Plum Creek Christian Church

Everyone feels spiritually weak now and then. There’s not much we can do about that on our own, but there’s good news. When we acknowledge our weakness, the power of Jesus shows up. Over the next ten weeks, we’re going to build habits and rhythms that will open ourselves to the God who spiritually strengthens us. It's time to get strong.

Everyone feels spiritually weak now and then. There’s not much we can do about that on our own, but there’s good news. When we acknowledge our weakness, the power of Jesus shows up. Over the next ten weeks, we’re going to build habits and rhythms that will open ourselves to the God who spiritually strengthens us. It's time to get strong.

Everyone feels spiritually weak now and then. There’s not much we can do about that on our own, but there’s good news. When we acknowledge our weakness, the power of Jesus shows up. Over the next ten weeks, we’re going to build habits and rhythms that will open ourselves to the God who spiritually strengthens us. It's time to get strong.

Everyone feels spiritually weak now and then. There’s not much we can do about that on our own, but there’s good news. When we acknowledge our weakness, the power of Jesus shows up. Over the next ten weeks, we’re going to build habits and rhythms that will open ourselves to the God who spiritually strengthens us. It's time to get strong.

Feeling frustrated? Discouraged? Worried? You’re not alone. But what about joy? Is it even possible to go through our days with joy right now? In Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, he speaks of a joy that is indestructible. It's not choosing to live in denial when life gets hard. It’s not slapping a smile on your face when you don’t feel like it. This joy is something deeper, and it’s only available through Jesus. Join us at Plum Creek as we discover the source of true joy.

Feeling frustrated? Discouraged? Worried? You’re not alone. But what about joy? Is it even possible to go through our days with joy right now? In Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, he speaks of a joy that is indestructible. It's not choosing to live in denial when life gets hard. It’s not slapping a smile on your face when you don’t feel like it. This joy is something deeper, and it’s only available through Jesus. Join us at Plum Creek as we discover the source of true joy.

Feeling frustrated? Discouraged? Worried? You’re not alone. But what about joy? Is it even possible to go through our days with joy right now? In Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, he speaks of a joy that is indestructible. It's not choosing to live in denial when life gets hard. It’s not slapping a smile on your face when you don’t feel like it. This joy is something deeper, and it’s only available through Jesus. Join us at Plum Creek as we discover the source of true joy.

Feeling frustrated? Discouraged? Worried? You’re not alone. But what about joy? Is it even possible to go through our days with joy right now? In Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, he speaks of a joy that is indestructible. It's not choosing to live in denial when life gets hard. It’s not slapping a smile on your face when you don’t feel like it. This joy is something deeper, and it’s only available through Jesus. Join us at Plum Creek as we discover the source of true joy. Sunday mornings, in-person at 9 and 11am and streaming online at 11am.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

2020 has brought a huge disruption to our lives and our world. Like everything else, church has been very different for months. But what if this disruption is good for the church? What if this is a chance to get back to God’s original plan? The book of Acts has the blueprint. It’s time to be the church. It’s time to move forward.

Now, more than ever, we appreciate the concept of being “together.” After all, you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. Relationships are one of God’s greatest gifts, but they can also be complicated.We can so easily fall into the pattern of our divisive culture. We can find ourselves distracted from what’s really important. We can be very connected through technology and social media, but somehow feel isolated and alone. As we navigate these challenging times and look to the future, is it possible to have authentic relationships? Is it possible to relate to each other with genuine love? Absolutely.

Now, more than ever, we appreciate the concept of being “together.” After all, you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. Relationships are one of God’s greatest gifts, but they can also be complicated.We can so easily fall into the pattern of our divisive culture. We can find ourselves distracted from what’s really important. We can be very connected through technology and social media, but somehow feel isolated and alone. As we navigate these challenging times and look to the future, is it possible to have authentic relationships? Is it possible to relate to each other with genuine love? Absolutely.