Three Creeks Church

Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest. Many of us live as though we have to earn God's love through our performance or perfection, leaving us exhausted and anxious about our salvation. In this message from Hebrews 4, we explore how trusting in Jesus as our sympathetic High Priest allows us to finally stop trying to earn God’s love and enter into His perfect rest.

Do you trust in Jesus? Do you trust him as your Savior? Do you trust him as your Lord? Do you know the difference?

Our church planting resident, Jon McClelland, looks at Hebrews 2 and talks about the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus and the dangers that come when we don't.

In our first message in the book of Hebrews, our Lead Pastor Joel Trainer explains the context of the book, and dives into the comparisons made in Chapter 1 about Jesus and angels.

What are the major doctrinal beliefs we have to be united on? What are the peripheral issues that allow some difference of beliefs? How do we interact with people we disagree with? Important questions. Listen to find out more.