I am the recipient of extravagant grace, husband to an amazing wife, father to three very cool kids (14, 12 and 6), and church planter for the brand new Creekstone Church in Dahlonega, GA, a college town in the mountains 60 miles north of downtown Atlanta.
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New favorite quote:
"The secret of the gospel is that we actually do more when we hear less about all we need to do for God and hear more about all that God has already done for us.” ~ Kevin DeYoung
I enjoy hiking, writing, teaching, playing guitar, watching college football, reading, talking the gospel with friends, and my newest interests, mountain biking and camping.
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The Grade Exchange • 2 Cor. 5 (audio sermon from last Sunday)
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O Love That Will Not Let Me Go (Audio)
O Love That Will Not Let Me Go by Mckay Caston
This is the message from Creekstone last night, based on Romans 8:35-39. The gist is from Jerry Bridges, "God cannot love me more, and will not love me less." That is the message of the cross.
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It's Okay to Cry - Romans 8:15 (Audio Message)
It's Okay To Cry - Romans 8:15 by Mckay Caston
This message was given at Creekstone Sunday, February 7. The gist is that God is not outdone with our cries for help, but actually is delighted to enter into our weakness and need with his power and provision.
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Powerful Ministry for Powerless People
Powerful Ministry For Powerless People by Mckay Caston
I gave this message last night during a special Creekstone gathering at my house. It is the overflow of personal conviction in my own life concerning my lack of prayer and lack of living a Spirit-empowered life. I sense that this has been affecting, or soon adversely will affect, the ministry of the fledgling community we call Creekstone. So this message is a philosophical reboot of sorts for my own heart, calling us all back to the foundational, biblical model of ministry for powerless people found in Acts 1 and 2. It deals with the power we need, the means to experience that power, and the reason God provides that power.
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In My Place Condemned He Stood–Romans 8:1-3
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An Inconvenient Providence • Luke 2:1-7
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