Springcreek Church

A man once said, "Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it." In the church's infancy, John, the writer of Revelation, brought God's specific word to seven churches in the form of letters detailing the good, the bad and the ugly in the hearts of these people. As we read and listen to those ancient words, we realize they echo through the ages to us as a warning and as encouragement to learn from history and listen for God's "letters from the sky."

Sometimes compassion can be a rare commodity as our broken world beckons us to focus ever inward on selfish pursuits down the road of indifference. Jesus Christ both taught and showed us that compassion is seeing beyond the moment of your own existence. In this message series, you'll see that opening your heart to receive God's heart for humanity and listening for the gentle whisper of His spirit to turn that feeling into a deliberate act of grace is one of our greatest callings...Question is: Are you willing?

Sometimes compassion can be a rare commodity as our broken world beckons us to focus ever inward on selfish pursuits down the road of indifference. Jesus Christ both taught and showed us that compassion is seeing beyond the moment of your own existence. In this message series, you'll see that opening your heart to receive God's heart for humanity and listening for the gentle whisper of His spirit to turn that feeling into a deliberate act of grace is one of our greatest callings...Question is: Are you willing?

A man once said, "Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it." In the church's infancy, John, the writer of Revelation, brought God's specific word to seven churches in the form of letters detailing the good, the bad and the ugly in the hearts of these people. As we read and listen to those ancient words, we realize they echo through the ages to us as a warning and as encouragement to learn from history and listen for God's "letters from the sky."

More space in the Bible is devoted to David than any other person. David was a shepherd, warrior, general, king, poet, champion, outlaw, musician, prophet, worship leader, adulterer, murderer, parent, leader, hero, ancestor of Jesus Christ and a man after God’s own heart! Be prepared to find your story in the midst of David's story...

More space in the Bible is devoted to David than any other person. David was a shepherd, warrior, general, king, poet, champion, outlaw, musician, prophet, worship leader, adulterer, murderer, parent, leader, hero, ancestor of Jesus Christ and a man after God’s own heart! Be prepared to find your story in the midst of David's story...

More space in the Bible is devoted to David than any other person. David was a shepherd, warrior, general, king, poet, champion, outlaw, musician, prophet, worship leader, adulterer, murderer, parent, leader, hero, ancestor of Jesus Christ and a man after God’s own heart! Be prepared to find your story in the midst of David's story...

More space in the Bible is devoted to David than any other person. David was a shepherd, warrior, general, king, poet, champion, outlaw, musician, prophet, worship leader, adulterer, murderer, parent, leader, hero, ancestor of Jesus Christ and a man after God’s own heart! Be prepared to find your story in the midst of David's story...

When difficulties arise, our first questions are often "Where is God in the midst of this?" or "Why would a loving God let this happen?" In this series, Pastor Keith and Pastor David will share what our response should be when difficulties we don’t understand come our way, and we ask, "What did I do to deserve this?"

When difficulties arise, our first questions are often "Where is God in the midst of this?" or "Why would a loving God let this happen?" In this series, Pastor Keith and Pastor David will share what our response should be when difficulties we don’t understand come our way, and we ask, "What did I do to deserve this?"

When difficulties arise, our first questions are often "Where is God in the midst of this?" or "Why would a loving God let this happen?" In this series, Pastor Keith and Pastor David will share what our response should be when difficulties we don’t understand come our way, and we ask, "What did I do to deserve this?"

When difficulties arise, our first questions are often "Where is God in the midst of this?" or "Why would a loving God let this happen?" In this series, Pastor Keith and Pastor David will share what our response should be when difficulties we don’t understand come our way, and we ask, "What did I do to deserve this?"

Our Father in Heaven is a promise making, promise keeping God. As we approach Easter, Pastor Keith will take us on a journey through the Old Testament to see the amazing grace-filled promises regarding the coming Messiah. And through this series, he will remind us of the unchanging heart of God that sees human brokenness and responds with the gift of Himself.

Our Father in Heaven is a promise making, promise keeping God. As we approach Easter, Pastor Keith will take us on a journey through the Old Testament to see the amazing grace-filled promises regarding the coming Messiah. And through this series, he will remind us of the unchanging heart of God that sees human brokenness and responds with the gift of Himself.

Our Father in Heaven is a promise making, promise keeping God. As we approach Easter, Pastor Keith will take us on a journey through the Old Testament to see the amazing grace-filled promises regarding the coming Messiah. And through this series, he will remind us of the unchanging heart of God that sees human brokenness and responds with the gift of Himself.

Our Father in Heaven is a promise making, promise keeping God. As we approach Easter, Pastor Keith will take us on a journey through the Old Testament to see the amazing grace-filled promises regarding the coming Messiah. And through this series, he will remind us of the unchanging heart of God that sees human brokenness and responds with the gift of Himself.

A man once said, "Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it." In the church's infancy, John, the writer of Revelation, brought God's specific word to seven churches in the form of letters detailing the good, the bad and the ugly in the hearts of these people. As we read and listen to those ancient words, we realize they echo through the ages to us as a warning and as encouragement to learn from history and listen for God's "letters from the sky."