Travis Agnew's Blog, page 9

Divine Design

In a culture full of confusion, Christians need clarity and compassion to navigate today’s toughest issues. This fall at Rocky Creek, Contemporary Issues (CM 5335) will equip you to engage with truth and grace on topics like identity, sexuality, and human dignity.

Displaying Goodness

Goodness isn’t about being nice—it’s about doing what’s right. When the world bends the truth and applauds compromise, goodness stands firm. It’s courage rooted in conviction.It’s time to go the second mile in displaying goodness.

Even in the Shadows: A Sermon Series Through Esther

Esther’s story shows us that even when God’s name isn’t mentioned, His hand is still at work. This fall, we’ll walk through a chaotic culture, bold decisions, and providential moments to see how God moves—even in the shadows.

More Than a Degree: Making Jesus Your Aim

College won’t last forever, but how you live during it will shape who you become for eternity. When you truly understand how much Jesus loves you, your greatest goal won’t be grades or popularity—it’ll be to live every day to please Him.

Reliable Outcomes

Galatians 6:6-10 – God has designed the world to produce proper results according to how we live. Whether we do what our flesh desires or what the Spirit commands, we will experience reliable outcomes.

Eight Conversations Every Couple Should Have Before Marriage

This resource guides couples through Genesis 1–3 to uncover eight foundational truths that can strengthen their future marriage. By engaging God’s Word, sharing intentionally with each other, and seeking wise counsel, couples can prepare for a Christ-centered marriage that lasts.

Displaying Kindness

Kindness isn’t weakness—it’s Spirit-powered strength that chooses compassion even when it’s inconvenient. A kind person doesn’t just feel sympathy—they show it in action. When the world is cold and critical, kindness makes us stand out.

Tell THIS Person About THAT Issue

We all carry burdens, but too often we carry them alone out of fear or shame. God never intended us to suffer in silence—He calls us to share the weight with someone who will walk with us toward healing.

The Discipline of Fellowship

Fellowship is the intentional practice of walking closely with other believers so we can give and receive the care, encouragement, and accountability we need to become more like Christ. In a culture that idolizes individualism, biblical fellowship reminds us that we are called not just to Jesus—but also to one another.

Sharing Burdens

Galatians 6:1-5 – Being part of the Body of Christ means helping one another when we make mistakes or experience challenges. Sharing burdens reveals that we understand the importance of caring for others in the Church.