Creekside Community Church of Elizabeth

About Creekside Community Church of Elizabeth

Our mission is to be a living expression of Jesus Christ. Our weekly sermons and additional messages are aimed at providing those outside the Christian faith a safe place to explore who Jesus was, and to equip followers of Him to grow in their faith and be equipped to serve Him more faithfully. If you'd like more info about our church community, or would like to partner with us, go to www.creekside.cc. We'd love to help you take your next step with Jesus.

Publisher

Creekside Community Church

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

10 Sept 2021

Latest episode

2 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

275 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   2 Nov 2026

   Build-a-God - Acts 17 (Word Spreads #5)

   What if you’re spiritually hungry but settling for less because you don’t know there’s more? In Acts 17, Paul walks into Athens, a city full of idols and full of people chasing the latest spiritual idea, and shows them that the God they were searching for has made Himself known.Many people today would call themselves spiritual but not religious. They’re open to something bigger and skeptical of organized religion. Paul doesn’t scold that kind of searching. He honors it, because God made us to seek Him and He’s never far from any of us. But it’s easy to settle for a god we build ourselves, one that’s comforting, fits our preferences, and only ever says what we want to hear. In Jesus, the God we couldn’t find came to find us.God is more than a power you tap into. He’s a Person you must answer to.This message is part of Word Spreads, a series through the book of Acts following the gospel from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.Scripture: Acts 17:1-34 (CSB)Creekside Community Church is a church family in Elizabeth, Colorado, led by Pastor Luke Heirendt. We gather Sundays at 9:00 and 10:30 am, and we’d love to have you join us in person or online. Subscribe to catch every message in the series.Connect with us at www.creekside.cc

2. 

   26 Oct 2026

   Midnight Playlist - Acts 15:36-16:40

   When the door you prayed for slams shut, what does that say about God? Paul and Silas found out at midnight, in a prison cell, with their feet in the stocks.In Acts 16, the Holy Spirit closes two doors in Paul’s path and then opens a third, a vision calling him to Macedonia. In Philippi, the Lord opens Lydia’s heart. Then Paul frees a young slave girl, and her owners have him beaten and thrown into prison. They had done nothing wrong. And at midnight, Paul and Silas are praying and singing hymns to God (Acts 16:25). An earthquake opens the prison doors, but they stay, and a jailer and his whole family come to faith in Jesus.If you’re facing a closed door right now (a diagnosis, a slow recovery, a plan that fell through, a prayer that hasn’t been answered), this message is for you. Join Pastor Luke Heirendt as we discover that a closed door doesn’t mean an absent God. He still guides us, He walks with us, and He works through us, even at midnight.📖 Scripture: Acts 15:36-16:40 (CSB)About the series:Most of us believe the good news about Jesus is for everyone. But somewhere between Sunday and Monday, it tends to stay with us. In Word Spreads, we follow Paul from Antioch to Athens to Ephesus as ordinary people carry the message of Jesus into cities that wanted nothing to do with it. Jealous insiders, angry mobs, prison cells, and even church fights couldn’t stop it. Walk through Acts 13-20 with us and discover how the word of the Lord still spreads, and how it can spread through you.Connect with us at www.creekside.cc

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   19 Oct 2026

   Grace Worth Fighting For (Acts 15:1-35)

   “Unless you ______, you cannot be saved.” What would you put in that blank? Most of us have something, and it’s usually not Jesus.In Acts 15, the early church faces its biggest argument yet. Some sincere believers insist that Gentile Christians must be circumcised and keep the law of Moses, in other words, become culturally Jewish, in order to be saved. The church gathers in Jerusalem to work it out. Peter reminds them that “we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus in the same way they are” (Acts 15:11), and James concludes, “we should not cause difficulties for those among the Gentiles who turn to God” (Acts 15:19). But the council doesn’t stop there. Everyone who belongs to Jesus is still called to a life of holiness.If you’ve ever wondered whether you have to clean up, dress up, or fit in before God will accept you, or if you’ve ever quietly expected that of someone else, this message is for you. Join Pastor Luke Heirendt as we discover that you don’t have to become like us. You do have to become like Jesus.📖 Scripture: Acts 15:1-35 (CSB)About the series:Most of us believe the good news about Jesus is for everyone. But somewhere between Sunday and Monday, it tends to stay with us. In Word Spreads, we follow Paul from Antioch to Athens to Ephesus as ordinary people carry the message of Jesus into cities that wanted nothing to do with it. Jealous insiders, angry mobs, prison cells, and even church fights couldn’t stop it. Walk through Acts 13-20 with us and discover how the word of the Lord still spreads, and how it can spread through you.

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