Bachelor Creek Church of Christ

In the story of Exodus, we meet a God who doesn't just set people free—He draws near to dwell with them. Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next step, this message reminds us that God sees, hears, rescues, and forms us to live with Him at the center. Freedom isn't the end of the story—it's the beginning of life with God.

Before sin, shame, or struggle, there was goodness—and grace. In this opening message of The Story So Far, we explore how the beginning of God's story is also the beginning of ours—a story marked by purpose, brokenness, and a calling to trust the Creator who's not finished with us yet.

As we wrap up our Weeds in My Garden series, we're reminded through Philippians 1:6 that even when life feels messy and unfinished, God is still tending the soil of our hearts. This isn't the end; your weeds don't disqualify you, because the Gardener never gives up. If you're feeling tired, stuck, or uncertain, this message is for you.

In a world where so many kids feel invisible, this message from our Weeds in My Garden series calls us to see and love the next generation the way God does. Drawing from the painful family story in Genesis 27, we'll explore how presence, affirmation, and intentional care can shape a child's identity and emotional health. If you're a parent, mentor, teacher—or just someone who cares—this is your invitation to lean in and make a difference.

Burnout isn't just feeling tired; it's when your soul feels like it can't go on. In this message, we look at the prophet Elijah's breaking point and discover what God's response reveals about His heart for us in seasons of exhaustion and emotional depletion. If you're running on empty, this is an invitation to rest, recover, and reconnect with the God who restores.

This week in our Weeds in My Garden series, we explore what the Bible says about self-harm and suicide. Using Psalm 42, we tackle tough questions, confront common misconceptions, and offer practical steps for finding hope in the darkest seasons. If you or someone you love is struggling, this message brings clarity, truth, and help.

In a world consumed by worry, how can we find peace that lasts? In this message from our Weeds in My Garden series, we explore Jesus' words in Matthew 6 and uncover the antidote to anxiety, not through control, but through trust in God's goodness and care. Discover how seeking God first can lead to a life anchored in peace, not panic.

Anxiety often feels like an unavoidable part of life—but what if much of it is fueled by false threats and unrealistic expectations? This week, pastor and author Steve Cuss explore the difference between real and chronic anxiety, uncover the “false needs” that drive our fear, and learn how relaxing into God's presence can free us from carrying a load we were never meant to bear. Let's find peace by trusting the God who is already in the room.

Let's Be Honest kicks off our brand-new series Weeds in My Garden—a raw and hope-filled look at mental health through the lens of Scripture. In this message, we tackle the misconceptions many Christians have about anxiety, depression, and emotional struggle—and reminds us that God's desire is to make us whole: body, soul, and spirit. No matter what you're facing, there is hope, and there is help.

Even when we fail, God isn't finished with us. In this powerful Easter message from John 21, we see how the risen Jesus meets Peter—right in the middle of his greatest failure—and offers him grace, restoration, and a fresh start. No matter your past, this message reminds us that because of the resurrection, there is real hope for everyone.

When the world pressures us to compromise, how do we stay faithful? In this message from Jeremiah 35 and 38, we explore what it looks like to live with conviction in a culture of convenience—and why direction matters more than distance when it comes to following Christ.

What do you do when life doesn't turn out the way you expected? In Lessons from the Potter, we explore Jeremiah's struggle between hope and reality and how God shapes us through life's disappointments. Just like clay in the hands of the potter, we must trust the process—even when it's messy—because God is forming us into something greater than we could imagine.

What do you do when life doesn't turn out the way you expected? In Lessons from the Potter, we explore Jeremiah's struggle between hope and reality and how God shapes us through life's disappointments. Just like clay in the hands of the potter, we must trust the process—even when it's messy—because God is forming us into something greater than we could imagine.

Jeremiah's indictments of God's people are no more popular today than they were in the ears of their original hearers. But if we are to receive the whole counsel of God as authoritative and relevant in our modern age, then we must approach prophetic oracles of judgement with humility and honesty. And if we do that, we just might discover the most surprising reality at the bottom of the abyss that is our hopeless, sin-stained state: grace.

Ever feel like you're not enough for what God is calling you to do? You're not alone—and that's okay. In this message from The Quest for Life's Best, we'll see through the story of Jeremiah how God doesn't recruit the ready—He readies those who respond. Your availability matters more than your ability!

Life feels exhausting, and the cultural chaos only makes it harder. In this message from Jeremiah 12:5-6, we'll discover how God calls us to persevere, not by quitting or fighting, but by learning to 'run with horses'—developing the courageous faith we need to thrive in difficult times.

