Together we are partners in raising generations. Not an easy task. From toddlers to teens our kids are trying to figure out who they are becoming, and our hope is to be ready with faithful encouragement and support them spiritually, physically, and emotionally. We need the replenishing news of the Gospel and the wisdom of our local church families to raise generations. This includes letting God inspire personal change as He raises us. The Time is Now to connect, to listen, and to grow relationally with our church, our community, and our kids. This is THE TIME IS NOW – RAISING GENERATIONS a podcast of Cherry Creek Presbyterian.
Occupational Therapist Cheryl Mock will lead you through emotional responses. How do we react and why? Geek out with us as we begin a series of 4 conversations with you!
David Knopp is the Technology and Technical Director at Cherry Creek, but that is not all! In this second half we continue to discuss the vibrancy of behind-the-scenes ministry. Join us!
David Knopp is the Technology and Technical Director at Cherry Creek, but that is not all! This week we discuss the vibrancy of behind-the-scenes ministry. Join us!
We all have anxiety! Are we finished or should we run? Amy and Alison, licensed professional counselor, discuss real-life situations of anxiety.
Michael Everson is your guest this week. Michael is a licensed counselor working at Southeast Christian Counseling Center. What is healthy about Anxiety? Should I have anxiety? Can I cope with this anxiety? Help! Need more resources? Yes you do! Contact Cherry Creek Pres. 303-779-9909 Contact Southeast Christian Counseling Center 720-842-5553
Lorna Tamsett, Director of Cherry Creek Pres. Preschool, concludes our Conversation about Deuteronomy 6:4-5. How do YOU love God with all your heart? Who YOU are at ANY moment, by the grace of God, is WORTHY to love the Lord with ALL your HEART. Listen and be encouraged.
Pastor Chris Piehl shares a wonderful conversation which centers around our call to love the Lord with our mind. Through Deuteronomy 6:4-5 Pastor Chris gives a wonderful view of the possibility and promise we uncover as we love God when we devote our mind to His call. Chris is the Pastor of Students and Family Ministries at Cherry Creek Pres. Pastor Chris blesses Cherry Creek with his devotion to and love for the Lord, constant study and inspiration from the Word, and every day he provides valuable insights and encouragement into the work and worship of Cherry Creek. Please connect with Amy Maxfield - Director of kids ministry or Pastor Chris Piehl at any time. Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church 303-779-9909
This week you will meet Gary Hein, Executive Pastor at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church. As an Executive Pastor, Gary shepherds people, finances, programs, and ALL the details of Cherry Creek. Throughout every moment he strives to give each person ample opportunity to know and show the love of Christ. Our conversation centers upon Deuteronomy chapter 6 verses 4 and 5. Gary will share what he has learned about the call to love the Lord our God with ALL our soul. Share this episode with those you know! Especially listen to his encouragement over teens. It would change a life!
In this episode of the Raising Generations Podcast, Johanna shares how she cultivates peace for herself and others, pursues a life of service alongside a deep connection to Christ, and how we might remember to connect with the students in our community.
Al Johnson shares about the work of Jesus locally and around the globe in the midst of the Pandemic.
Hear from Cheryl Rathke, our Kids Choir Director, the delights and benefits of making music of a part of your life in all different forms!
Join us at the coffee table for our series of conversations about books and Jesus. What is your favorite book? What is your favorite kids book? How do you make Jesus a part of your everyday? Conversation #4 is a chat with Carol Robinson our church librarian.
Join us at the coffee table for our series of conversations about books and Jesus. What is your favorite book? What is your favorite kids book? How do you make Jesus a part of your everyday? Conversation #3 is a chat with Amy Cox.
Hear, member and staff worker, Lynn Hutchinson share about what community has meant to her and her family.
Join us at the coffee table for our series of conversations about books and Jesus. What is your favorite book? What is your favorite kids book? How do you make Jesus a part of your everyday? Conversation #2 is a chat with Amanda Schieffer.
Life at Agape Christian Church: Past , Present and Future
Join us at the coffee table for our series of conversations about books and Jesus. What is your favorite book? What is your favorite kids book? How do you make Jesus a part of your everyday? Conversation #1 is a chat with Samantha Hall.
Hear the story of Echo Essick, CCPC's new Middle School Ministry Resident, and the journey God took her on to bring her to Cherry Creek Presbyterian.
Join us as Spiritual Director Nancy Buschart shares about how we can live yoked to Jesus. It's not about trying to harder...
