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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Here is the message from Creekstone's Grand Opening Sunday morning service today. A huge thanks to the many folks who volunteered in so many ways to make today possible. I am so grateful for our team! A special thanks to Brandon Zauche for serving as church photographer. His pictures of the service will be posted soon!
To listen to past messages, go to our website's audio player or iTunes.
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Here is today's message for those in the nursery, those in the children's room, or those providentially hindered from attending. This is the final message is our three-part series preparing us for Creekstone's "Grand Opening" morning service next Sunday, Aug. 22nd. The message may also be downloaded from the Creekstone website's media page media page or the Creekstone page on iTunes.
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For those of you who were serving in the Creekstone nursery or were providentially hindered from being at the High School this morning, here is today's message— the second in a three-week series on Creekstone's core commitments leading up to our Sunday morning "Grand Opening" (Creekstone 2.0) on Aug. 22.
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Tomorrow (Sunday) night's Creekstone message is going to be one of those "when the rubber hits the road" messages. Looking at Matthew 14:22-33, we are going to talk about what it means to live by faith rather than by fear. The reality is that we are faced with many reasons to fear. However, when we embrace the truth of the gospel and live in the context of God's sovereign, grace-filled agenda, we are able to let go of our fears, control, and despair, and live with the trust of a child who has a really strong Daddy. It is a faith that sets us free to walk through the valley of the shadow of death (or job loss, or failure, or embarrassment, or whatever)... without fear... because He is with us. This just might be a life-changing message. Hope to see you then— 6:00 p.m. at the Park and Rec Center in Dahlonega. Here is a map.
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This is the message from last night at Creekstone, "What is the Hardest Thing a Christian Will Ever Do?" (Philippians 2:12-18).
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