Nothing can separate us from God's love… but do we truly believe that? As we conclude our Romans 8 series, we'll confront the lies that keep us feeling distant from God and discover the freedom and wholeness found in His unbreakable love. Whatever your “something” is, God's “nothing” is greater.

Romans 8 leads us to an understanding that we do not have to face life alone. God is for us and wants to do life with us! We are not alone!

No matter what you're facing—joy or sorrow, triumph or trial—God is at work. In this message from Romans 8:28–30, we'll discover how God is weaving every moment of our lives into something good, even when it doesn't seem that way. Join us as we find hope in His promises and learn to trust that, if it's not good yet, He's not done yet!

If you've scrolled your newsfeed lately, it doesn't take long before you start to feel like things are off. Innocent people are hurting. Natural disasters are destroying lives. Anxiety and depression are running rampant. People we love are hurting. We are hurting. But as people of faith, how should we respond to the suffering we experience all around us? In Romans 8, Paul encourages us to enter the pain with a hope that groans.

As children of God, we are not slaves to fear but heirs to His kingdom. In this message from Romans 8:5-17, we explore how being led by the Spirit shapes our identity, transforms our lives, and gives us direct access to our heavenly Father. Understanding who we are in Christ changes everything—our worship, our relationships, and the way we navigate life.

No matter what your past looks like, Romans 8 declares a powerful truth: if you are in Christ, there is no condemnation—only freedom and grace. In this message, we'll dive into the life-changing reality of God's love, breaking free from guilt and shame to live fully in His Spirit. Join us as we begin a six-week journey through one of the most transformative chapters in the Bible!

God's game plan for life includes something many overlook: laughter. In this message from our Game Plan series, we explore Proverbs 15, discovering how joy and laughter are not only gifts from God but also essential for our spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being. Join us as we learn how a cheerful heart lightens our load, strengthens our witness, and reflects the joy of Christ to a watching world!

Are you running through life at breakneck speed, too busy to truly live? In this week's sermon, Time Out from our Game Plan series, we'll dive into Jeremiah 2:25–32 to explore the dangers of a hurried life and the freedom God offers when we slow down and align with His pace. Discover how letting go of busyness can lead to breakthrough and thriving in His purpose.

Are you ready to take your faith to the next level? In this message from our "Game Plan" series, we'll explore three essential principles to grow in spiritual maturity, pursue righteousness, and live a life that makes a lasting impact. Discover how to build a chain of consistent choices that reflect Christ's character and move closer to the ultimate prize.

Discover what it takes to build a thriving church and a fulfilling personal life by adopting the right mindset and systems. Drawing from Ephesians 4:11–16, this message explores how teamwork, equipping others, and focusing on Christ's mission can lead to spiritual growth and multiplication. Join us as we learn to think, live, and serve like a winning team!

Join us as we close out celebration 2024 and all God has done! Do you celebrate well?

We wrap up looking at the gift of peace. We learn that peace is not a pace or a place but is found only in Jesus!

Discover the life-changing joy Jesus offers in this powerful message from our Christmas series, Tis the Season. Based on John 15:10-11, we explore how true joy is not an emotion or dependent on circumstances but an experience rooted in Christ. Learn how embracing His joy can transform your life and overflow into the world around you.

Discover the true meaning of Christmas through the lens of John 3:16—the greatest gift of all. In this heartfelt message, we'll explore how God's love gives freely and unconditionally, challenging us to reflect that same love in our own lives. Join us as we uncover how embracing God's love can make this the most meaningful Christmas ever.

This morning we kick off the Christmas season as we look at the gift of Hope. We see from the story of Ruth and Naomi how even in the midst of loss and hardship, hope is still rings louder than the pain.

We live in a world where our thanksgiving and gratitude are often tied to the circumstances of life. In this week's message, we will explore the root of gratitude and how its foundation is found in the grace of Jesus and not in the circumstances of our lives!

How can giving transform our lives? In this week's message, The Generous Life, we explore Proverbs 11:24-25, discovering the “surprising math” of generosity. Join us as we dive into God's countercultural wisdom on how open-handed living brings true joy, lasting impact, and blessings beyond measure.

In The Battle for Your Heart, based on Matthew 6:21, we dive into what it means for God to truly have first place in our lives. Jesus teaches that our hearts follow our treasures, revealing the spiritual impact of where we invest. This message challenges us to examine if God genuinely holds our hearts and invites us to realign our finances with faith, putting Him first in every area of life.

Matthew 6:24 leads us on a journey of discovering true freedom in trusting God over money. This message unpacks the meaning of “mammon,” challenging us to confront the subtle ways financial security can become a rival to our faith and offers practical, life-changing insights for breaking free from the hold of materialism through generosity and reliance on God.

