Athey Creek: Audio Podcast

David gives himself and us a fantastic call to action in Psalm 27:8 when he responds to the Lord’s calling to seek His face. As we consider what this means, we learn one of the best ways to seek the Lord is though prayer which will strengthen our relationship with Him and change our hearts to conform to His will.

Many people have a cursory understanding of the oft quoted and beloved Psalm 23. Yet as we dig deeper into David’s beautiful words we see many characteristics of God encompassed within the picture of the shepherd and the love, protection and goodness He offers for His sheep.

Many people have a cursory understanding of the oft quoted and beloved Psalm 23. Yet as we dig deeper into David’s beautiful words we see many characteristics of God encompassed within the picture of the shepherd and the love, protection and goodness He offers for His sheep.

As David cries out to the Lord in Psalm 22 he probably doesn’t realized that in his anguish he is actually penning a powerful prophecy. As we study we see how David foreshadowed Jesus’ death and resurrection with perfect accuracy long before it came to pass.

As David cries out to the Lord in Psalm 22 he probably doesn’t realized that in his anguish he is actually penning a powerful prophecy. As we study we see how David foreshadowed Jesus’ death and resurrection with perfect accuracy long before it came to pass.

As he pens his final thoughts, Peter is adamant in his command that we remember “these things.” As guest pastor Kaipo Amina shares from 2 Peter 1:12-15 we learn what “these things” are, why they are important to remember and gain some practical tools on how to do so.

As he pens his final thoughts, Peter is adamant in his command that we remember “these things.” As guest pastor Kaipo Amina shares from 2 Peter 1:12-15 we learn what “these things” are, why they are important to remember and gain some practical tools on how to do so.

Jesus makes a troublesome statement in Matthew 7:21-23 about people who think they are going to Heaven, but they are actually missing the mark. However, as guest Pastor Nate Decoste explains, we have nothing to worry about as long as we know where to place our faith – in Jesus Christ who is our solid foundation.

Jesus makes a troublesome statement in Matthew 7:21-23 about people who think they are going to Heaven, but they are actually missing the mark. However, as guest Pastor Nate Decoste explains, we have nothing to worry about as long as we know where to place our faith – in Jesus Christ who is our solid foundation.

After inquiring of the prophet Jeremiah what God would have them to do and promising to follow whatever He said, the leaders of Israel are faced with a choice when the instructions finally come. As guest pastor Geoff Schmidt shares from Jeremiah 42 - 43:3 we see that what they said and what they did are two different things and that running from what they feared would instead lead them into peril.

After inquiring of the prophet Jeremiah what God would have them to do and promising to follow whatever He said, the leaders of Israel are faced with a choice when the instructions finally come. As guest pastor Geoff Schmidt shares from Jeremiah 42 - 43:3 we see that what they said and what they did are two different things and that running from what they feared would instead lead them into peril.

In Paul’s letter to the church at Corinth he writes in 2 Corinthians 10:1-4 that we are not fighting a physical battle. But just what are we fighting then? Guest Pastor David Frost shares about the spiritual battle we are engaged in and how we can utilize the weapons God has given to us to ensure we are victorious.

In Paul’s letter to the church at Corinth he writes in 2 Corinthians 10:1-4 that we are not fighting a physical battle. But just what are we fighting then? Guest Pastor David Frost shares about the spiritual battle we are engaged in and how we can utilize the weapons God has given to us to ensure we are victorious.

After leading a double-life while engaging in some foolish activities guest pastor Jason Bunse found himself facing a bleak future. As he parallels the crossroads he faced with Jonah 1:1-3, we see how God was working in him all along to bring him to a place to preach the gospel and serve as a beautiful example of God’s redemption, forgiveness and life-changing power.

After leading a double-life while engaging in some foolish activities guest pastor Jason Bunse found himself facing a bleak future. As he parallels the crossroads he faced with Jonah 1:1-3, we see how God was working in him all along to bring him to a place to preach the gospel and serve as a beautiful example of God’s redemption, forgiveness and life-changing power.