By Michael RoopMany of us have walked through or are currently walking through seasons of life where we can identify with David’s situation in Psalm 6: “I am languishing;” “my soul is greatly troubled...  Read More

By Michael RoopThis blog is part three in a three-part series on Psalm 78:70-72. He chose David his servant and took him from the sheepfolds; from following the nursing ewes he brought him to shepherd...  Read More

By Michael RoopThis blog is part two in a three-part series on Psalm 78:70-72. Read part one here.He chose David his servant and took him from the sheepfolds; from following the nursing ewes he brough...  Read More

By Michael RoopEveryone has influence. While the scope may vary, every person has some capacity to affect their will. It’s one of the great gifts God has given us, a particular means to bear His image...  Read More

By Lark KelseyHave you ever gotten a text message like this and responded quickly, only to later realize you totally misunderstood? Being in a hurry can cause some hilarious confusion! However, when w...  Read More

By Steve GreggHappy New Year Creekside!! As we enter the new year, I wanted you to know we will be starting a new sermon series for the month of January titled "Rhymes and Rhythms." The pastors are ex...  Read More

By Michael RoopI have a forward-looking personality. I tend not to struggle with nostalgia, nor do I relish tradition or take a lot of pictures. My mind is on the future. I see potential in everything...  Read More

By Michael Roop“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death…” How many times have I read these words in my years following Jesus? Too many to count. The picture is clear: David imagin...  Read More

By Steve GreggToday I want to point you to the third article in a series by Tim Keller dealing with race, racism and justice, with today's article dealing with the topic of justice and critical theory...  Read More

By Steve Gregg One of the most charged words at this time is the word “racism”.  It is used by folks on both endS of the political spectrum to charge their opponents and to dismiss them. Since it is s...  Read More

By Steve GreggAs we see the end of the year approaching, I’m sure most of us would like nothing better than to see 2020 in our review mirrors and a distant memory. I join you in the sentiment and yet,...  Read More

By Steve Gregg on behalf of Creekside EldersIf you have been keeping up with Creekside’s weekly email, you will have seen that it recently included a three-part article from pastor Mike. The article t...  Read More