 2014 everything you dreamed it would be? Or did your high hopes and resolutions end up falling short of what you expected? Don’t let this year leave you more stressed than when you started. The best is yet to come and this year can be the best year of your life—listen in on this series to find out how. This week: Improving your Relationships Support the show

Was 2014 everything you dreamed it would be? Or did your high hopes and resolutions end up falling short of what you expected? Don’t let this year leave you more stressed than when you started. The best is yet to come and this year can be the best year of your life—listen in on this series to find out how. Support the show

Finding Happiness at Christmas Support the show