In this week's message, All Things New, we explore Revelation 21:1–6 and the promise of a new heaven and a new earth. Through this powerful passage, we'll discover how Jesus transforms not only our world but also our hearts, bringing hope beyond the brokenness we experience. Join us as we unpack the bold promise that Jesus is making all things new.

In this message, we explore the breathtaking vision of heaven from Revelation 21:10-23 and the joy that comes from anticipating our true home. Through vivid descriptions of the New Jerusalem, we're invited to reflect on the glory of God's presence and the promise that our citizenship is not of this world but in heaven. Join us as we discover how fixing our eyes on eternity reshapes the way we live here on Earth.

In this message, we explore the breathtaking vision of heaven from Revelation 21:10-23 and the joy that comes from anticipating our true home. Through vivid descriptions of the New Jerusalem, we're invited to reflect on the glory of God's presence and the promise that our citizenship is not of this world but in heaven. Join us as we discover how fixing our eyes on eternity reshapes the way we live here on Earth.

Have you ever felt torn between loving life on Earth and longing for more? Join us as we explore Jesus' words in John 14 and discover the truth about heaven. In this message, we'll unpack the hope we have in our heavenly home, where Jesus has prepared a place for us that's far greater than anything we can imagine on Earth.

We wrap up our series on Psalm 23 by looking at verses at 5& 6. Here we see a shift in which God is seen now not as a shepherd but as a host. We find that God is a gracious host who has a great desire to bless His people.

Join us for The Shepherd's Protection, where we explore Psalm 23:4 and the comforting truth that Jesus, our Good Shepherd, doesn't eliminate life's valleys but empowers us to walk through them. Discover how He protects us—not from all pain, but from the power fear can have over us, offering His presence and guidance even in the darkest moments.

We all need guidance, especially when life leads us into places of exhaustion and uncertainty. In this message, we explore Psalm 23:2-3, discovering how Jesus, our Good Shepherd, leads us to true rest and restoration. Join us as we learn how surrendering to His leadership allows us to experience peace and healing in the midst of life's busyness.

God is our ultimate great Shepherd. He is a shepherd that we can trust and find true contentment in!

This week we kick off a new series looking at Psalm 23. We will start to see that God is our ultimate great Shepherd. He is a shepherd that we can trust and find true contentment in!

In the final message of our "We Are the Church" series, we tackle the fear of sharing our faith and challenge the consumerist mindset that views church as just an event. Drawing from Romans 10:14-15, this message will inspire you to embrace your calling as a sent person, to live out the gospel in your everyday life, and to boldly proclaim the good news of Jesus as our saving King.

In the final message of our "We Are the Church" series, we tackle the fear of sharing our faith and challenge the consumerist mindset that views church as just an event. Drawing from Romans 10:14-15, this message will inspire you to embrace your calling as a sent person, to live out the gospel in your everyday life, and to boldly proclaim the good news of Jesus as our saving King.

In a world where gathering together is increasingly de-prioritized, Hebrews 10:19-25 reminds us of the critical importance of coming together as the church. This week, we explore how we can confidently draw near to God, hold fast to our hope, and encourage one another toward love and good deeds as a family united in faith. Don't miss this powerful message on the significance of belonging and the strength we find in community.

In a world where gathering together is increasingly de-prioritized, Hebrews 10:19-25 reminds us of the critical importance of coming together as the church. This week, we explore how we can confidently draw near to God, hold fast to our hope, and encourage one another toward love and good deeds as a family united in faith. Don't miss this powerful message on the significance of belonging and the strength we find in community.

In a culture that often views church as something to attend and consume, 1 Corinthians 12:12–26 challenges us to rethink what it means to be part of the body of Christ. This sermon explores how we are not mere spectators but active contributors, supernaturally connected and vitally needed within the church. Discover how embracing our role in the body of Christ leads to a flourishing, unified community that transcends our differences and mirrors the love of Christ.

In a culture that often views church as something to attend and consume, 1 Corinthians 12:12–26 challenges us to rethink what it means to be part of the body of Christ. This sermon explores how we are not mere spectators but active contributors, supernaturally connected and vitally needed within the church. Discover how embracing our role in the body of Christ leads to a flourishing, unified community that transcends our differences and mirrors the love of Christ.

Fear can keep us from stepping into God's calling, but what if the very thing we're afraid of is exactly where He wants us to be? Join us as we explore the story of Peter in Luke 5 and discover how stepping out in obedience and faith can lead to a life of purpose and significance beyond our imagination.