Communication in marriage really matters!
On this episode, Aaron & Bethany Lutz sit down with Tanner & Erin Smith to talk about the practicality of communication in marriage.
If marriage is meant to be a reflection of the gospel, how do we communicate in ways that honor our spouse and honor God?
No one is beyond hope: that is the vision behind AnchorPoint, which provides education and empowerment to parents.
On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Debbie Simmons, founder and CEO of AnchorPoint, and Amanda Ring, Executive Director of Hope Community, about the many ways AnchorPoint comes alongside parents from prenatal care, parent education classes, financial planning, and much more, in their effort to value life and provide tangible hope for all types of families.
Throughout the “I AM” sermon series, we’ve taken a look at the statements Jesus made about himself.
For some, those statements may raise some questions about salvation.
On this episode, Aaron Lutz and Tiffany Ravedutti discuss what salvation is, if genuine believers can lose it, and what to do if you or someone you love finds themselves wrestling with what exactly they believe.
Summer camps at Clear Creek Community Church have a huge impact on the kids that attend and their faith journey.
Kyle Mikulan sits down with Nicole Morris and Cody Mather to talk about Creek Kids Camp and Camp Creek (Jr. high and high school), the people it takes to make camps happen, the generosity of our church, and the reason that we put such a value on going to camp.
While no two families are the same, God has a high value for family.
In this episode, Kyle Mikulan sits down with Lance Lawson to discuss why family is so important, what God tells us about family, and practical things that we can do as parents to help our kids know that we are invested in them and their devotion to Christ.
Over the next couple of weeks the women of CCCC will gather together at their campuses to worship, enjoy fellowship, and remember and celebrate the steadfast love of God.
On this episode, Rachel Chester, Tiffany Ravedutti, Jenna Kraft, and Mandy Turner discuss the plan for women’s ministry in 2023, their roles, and walk through the context of Exodus 34.
As we experience the grace and goodness of the gospel, we naturally want to share it with others.
How can we share the love and life of Christ with our neighbors in an authentic and winsome way?
In this episode, Ted Ryskoski talks with Denise Ward and Tanner Smith about the book, B.L.E.S.S.: 5 Everyday Ways to Love Your Neighbor and Change the World, by Dave and Jon Fergeson.
On February 8, after attending a chapel service at Asbury University in Wilmore, KY, students didn’t leave. Instead, they stayed and continued to pray and worship.
This continued for 3 more weeks attracting the world’s attention as thousands of people from all over the globe then flocked to Asbury to witness what some have called a revival.
On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Bruce Wesley and Yancey Arrington about what happened at Asbury, what a revival is, and their hopes for Clear Creek.
God is at work all over the world and he invites us to join with him in his mission.
Over the next 5 years, our hope is to see 1,000 people from Clear Creek set foot on foreign soil in the name of Jesus.
In this episode, guest host Ted Ryskoski, sits down with Karl Garcia, Greg Poore, and Richard Sarpong to discuss our church’s heart for global missions, church planting, and their recent trip to Africa.
“Lord, awaken me.” This has been our prayer as we’ve been in the Awakening series.
On this episode, campus pastors Ryan Lehtinen, Chris Alston, Karl Garcia, and Lance Lawson discuss the times that God has awakened them personally.
They also share how God has been working in their lives lately and how they hope God shapes Clear Creek this year.