Podcasts about cottonwood creek

In this episode of God on the Move, Chase Durham shares his journey and experiences as the Student Pastor at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, Texas. After returning from South Korea, Chase spearheaded a movement to take the gospel to every kid at every school in Dallas, Texas. He discusses the formation of Harvest Times, a student-led initiative where students meet before school to pray and share Jesus with their peers. He also reflects on the shifting religiosity among youth in Dallas and the broader national changes impacting faith. Throughout his story, Chase highlights the importance of collaborative action, sharing God's word, and mobilizing the 99% of believers in the workplace and schools. Chase's testimony is a testament to the power of unity and dedication in fulfilling the Great Commission.  

An updated report on the murder trial of Frederick Mueller, who was charged with the 2008 murder of his wife, Dr. Leslie Mueller. She was killed while the two were out for a walk near their vacation home in Lake City, Colorado. According to what Frederick Mueller told police, while the Muellers were hiking, Mueller stopped to take a photo of his wife near the edge of a cliff. He said his wife lost her footing near the waterfall and plunged into a creek. Her body was swept away downstream. It appeared to be an accident, but investigators were skeptical and believed it was murder. This classic "48 Hours" episode last aired on 9/6/2014. Watch all-new episodes of “48 Hours” on Saturdays, and stream on demand on Paramount+.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

   Dave and Debbie are broadcasting live from Big Cottonwood Creek to discuss water safety around river safety. Mayor of Cottonwood Heights, Mike Weichers joins the show to discuss flooding concerns.

How do you speak your pastor's language? Will Chapman is the Online Pastor for Cottonwood Creek Church and he drops by the ChurchGear podcast to discuss  communication methods, advancing in your role and how to transition a church's production style over time. In this episode you'll hear: 1:00 The Church Tech Mecas in Texas 6:00 Will Chapman joins us! 16:45 How do you get into church production ministry? 21:00 How do you grow and advance in church production? 27:00 How do you communicate with your church pastor better? 36:30 How do you keep the production gear from being distracting? 43:30 Why is video over IP so important in church production now? 51:20 Disaster Story: No stage design for Christmas 58:00 Tech Takeaway on the Parable of the Talents 1:02:00 Church Tech Confessional  Plugs: Hangout with Will on Facebook and Instagram! Resources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.  Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early ServiceCome celebrate our new website with us with a never before seen 20% off discount store wide! Code: MEMORIALDAY24 If you've ever attempted to buy gear from us before, you probably experienced:Slow load timesInaccurate search bar results Frustrating check out speeds Those days are over. Check the site out here!

100+ trees removed at a popular SL county park and neighbors are showing concern. According to the Salt Lake Co. website they're planting new trees in that area just outside earthen dam embankment & along Cottonwood Creek.  Dave and Debbie speak with Liz Sollis, Associate Director of Community engagement for SLCO Parks and Rec and Kade Moncur, division director of Salt Lake County Flood Control to get an understanding of what is going on here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready to wade into some murky Dateline waters where the truth behind accident or murder is hidden in THE SECRET OF COTTONWOOD CREEK. Yet another husband thinks a cliff is a preferable way to end his marriage instead of a more traditional divorce. Or did he? Andrea Canning has her waders on and is guiding us through some not-so-technical dummy reenactments and braves the steep cliffside to interview a sheriff with a mustache and possible tunnel vision. But what Sparked all the controversy in this case? Find out with K & K in The Secret of Cottonwood Creek: Who's the Dummy Now?  Official Description from NBCU: During a weekend away, a longtime married couple go on an afternoon hike that ends in tragedy; a multitude of evidence makes the mystery hard to untangle. Andrea Canning reports.  This episode is dedicated to two very special Supercast Superstars, Karen B and Joanne P! No chance of a mistrial here! The jury is in and the verdict is you two are to be the BEST. Thank you for helping make our show possible! We appreciate our sponsors more than we can say! Show them some love and get some great deals at the same time! Want to prove that you love your cats as much as Katie loves hers? Feed them Smalls! Katie's cats RUN to the kitchen when it's dinner time now, thanks to Smalls. And if you know size beautiful Bruce, you know he doesn't usually run. So head to smalls.com/DATEDATELINE and use promo code DATEDATELINE at checkout for 50% off your first order PLUS free shipping! Summer is hot so keep your meal routine cool with Hello Fresh!!! Go to HelloFresh.com/dateline50  and and use code dateline50 for 50% off plus free shipping! Send us pictures of your delicious creations! We LOVE our Bombas socks, underwear, and shirts, and we love that Bombas donates items every time you buy one! Go to bombas.com/datedateline and use code datedateline for 20 percent off your first purchase! Bombafy your wardrobe today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This morning we celebrated a Mens Breakfast, where we ate good food, dove into some scripture, heard from our pastor, and talked about the great things happening here at Cottonwood Creek! Be sure to be here for our Quarterly Breakfast on Saturday, April 22nd, at 7 Am where we will be joined by former NFL wide receiver, Jesse Holley, as he shares with us his testimony .

