Casey Baldwin was introduced to Christianity at a young age, but he was left with a lot of questions and not many answers.
For years, he lived content with the answers atheism provided.
But when Casey and his wife decided to start a family, they opened up to going back to church.
Being in community in small group is where we believe that you will experience the greatest spiritual growth. It’s in small group that we are able to ask our questions, be vulnerable and honest with each other, care for each other, and encourage each other as we pursue God together.
Here is the full story of Josh Yahoudy’s small group experience.
Check out more information on small groups at clearcreek.org/smallgroups
“I came with all of my questions and doubts and they loved me through it.” – Jordan
Here is the full story of Jordan St. John’s small group experience.
Check out more information on small groups at clearcreek.org/smallgroups
The Raveditti’s graciously opened the doors of their own business for the work of ministry.
Chuck deciding to volunteer with the database team that later became the IT team served as the catalyst for Chuck in growing in his faith and commitment to Jesus and his mission.
He has since joined a small group, taken multiple classes at Clear Creek, and worked on dozens of tech projects at the church.
Amy Swift and her husband, Chris, moved to Louisiana from Texas, about a year after they were married. It was supposed to be a short-term move, but it turned into five years. And it was a long, lonely five years for Amy.
The Swifts just had their first baby, she was living in a new city where she knew no one and Chris traveled a lot for work. Which meant Amy was home with the baby most days, and she began to feel the crushing weight of isolation, separation and eventually depression.
She was tired, frustrated, anxious, and alone.
Chris & Amy thought getting back to Texas might fix everything… Texas is awesome, but Amy’s dark season wasn’t over when they moved back.
But I want you to hear how God used HIS PEOPLE to bring peace in Amy’s life. How through his people she experienced the presence of God.
Take a listen.
“I can see the life I was born into, but not the life that I was destined to live. God definitely had a plan for me…”
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What do the Astros, Texas history, and brisket have in common? They are all things Yancey Arrington loves. On this episode Ryan Lehtinen talks with Yancey about his 23 years of serving as the Teaching Pastor at Clear Creek Community Church, his family, his passions, and what he would do if he wasn’t a pastor.
For many of us, COVID hit and impacted our emotional and spiritual world. To varying degrees, we’ve all felt it over the last year.
For Joe Stockdale, COVID limited his freedom, but led him down a path to true freedom through the Bible, a friend, and an online worship service.
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Addiction can be one of the most difficult and isolating circumstances someone can walk through, but recovery and peace are possible. On this episode, Rachel talks with Jay and Jennifer Ellis and Bonnie Wilson about finding hope in Christ, and community in Pathway to Peace, as they follow Jesus and even use their pain to spread the gospel.
Resources:
Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave by Edward Welch