CrossCreek Church

In a world full of uncertainty, Hebrews 6 reminds us that our hope isn’t wishful thinking—it’s anchored in the unchanging promise, pledge, and purpose of God. This Advent, we see that true hope has a name, and His name is Jesus.

Feeling stretched thin? Paul shows us that peace isn’t found in circumstances—it’s found in Christ!

Are you driven in your walk with Jesus—or drifting? In this message from Philippians 3:12–21, we’re challenged to examine the direction of our spiritual lives. Stop coasting, step out of complacency, and chase what matters for eternity!

Sometimes moving the gospel further doesn’t mean doing more — it means surrendering more. In Philippians 2, we see how Jesus’ greatest impact didn’t come through what He did, but through what He gave up. What could God do through your obedience when you finally let go?

God is moving across our world. This is not the time to wait—it’s time to strike while the iron’s hot and take the gospel further than ever before.

In a world full of imitations, how can you tell if your faith is the real thing? It might look real from a distance — but is it? Look at James 5:13–20 and Discover what authentic faith really looks like!

Conflict is everywhere—but God offers grace in the middle of it. Discover how humility, repentance, and drawing near to God can turn tension into transformation and peace!

Words matter — maybe more than we think. Be reminded how the words we speak can shape hearts, relationships, and even our faith.

What does your faith look like when you encounter people who aren’t like you? In James 2:1–13, we discover that real faith rejects favoritism and reflects God’s heart by honoring others and living out the law of love.

James 2:14–26 reminds us that while we are saved by faith alone, genuine saving faith is never alone—it is proven through works that flow from a transformed life.

True faith isn’t just about hearing God’s Word—it’s about living it out. In this message from James 1:19–27, discover how receiving God’s Word and putting it into action equips you to fulfill your purpose and truly make a difference.

Temptation is powerful—but it doesn’t have to win. Discover how to break free from its pull and walk in the freedom God designed for you!

Life is full of trials, but James 1 shows us that God can use even the hardest seasons to grow our faith, deepen our wisdom, and bring lasting joy. Discover how to stand strong and endure with hope in the middle of life’s challenges.

Following Jesus means worship and war—celebrating His goodness while fighting real spiritual battles. In Luke 4:1-13, see how Jesus faced temptation and how His victory equips us to win our own.

In a world that constantly pulls at our attention—through phones, notifications, and endless demands—Jesus shows us a better way. Discover how His rhythm of rest and dependence on the Father can guide us to live with peace, clarity, and purpose.

Life gets busy, but Jesus calls us to slow down and make room for people. Learn how to live at God’s speed and love others the way He loves us!

Life moves fast, but your soul was never meant to run on empty. In this message from Mark 2:23-28, discover the rhythm of rest God designed for you—and how true soul-deep peace is found only in Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath.

Fall is full speed ahead—but what if God’s best for you isn’t faster, it’s slower? Pastor Craig Etheredge kicks off the Godspeed series with a look at Luke 10 revealing how to trade distraction for purpose, and hurry for peace.

When life feels uncertain and hope feels out of reach, Jeremiah 33 reminds us that true hope is found through prayer, God’s promises, and the person of Jesus.

When you feel stuck, God offers more than a reset—He offers a new way forward.Catch this powerful message from Jeremiah 31 and discover the freedom of the new covenant.

What if your local church was part of a global movement? Pastor Clay Holcomb takes us behind the scenes of the CrossCreek Network — sharing powerful stories from church plants around the world and reminding us that God is building something bigger than we can see!

With so many voices claiming to speak truth, how do we know who to trust? In Jeremiah 23, we’re reminded to test every message we hear—and to anchor our lives in the one true Voice that never leads us astray: Jesus.

God is the Potter, and we are the clay. In this message from Jeremiah 18, we’re reminded that through pressure, fire, and even failure, God lovingly shapes us into something new—if we’re willing to surrender to His hands.

What do you do when you're at a crossroads—when the path ahead isn’t clear and the pressure to decide is real? In this message from Jeremiah 6:16, discover God’s five-step pathway for making wise, faith-filled decisions that lead to peace, not regret.

Leadership doesn’t start with skill—it starts with surrender.In this message we see that God’s call comes before our confidence, and His purpose for us begins long before we feel ready. You don’t have to be perfect to lead—just willing!

What if your life—where you are, what you're going through—isn’t random at all? This message from Jeremiah 1 reminds us: You are no accident. God knows you, sees you, and has a purpose for your place, your path, and your potential.

Want your life to count for more than just accomplishments? Pastor Craig Etheredge shows how true influence is found in not just what you do but who you disciple.

In a world full of pain, how do we respond—with despair or with hope? In this message, Hope for the Hurting, we look to Jesus in Matthew 9 and discover how He meets us in our suffering and calls us to bring His compassion to others.

You’re not where you are by accident. What if your everyday moments are part of something bigger—something eternal? Pastor Craig Etheredge look at Luke 19, revealing how God places us in the right place at the right time—not just for us, but so others can encounter Jesus through us.

Pastor Craig Etheredge explores the powerful impact we have on those closest to us—especially our families. Drawing from Proverbs 3, this message unpacks three essential instructions for life that can help you leave a lasting, godly legacy!

In a culture that pressures us to conform, godly friendships are essential. Looking at the story of Daniel and his friends, this message shows how true friends encourage you spiritually, share your convictions, and stand with you in prayer during hard times.

You are an influencer—whether you realize it or not. Craig Etheredge kicks off the Influencer series by looking at the life of Jeroboam and asking: How are you using the influence God has given you?

Pastor Craig Etheredge explores the life of Peter, showing how God can reignite and sustain our spiritual fire when we fully surrender our lives to Him.

Everyone fails—but failure doesn’t have to define you. In this message from Luke 22, we look at Peter’s greatest failure and discover how Jesus meets us in our lowest moments with mercy, hope, and the power to start again.

Life is a battlefield—and the real enemy isn’t who you think. In this powerful conclusion to Ephesians, discover how to stand firm against spiritual attacks with the armor, truth, and victory of Christ.

How often do you look in the mirror? More often than you think! Just as mirrors reveal our physical reflection, marriage reflects something even deeper—God’s faithful love for His people.

Pastor Craig Etheredge leads us through Ephesians 5:1-21, exploring what it means to walk in love, light, and wisdom.

Why Church? Pastor Craig Etheredge looks at Ephesians 4:1-16, reminding us that the church is more than just a place—it’s a family to belong to, a people to serve, and a mission to fulfill. When we engage with the church, we grow in faith, unity, and purpose, becoming part of something greater than ourselves!

Pastor Craig Etheredge looks at Ephesians 3 revealing that you have a place in God’s plan and He wants to use you more than you know!

Pastor Craig Etheredge explores Ephesians 3, reminding us that God is able to do far more than we could ever imagine. He calls us to trust in His power and turn to Him in prayer, knowing that He desires a deep and personal relationship with us.