It's rough trail for Blissful as she works her way towards Roosevelt Lake mostly on rocky road, far harder going down than up. In this episode:From a camp above Walnut Spring in the Superstition Mountains, it's slippery and steep 1,000 feet straight down and 1,000 feet straight back up. The views are towards ancient seabeds, lifted up as mesas, the trail covered with lupine and prickly-pear cactus.Then the trail crosses a dry wash over and over, Cottonwood Creek disappearing underground, then reappearing just in time for to drink as she gets thirsty. No more trail after that, as Blissful follows a rocky road so angled, it would make a roller coaster blush. But that gets her to the highway and finally, Roosevelt Lake Marina, her resupply package waiting for her, and a small square of astroturf for the alicoop. MUSIC: Poema del Pastor Coya by Angel Lasala as played by Alison Young, flute and Vicki Seldon, pianoSupport the show

Today, Sarah & TJ chat with Rosa V, owner of the gorgeous Reserve at Cottonwood Creek venue. Sitting on around 9 acres, they tour the grounds, venues, and vineyard and get the scoop on all the great events hosted and to be hosted! SARAH, TJ, & ROSA CHAT ABOUT What is the Reserve at Cottonwood Creek? What different of buildings and amenities do you have? What interested you in opening an event venue? What services do you offer? What are your plans for the grapes & vineyard? RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: https://www.cottonwoodcreekbcs.com/ CONNECT WITH US Website Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Spotify Apple Podcast Youtube

Confident under pressure, innovative, and able to switch gears on a dime. Three qualities thatallowed Dave Evans to excel as an Emmy award-winning television producer with MarkCuban & the Mavericks for over a decade.  In this episode, Dave shares revealing insights of his roller coaster behind-the-scenesexperiences. We talked about how he has maintained his ‘cool' as a television producer,meeting challenges like producing one of the Maverick's games in 3D – something neverdone before! Tune in to hear what it took to manage the hair-raising last-minute workarounds to make that event seem flawless. 12:30CT June 27th on Doing it Right!To receive Valerie's Voice free monthly Leadership Tips and to learn more about her leadership programs and coaching, Visit her website: https://valerieandcompany.com/Listen and watch Doing it Right the Stories that Make Us: https://bit.ly/2E483HxSubscribe, rate, and write a review on Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/2SHDDmoSubscribe on Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/2I8i6znLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valeriesokolosky/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ValerieAndCompany/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_valeriesokolosky_/

This is Cottonwood Creek's weekly Saturday Worship Service led by Beau Landers, Teaching Pastor. This week join us for the first week of Summer in the Psalms, where we learn that God doesn't hide from us.

