Shoal Creek Community Church

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What we Are About

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Following Jesus

Having a fulfilling spiritual journey shouldn’t be complicated. No one needs a degree in theology to follow Jesus. We believe teaching people how to get their fingerprints on the Bible is simple and essential, and leads to a face-to-face relationship with God.

BUilding Relationships

Authentic community is critical for spiritual transformation and wholeness. We were not created to live isolated and alone. Building relationships with others and sharing what God is doing in our lives teaches us what it’s like to live in the kind of community for which we were designed.

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Multiplying Disciples

God doesn’t want us to keep his love to ourselves. Jesus’s last command should therefore be our first priority. We believe a follower of Jesus is someone that lives with the eternity of others in mind.

Our Current Sunday series

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It’s not about going to church. It’s about finding your life.

Going to church hasn’t been the answer for many of us. It seems that when we go, the message is above our heads and rarely stirs anything in our hearts. More often than not we leave with a laundry list of what we’re supposedly doing wrong instead of a clear vision of what we’re capable of doing right.

We believe Jesus didn’t want people to feel more burdened by trying to follow him.

In fact, he said explicitly the opposite. Jesus said that all who were weary could come to him and find an easy grace within following his ways. He said we could dump our religious burdens at his feet, and take up a whole different life all together. What does a discipled life really look like then? That’s what our current series, “The Journeys of the Discipled Life,” is all about.