Have you ever wondered if your life is really making a difference? Deep down, we all want our days to matter—but it’s easy to think impact only comes through big, flashy accomplishments.In this week’s message, Pastor Luke unpacks Jesus’ parable of the mustard seed and shares how God’s kingdom grows in surprisingly ordinary ways. We’ll see that the extraordinary impact we long for doesn’t come from grand gestures, but from everyday faithfulness—planting small seeds of obedience and trusting God to bring the growth.This is the final part of our three-week series Forty.For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc

Have you ever wondered, “Am I really doing what I was put here to do?” That question shows up in every season of life—from choosing a major, to navigating a career, to considering what to do in retirement.In this week’s message, Pastor Luke explores how the Bible teaches that our primary calling is to follow Jesus. Out of that relationship, God shapes our secondary callings—the jobs, places, and ministries where we live out our discipleship in everyday life. Together, we’ll look at how our passions, the world’s needs, our gifts, and the affirmation of community come together to help us discern where God is at work in us.This is part two of our three-week series Forty.For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc

What does turning 40 have to do with faith? In the Bible, the number 40 often marks a season of testing, preparation, or formation. As Pastor Luke steps into his 40th year of life and 20th year of ministry, he pauses to look back on God’s faithfulness and share three key lessons He has been teaching along the way:1. Orthodoxy is better than novelty – Faith must be rebuilt, not just deconstructed.2. People are more important than tasks – Ministry is about caring for people, not just getting things done.3. Love means releasing control – True love holds with open hands.This message is both testimony and encouragement. As you listen, consider: Which of these lessons might God be inviting you to lean into in your own life?Join us for worship, reflection, and celebration as we begin this three-week series.For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc

This Sunday we wrap up our "All In" series with Pastor Jake preaching on what it really means to follow Jesus. Faith is more than mental assent—it’s a change of allegiance, a loyalty to King Jesus and His kingdom. Don’t miss this powerful conclusion as we explore how true faith moves us beyond “belief” into wholehearted allegiance.Learn more about Creekside: https://www.creekside.ccJoin a Connection Group: https://www.creekside.cc/groups

We all want a life filled with meaning, but our culture teaches that fulfillment comes from what we can get. Jesus offers a radically different vision: true joy and purpose come when we give our lives away in service to others. In this message, we’ll look at what it means to follow the example of Jesus, who came “not to be served, but to serve” (Mark 10:45), and how using the gifts God has given us strengthens the church, advances His mission, and clarifies our own sense of calling.Whether you’re already serving or have never taken that step, you’ll discover why your gifts matter and how they fit into God’s plan for the world. From John 15 and Romans 12, we’ll see that serving isn’t just a duty—it’s a pathway to deeper joy, greater purpose, and real kingdom impact. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your gifts, discern where God is leading you, and join the mission He’s called us to together.Learn more about Creekside: https://www.creekside.ccJoin a Connection Group: https://www.creekside.cc/groups

Some groups change lives. Others fizzle out or feel like a waste of time. What makes the difference?In All In Together, Pastor Luke reveals the “sweet spot” of a great group—one where you are accepted completely and challenged consistently. We’ll see from Acts 2 and Romans 12 how Jesus designed His people to grow together, not alone, and how you can help your group become truly transformational.If you’ve ever been part of a group that left you wondering, “Was that even worth it?”, this message will show you how to create the kind of community that actually shapes lives.Watch now to discover:- The two qualities every life-changing group must have- Why comfort isn’t the goal—Christlikeness is- How to show up in your group with honesty, clarity, and devotionLearn more about Creekside: https://www.creekside.ccJoin a Connection Group: https://www.creekside.cc/groups

Life is full of moments where playing it safe is the wise choice—crossing a busy street, making a big investment, or protecting something fragile. But when it comes to your soul, playing it safe might actually be the most dangerous move of all. In this message, we’re asking: What is the Christian life really about? Is it about keeping your options open—or going all in with Jesus?In Romans 12:1–2, the apostle Paul invites us to present our whole selves to God—not just our spiritual lives, but our bodies, decisions, habits, and hearts. He makes it clear: everyone is already being formed by something. The only question is whether we’re being shaped by the world or transformed by Christ. Today, we’ll explore how true transformation begins with surrender, and why betting your life on Jesus is not just bold—it’s the only move that makes sense.In this kickoff to our All In series, discover why half-commitment is never neutral, and how Jesus invites you not into religious performance, but into total, grace-fueled surrender.For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc

What if the story of the world doesn’t end in destruction… but in celebration?

In this final message of our Faith for Foodies series, Pastor Luke explores one of the Bible’s most vivid and hopeful promises: the wedding feast of the Lamb and the restoration of all things.

We’ll look at how the story that began with a forbidden bite in the Garden ends with a gracious feast in a garden-city—where the Tree of Life reappears, exile ends, and God’s people are fully restored to their purpose and His presence.

Main Texts:
Revelation 19:6–9
Revelation 21:9–22:5
Isaiah 25:6–9
Genesis 3:22–24

In this message, we’ll discover:

• Why the return to Eden gives us hope that’s neither naive nor cynical

• What it means to live as a royal priest now, even before the final restoration

• How the end of the story transforms the way we live, work, and worship today

Whether you're feeling weary, hopeful, or somewhere in between, this message will remind you that everything sad will come untrue—and that a better feast is coming.