Sunday Sermons With Copper Creek Church

Garden To Garden: Week 2 with Pastor Scott

Sunday, May 4, 2025 The great big story of the Bible begins and ends in a garden. And of course it does. Because gardens are where things grow. From the Garden of Eden to the New Creation - this Jesus story is all about growth! Join us as we dig into what it looks like to genuinely grow our faith! Soil conditions, nourishment, maybe a little pruning sometimes… It’s all a part of growing!

Garden To Garden: Week One with Pastor Scott and Chris Chism

Sunday, April 27, 2025 The great big story of the Bible begins and ends in a garden. And of course it does. Because gardens are where things grow. From the Garden of Eden to the New Creation - this Jesus story is all about growth! Join us as we dig into what it looks like to genuinely grow our faith! Soil conditions, nourishment, maybe a little pruning sometimes… It’s all a part of growing!

Easter Sunday: A Call for Hope with Pastor Scott

April 20th, 2025 If you missed Easter Sunday this message is one worth circling back to for a listen. It's a simple yet timely call for Hope. Pastor Scott said "I need a hope that reminds me that every breath is good and full of possibility"... We are resurrection people. We are hopeful people. And because HE is risen, that hope is renewed, reminding us that All is Not Lost.

The Hardest Part: Week 6 with Pastor Scott

Sunday, April 13, 2025 Life is a strange and tender mix: J.oy and sorry, love and loss, heartbreak and hope, all tangled together. We invite you to join us during the weeks leading up to Easter as we embrace Lent as it is: raw, honest, and tender. This Lenten season asks us to stop pretending we’re all good and acting like we’ve got it all together. Permission given to simply pause and sit with what’s fragile, unfinished, and difficult; and to let God meet you in the hardest parts of life.

The Hardest Part: Week 5 with Pastor Scott

Sunday, April 6th. 2025 Life is a strange and tender mix: J.oy and sorry, love and loss, heartbreak and hope, all tangled together. We invite you to join us during the weeks leading up to Easter as we embrace Lent as it is: raw, honest, and tender. This Lenten season asks us to stop pretending we’re all good and acting like we’ve got it all together. Permission given to simply pause and sit with what’s fragile, unfinished, and difficult; and to let God meet you in the hardest parts of life.