MARICOPA COUNTY The Lost Lord Duppa Mine is reported to be nearby Wickenburg. is said to be located in Bronco Canyon, around 25 miles due northwest of Fort McDowell. The Lost Squaw Hollow Mine is supposedly some 40 miles due northeast of the state capital of Phoenix, located within Squaw Hollow. MOHAVE COUNTY The Lost Nugget Mine is reported to be nearby from Wikieup. PIMA COUNTY The Lost Cerro Colorado Mine can supposedly be found on the southern slope of the Cerro Chiquitas, due northeast of the town of Arivaca. The Lost Orphan Mine is reported to be in the Cabeza Prieta mountain range, close to Tule Tank. The Lost Papago Gold Mine is said to be within 5 miles of the town of Ajo. The Lost Spoon Gold Mine Located between arivaca and Tucson right in the mountains The Lost Waggoner's Mine is said to lie in the Superstition Mountains, somewhere between Weaver's Point and Miner's Needle, on the southern slope of La Barge Canyon. PINAL COUNTY The Lost Coyotero Mine is reported to be located on the Mogollon RIm, close to the Toto Basin's north end. SAN CARLOS COUNTY The Lost Soldier's Mine is said to be located between the East Boulder Canyon and the Needle Canyon. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY The Lost Doc Throne's Mine is said to be somewhere up in the White Mountains. The Lost Don Miguel Peralta Mine is reported to be in the Superstition Mountains, close to the LaBarge Creek in LaBarge Canyon. The Lost La Purisima Concepcion Mine is supposedly near Cerro Ruido in the El Pajarito Mountains, approximately 15 miles to the southwest of the Tumacacori Mission. The Lost Major Peoples' Mine is said to be located close to the Hassayampa River, somewhere in the hills to the southeast of Congress Junction. YAVAPAI COUNTY The Lost Geronimo Gold Mine is reported to be located near the Verde River, within Sycamore Canyon and in between Parkinsville and Jerome. The Lost Organ Grinder Mine is reportedly in Peoples' Canyon, on Cottonwood Creek to the west of the town of Prescott. The Lost Apache Gold Mine is said to be between Parkinsville and Jerome, within the Sycamore Canyon. The Lost Nigger Ben's Mine is supposedly located at the foot of Antelope Peak, to the east of Congress Junction. The Lost Squaw Hollow Mine is close to Camp Creek. YUMA COUNTY The Lost Bicuner Gold is apparently located in the Laguna Mountains, close to Squaw Creek. The Lost Belle McKeever Mine is close to the Granite Mountains' westernmost end. The Lost Trigos Silver Mine is said to be in the Trigos Mountains, around the foot of Clip Mountain. The Lost Castle Dome Mine is reportedly between the old King Arizona Mine and the town of Ehrenberg, on the Colorado River. The Lost John Nummel's Mine is said to be between Norton's Landing and Yuma Wash, also on the Colorado RIver. The Lost Squaw Mine is said to be between the cities of Yuma and Phoenix. The Lost Rancho De La Yumas Mine is reportedly 40 miles to the north of Yuma City, on the Colorado River's east bank. The Lost Six-Shooter Mine can supposedly be found around 15 miles to the northeast of the town of Parker, between the ghost town of Planet and the town of Quartzite, on the Bill Williams River. The Lost Sopori Mine is said to be in the Cerro Colorado Mountains, close to the foothills of Black Princess Peak. The Lost Lead Mine is close to the Harquahala mountain range's northernmost extremity. All over the state, there are also old abandoned lead, silver, and gold mines whose locations are known for certain. What follows is a list of these mines and their locations, arranged by county. COCHISE COUNTY The Dos Cabezas Mine is around 18 miles to the southeast of Willcox, in the Cabezas Mountains. The Gleeson Mine is around 20 miles due east of Tucson. The Golden Rule Mine is due east of Dragon Pass. The Hill-Top Mine is in the Chiricahua Mountains, to th --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/treasure-revealed/support

This is Cottonwood Creek's weekly Saturday Worship Service led by Beau Landers, Teaching Pastor. This week join us for week 7 of Let's Go! Where we learn that no price is too much when serving Jesus.

This is Cottonwood Creek's weekly Saturday Worship Service led by Beau Landers, Teaching Pastor. This week join us for week 6 of Let's Go! where we learn what it means to be confident in our faith.

This is Cottonwood Creek's weekly Saturday Worship Service led by Beau Landers, Teaching Pastor. This week join us for week 5 of Let's Go! where we learn to be bold in out faith.

Cottonwood Creek's weekly, 5:00 p.m. Worship Service led this week by Justin Hillhouse, Discipleship and Teaching Pastor. Tonight's time focuses on why We See Jesus as Not Only a Savior but Also the One That Is Enough to Get Us Through Anything…

This is Cottonwood Creek's weekly Saturday Worship Service led by Beau Landers, Teaching Pastor. This week join us for week three of Let's Go! where we learn seven characteristics to a christ-centered church.

Kenny Duran from Cottonwood Creek joins Game Time to preview the #Masters, the impact of having Tiger Woods in the field, players other than Tiger to keep an eye on, not having Phil Mickelson in the tournament & more.

Dave Butts makes connection with Tim and Russ from the Guatemalan border to share his adventure so far. Fishbytes features Little Cottonwood Creek See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the northern Crazy Mountains, the long hike up Loco Mountain serves up stunning views of the Crazy, Bridger, and Absaroka ranges.From the trailhead outside of Wilsall, you’ll cross back and forth over the Middle Fork of Cottonwood Creek and climb gently to a broad, grassy ridge. The trail follows the ridge, which is mostly flat, to the wide summit of Loco Mountain, but you’ll have to remember to watch where you’re going: it’s easy to be distracted by the stunning panoramic views of the surrounding ranges, plains, and valleys. Photo by Sally Kelsey

Listen as Nathan Quillan, Cottonwood Creek's Sports and Recreation Minister, kicks off the Christmas Season for Men’s Bible Study. Today, we look at the idea of "Manly Lessons from Saint Nicholas". Nathan talks about following a great example for the folklore of the bishop of Myra on being a man of service, standing boldly for truth, and being "all in" for the cause of Christ in every circumstance. Join us at 6 a.m. every Tuesday at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX.