The following recording is the second part of our FAMP 2018 recordings. For easier listening we have spliced in the Scripture audio. Pastor Chris Piehl speaks to our theme “Extraordinary,” confronting our leanings to place value and pressure on our kids and selves to do something extraordinary, be successful, and have a radical faith. But, what if the Kingdom of God advanced through ordinary people living ordinary lives?
The following recording is from 2018’s FAMP or family camp. Pastor Chris Piehl speaks to our theme “Extraordinary,” confronting our leanings to place value and pressure on our kids and selves to do something extraordinary, be successful, and have a radical faith. But, what if the Kingdom of God advanced through ordinary people living ordinary lives? For follow up questions and show notes visit Raising Generations webpage
Lea Wright shares her unique perspective on adoption and encourages that we all have a place in God's adoption work!
Jenny Cho, raised by missionary parents in South Korea, shares about South Korean Family Living in America.
Becky Shultz from FamiliesAlive! Ministry shares encouragement that you are able and called to "school." Whatever method your family has chosen - homeschooling, public school, private school - you are a part.
Elder Eric Olson speaks about his experience leading his family toward Christ. The ups, the downs, the things learned, and how grace defines it all.
The following recording is part four of a four part series from our FAMP – family camp hosted in 2017. Pastor Chris Piehl speaks to our them “All Aboard” confronting our cultural leanings to isolate, trying to do things all on our own.
The following recording is part three of a four part series from our FAMP – family camp hosted in 2017. Pastor Chris Piehl speaks to our them “All Aboard” confronting our cultural leanings to isolate, trying to do things all on our own.
The following recording is part two of a four part series from our FAMP – family camp hosted in 2017. Pastor Chris Piehl speaks to our theme “All Aboard” confronting our cultural leanings to isolate, trying to do things all on our own. To set up the talk, Pastor Chris has asked families to plot their family on a continuum line left side being isolated and alone and the right side being fully integrated and connected. Consider where your family is on this line between isolated and connected to a community as you listen Pastor Chris’s message. For Follow up Questions Visit: Raising Generations
The following recording is part one of a four part series from 2017’s FAMP or family camp. Pastor Chris Piehl speaks to our theme “All Aboard” confronting our cultural leanings to isolate, and become self-reliant islands disconnected from each other.
Nayla Festa shares tips on how teens can set up rhythms in their lives to remain healthy mentally, physically, and spiritually. Nayla is a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in trauma work, such as EMDR and DBT, with third culture adolescents and families. She holds a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary and loves volunteering for Cherry Creek Pres. Her clinical experience comes from her years of work at a child and family community mental health center. She also has years of experience from non-profit work for kids experiencing parental loss. Most importantly, Nayla loves God and loves others.
The following was recorded at our 2019 Parent Session. Pastor Chris shares with us how the culture is impacting us a church, as families, and as individuals. How has society snuck into the way we view the world, the way we set our values, priorities, and goals? And how can we filter this knowledge to intentionally make think about and make decisions that puts God at the center of all we do. This The Time Is Now: Raising Generations.
Barb Roberts has years of experience walking beside individuals and families – many who struggle with pain and loss and despair. She is the Director of Caring Ministry at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church. She and her husband, Ken live in the Denver area. She is the author of two books – “Helping Those Who Hurt: A Handbook for Caring and Crisis;” – and her latest book – “With Her Last Breath: A Tale of Suicide and the Hope of Heaven.” Resources Cherry Creek Pres. We are here for YOUR needs! 303-779-9909 National Suicide Hotline – 800-273-8255 Colorado Crisis Service – 844-493-8255 Colorado Abuse Reporting – 844-CO-4-KIDS co4kids.org
The following was recorded at our 2018 Parent Session. Pastor Chris shares with us about the gift and the struggles with our technology. How can we understand and help our kids to use these tools in healthy ways and maintain real connection with our friends and neighbors? This is The Time Is Now: Raising Generations.
an Interview with Emmanuel Engulu, Denver Seminar Alumni and Christian educator
Welcome to The Time Is Now: Raising Generations. Over the next several Fridays we will be releasing a bonus episode from Pastor Chris Piehl. The following was recorded at our 2017 Parent Session. Pastor Chris shares with us how to engage your kids, tweens, and teens in tough conversations: faith, sexuality, expectations, violence, depression, and more. Let’s talk about how to create safe, open, and age-appropriate space for conversations with our kids. This is The Time Is Now: Raising Generations.
Amy interviews counselor Sue Hein about coping and thriving during Covid-19 shut down season, with tips that apply to any stressful season of life.
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