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Ministry Matters (Entrust Conference 2024)

We are excited to host our second annual Entrust Conference, "Ministry Matters: Learning to Help One Another." In ministering to one another, we meet others’ needs and encourage personal growth.

2024 Sermon Series

After much prayer, study, and discussion, our pastors have decided on the preaching direction for 2024. As we consider the state of our church and the challenges of the upcoming year, we anticipate God's Word equipping us in these critical areas.

Cults and World Religions

When encountering other religions or cults, it can be difficult to share Christ with people of religious backgrounds effectively. It is important to understand shared language and differing beliefs. 

Rediscovering Who God Is

Exodus 34:1-9 – God provided Moses with a description of Himself that became one of the most repeated characterizations in the Bible. As we unpack who God says He is, we discover the beauty and balance of His nature. 

Outlook Magazine

We have much to celebrate as a church, and we don't want to rush by the opportunity to do so. Our Outlook Magazine celebrates what Jesus did among us in 2023 and anticipates what He will do in 2024.

Peaceful Family Gatherings

Regardless of your specific traditions, Thanksgiving week is often characterized by food, family, and football, but for many of us, it's also known for frustration. It's time to go the second mile in having peaceful family gatherings.

Worshiping on a Monday

Don't reserve your praise for only on Sundays. If God is good every day of the week, He deserves our praise just as much.

Waypoint (November 2023)

We're celebrating what God has done at Rocky Creek this year and sharing plans for next year. You can find resources mentioned throughout this Waypoint, including a digital copy of Outlook and Bible Reading Plans, on our website!

Dependent Upon God’s Presence

Exodus 33:1-23 – God invited Moses into a staggering type of intimate friendship with Himself. Moses became so accustomed to that level of proximity with God that He refused to go forward without it.

The Reason Both Your Church and Pastor Fail

Many churches struggle because they expect the pastor to do what he is called not to do. Your leader's role is not to do all the ministry required but to equip the membership to meet all needs together.