Back Creek Church | Charlotte, NC

This message invites us to pray for the grounding knowledge and experience of God's power and love. 

A church transformed by Jesus is a family centered on the Gospel and invested in one another. 

Jesus changes everything, including our default assumptions about time, control, and our good intentions. 

In this passage, the Apostle John teaches us who Jesus is, what Jesus did, and how we can respond to Jesus. 

Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will exalt you. 

In this passage, James confronts us with two kinds of wisdom available to us - worldly wisdom vs. godly wisdom. 

Because our words have tremendous power, we can use them to burn down or to build up. 

Evidence of true faith is not in what you say or what you know (though both are crucial), it's in how you are changed. 

Jesus exposes and changes our natural instincts toward partiality, rationalization of our sin, and judgment of others. 

Guest Preacher, Rev, Brian Wood, delivers a message on loving Jesus more through the story of the sinful woman who anointed and kissed Jesus's feet.

Jesus changes our practice of religion: his Gospel sets us free from working to earn salvation and our delight becomes hearing God speak and doing what he says. 

Jesus changes our perspective on status, success, and stuff. 

The first message in a series on the letter of James, the brother of Jesus. Through James's greeting we see that an encounter with Jesus changes everything, including our identity. 

"If these (people) remained silent, the very stones would cry out." Another shouting stone is the one that sealed the tomb in which Jesus was laid. In its closing, it declared that Jesus was King in …