Listen as Dave Marsh, Cottonwood Creek's Children's Pastor, continues in a series entitled, Failing Forward: Growing From Your Failures. Today, we look at the idea of the hallmarks of humility and that no servant is greater than his master. Dave also talks about the dangers of pride, fear, and trusting yourself. Join us at 6 a.m. every Tuesday at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX.

Listen as Chase Durham, Cottonwood Creek's Student Pastor, continues in a series entitled, Failing Forward: Growing From Your Failures. Today, we look at the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20. Chase also talks about as men we should follow Jesus, be transformed by Jesus, and be a fisher of men for our families, work, and the church. Join us at 6 a.m. every Tuesday at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX.

Listen as Sloan Stephenson, Cottonwood Creek's Home Groups Minister, continues in a series entitled, Failing Forward: Growing From Your Failures. Today we look at the life of Joseph in Hebrews 12:1-3 and the idea that what might look like failure to the World is not always a failure in the eyes of God. Listen as Sloan explains that despite Joseph's obedience, integrity and service, he still appeared to be in a season of failure when actually God was with Joseph working things our for the good. Join us at 6 a.m. every Tuesday at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX.

Listen as Pastor Justin Hillhouse, Cottonwood Creek's Missions Pastor, continues in a series entitled, Failing Forward: Growing From Your Failures. Today we look at the 5 Excuses We Use to Not Follow God. These excuses are: The Excuse Of Significance, The Excuse Of Authority, The Excuse Of Credibility, The Excuse Of I Am Not Talented Enough, The Excuse Of “I Just Don’t Want To Do It”. Listen as Dr. Hillhouse answers these 5 excuses and dives deeper into Exodus 3 and 4. Join us at 6 a.m. every Tuesday at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX.

In this Dateline classic, Fred and Leslie Mueller are weeks away from celebrating their 27th wedding anniversary when a photo-op during a hike goes horribly wrong. Andrea Canning reports. Originally aired on NBC on May 30, 2014.

In this rather dark episode, Caitlin talks about her two stalker experiences and how they inspired her story that got published in Welcome to Cottonwood Creek.

Episode 42 of Down By The Creek with Bridgette Hammers, Joseph Durham, & Micah Chapman. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek and Introduce a new intern Abby George!

Episode 41 of Down By The Creek with Bridgette Hammers and Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek and Introduce a new intern Micah Chapman!

Episode 40 of Down By The Creek with Bridgette Hammers and Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek, and the new tech that Worship & Arts has recently installed.

Episode 39 of Down By The Creek with Bridgette Hammers and Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek, and coming back from Covid-19.

Welcome to the CSM Unfiltered Podcast from the Student Ministry at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, Texas. Today we interviewed our Senior Pastor, John Mark Caton and celebrated his 25 years as the pastor of Cottonwood Creek.

Episode 38 of Down By The Creek with Bridgette Hammers and Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek, and Worship & Arts ministry through zoom!

Episode 37 of Down By The Creek with Joseph Durham. Listen as he talks about events around Cottonwood Creek, and what God has planned for our lives.

Episode 36 of Down By The Creek with Bridgette Hammers & Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek, and the Worship & Arts ministry.

Episode 35 of Down By The Creek, with Bridgette Hammers & Joseph Durham. Watch as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek and Creek Worship, all while social distancing!

Episode 34 of Down By The Creek, with Bridgette Hammers & Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about the events around Cottonwood Creek and Creek Worship.

Episode 33 of Down By The Creek, with Joseph Durham & Elizabeth Mahusay; The Woman's Minister at Cottonwood Creek Church. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek, and "2020 Vision" Woman's Conference.

Episode 32 of Down By The Creek, with Bridgette Hammers & Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about events around Cottonwood Creek, including a special guest from the Care Ministry!

Episode 31 of Down by the Creek, with Bridgette Hammers & Joseph Durham. Listen as they talk about what's going on in around Cottonwood Creek, and Creek Worship as well as dealing with technical difficulties.

Stormwater Enterprise completing Project along Cottonwood Creek; Updates on the Woodmen Road and Proby Parkway projects; see why national magazines rank Colorado Springs number one for outdoor recreation; new roundabout makes trail junction safer.

Federal funding to make bus service more accessible for disabled people, SWENT work on Cottonwood Creek, family honors matriarch through Adopt-A-Waterwayy program, second annual Green Fair, CSPD to employ technology to help make intersections safer.

Stormwater project on Cottonwood Creek, 2008 Budget update, Bikes Belong REI Grant, Fireworks Safety, Traffic Camera upgrade on Springsgov.com, Peak Radar promo