
Creekside
Complacency
Giving thanks in all circumstances sounds impossible when you are grieving, out of work, or watching the bills outrun the paycheck. Haggai 1 supplies the shift in perspective that makes that command livable. Main text...


Weekly sermons and other content from Creekside Church of Christ in Valrico, Florida
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Giving thanks in all circumstances sounds impossible when you are grieving, out of work, or watching the bills outrun the paycheck. Haggai 1 supplies the shift in perspective that makes that command livable. Main text...

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This lesson examines Joseph's remarkable words in Genesis 50:20: “You meant evil against me; but God meant it for good.” Joseph knew betrayal, rejection, false accusation, imprisonment, and years of uncertainty, yet...

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One of the Bible's strongest prophetic messages about sin, justice, repentance, worship, and restoration. Amos was a shepherd and tender of sycamore fruit from Tekoa whom God sent north to confront prosperous but...

Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that life comes in seasons: times of beginning and ending, laughter and grief, gain and loss, speaking and silence. We cannot control every season, but we can decide how faithfully we live...

Examines Ecclesiastes 2:11–26 and one of life's biggest questions: can a successful career, hard work, money, accomplishments, or professional recognition give us lasting satisfaction? Solomon worked, achieved...

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Joel begins with a startling command: “Awake, you drunkards!” A devastating locust plague has stripped the land, disrupted worship, and forced Judah to face the approaching Day of the Lord. But Joel’s message does not...

Join us as we examine one of the Bible’s most startling prophetic commands and the message God intended Israel to see through Hosea’s marriage to Gomer. Israel had enjoyed prosperity, but beneath the surface the nation...

Why can a person gain knowledge, pleasure, accomplishments, and wealth and still feel strangely unsatisfied? In Ecclesiastes 1:12 through 2:11, we search through wisdom, pleasure, great achievements, possessions, and...

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Ezekiel spoke to people whose homes, temple, security, and expectations had been shattered by the Babylonian exile. Yet beside the Chebar canal, God revealed that his glory was not confined to Jerusalem and that...

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Why can life feel repetitive even when we have more entertainment, information, and opportunities than ever? In Ecclesiastes 1:4-11, the Teacher watches generations pass, the sun rise and set, winds circle, rivers run...



Jeremiah reminds us that God’s call comes before our confidence. Before Jeremiah feared rejection, God had already formed him, known him, set him apart, and sent him with a message that would tear down lies and plant...

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Isaiah opens with a heartbreaking charge from God: “I have nourished and brought up children, and they have rebelled against me.” In this study of Isaiah 1:1-20, we examine the prophet’s opening message and how it sets...

The power to save was never in the preacher or in how nicely the message is packaged. It is in the gospel itself, and behind that power stands the Holy Spirit, whose presence runs straight through the book of Acts. Main...

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Why does Psalm 88 end in darkness? Unlike most psalms, Psalm 88 closes without relief, resolution, or a visible answer from God. The psalmist feels abandoned, isolated, overwhelmed by grief, and surrounded by darkness...

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We know the works of Jesus, but we have missed the rest of Jesus -- the holy time, trusting sleep, quiet solitude, easy yoke, and finished Sabbath rest he both modeled and offers to weary disciples. Main text: Matthew...

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Origin stories shape who we are, and the church has one we cannot afford to forget. This opening lesson in a new series on Acts walks through Acts 1v1-11 to recover that story, anchor the church in the resurrection, and...

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A life of worship is not bounded by Sunday morning or Wednesday night. Luke Beggs works through Exodus 34v14, Romans 12v2, and Hebrews 12v1-2 to show that God is jealous, worthy, and deserving of worship, and that the...
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