Creekside Church - Messages

The mission of God was never meant to be carried by a few. This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Exodus series through Exodus 17–18, where Israel faces its first battle in the wilderness and Moses discovers the limits of his own strength. Through the faithfulness of Joshua, Aaron, Hur, and Jethro, we see a powerful picture of God's design for His people: we were never meant to fight alone, lead alone, or carry the mission alone. The church isn't a place where a handful of people do ministry...

We’re all hungry for something. The question is: what are we asking to satisfy us? This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Exodus series through Exodus 16–17, where God provides bread from heaven and water from a rock. But these miracles were pointing to something greater. The manna could fill a stomach, but Jesus is the Bread of Life who satisfies the soul. The rock could provide water, but Jesus offers Living Water. Success, approval, comfort, relationships, and achievement will always leav...

What if the wilderness isn’t just something you’re going through, but something God is growing you through? This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Exodus series through Exodus 15:22–27. Just three days after watching God part the Red Sea, Israel finds themselves in the wilderness with nothing to drink. Their worship quickly turns to grumbling, and the God they trusted at the Red Sea suddenly feels harder to trust at Marah. In this message, we discover that the wilderness has a way of reveali...

What actually is worship? For many of us, worship immediately brings to mind music, raised hands, a worship band, or a Sunday gathering. None of those things are wrong, but if that's the extent of our definition, our definition of worship is far too small. Scripture shows us that we were created to worship, and the question isn't if we'll worship, but what we'll worship. Romans 12 calls us to present our bodies as living sacrifices. Our relationships, ambitions, finances, words, obedi...

What if you've been set free, but you're still living like a slave? This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Exodus series through Exodus 13–14 and one of the most iconic moments in Scripture: Israel's journey through the Red Sea. God had delivered His people from Egypt, but when Pharaoh came chasing after them, they immediately wanted to go back. They were physically free, but their thinking was still shaped by slavery. In this message, we discover how the Red Sea points beyond Israel's deliv...