The CreekCast

Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered why there are so many different methods of taking communion? Some churches take it every week (Like BCCC) and some churches might only take it 2-4 times a year. Also, what is the proper for communion? Can we make substitutions? In this episode of the CreekCast, Dan and Scott tackle those topics! Tune in and turn it up!Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailCan you celebrate Halloween and be a Christian? We get this question a lot this time of year so today we are going to address it!Join Dan and Scott as we talk about the idea of redemption for Christians. First and foremost it is extended to people, but as Christians, we are to go and reclaim what once was God's. If Halloween didn't involve people, then Christians wouldn't be involved and shouldn't be, but since people are involved, we are to "Go and make disciples". Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailMany will say that Christianity is simply about a relationship, but this can and often does, disregard our need for the church (whom Christ died for and loves.)Some will say that Christianity is a religion, but it's easy to get caught in the structure of religion which can produce legality as a means to intimacy with God.Is is possible to call Christianity a religion and a relationship? What are the connotations when it comes to being an individual in Christ and being part of a collective whole?Join Dan and Scott today as they explore these questions and more, on the CreekCast!Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailDoes the Transfiguration point to the fulfillment of Old Testament Law and Prophecy? Does it point forward to the second coming of Christ? Should it leave us in awe and wonder, leading us to life change? The answer to all of these is yes! Come and explore the Transfiguration of Christ with us today and learn why amazement is easy, but true awe, wonder and glory lead us into a different life.Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailThe word Baptism was created when the KJV writers decided not to translate the word. The Anglican church practiced sprinkling and that makes the word "baptizu" in the Greek problamatic, since it means "to immerse or dip into fluid". For 1200 years after Jesus, the standard mode of baptism was immersion and normally of believers. Other modes were around during that time, but the standard was immersion.Why did so many leave what the early church taught? Join Dan and Scott as we dive into the subject of Baptism and it's integral part in the plan of salvation. Make no mistake, baptism is a command that we must follow and how we perform it matters.Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailWhat happens to the "good ones"? You know, the people who are so good, but have never accepted Christ as their Savior? Do they have a chance of eternal life without Jesus? What about the faithful of other religions such as Hinduism or Buddhism? Join Dan and Scott for a discussion these topics today and find out why we can say with confidence that no amount of works, sincerity or "good living" can attain salvation. John 14:6 and Acts 4:12 prepare the way for us, but have your notebook handy, we mention a lot of scripture today.Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailJoin Dan and Scott today as they have a discussion about the importance of small groups. Everyone needs community and intimacy and that is hard to achieve in a large church. If you listen to the podcast and feel that you want to take part in hosting or facilitating a small group, please let Dan or Scott know. We need to grow smaller to accommodate more growth!Thanks for listening! Have a great week!Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailToday, Dan and Scott (who sounds like a frog because of a cold), discuss the difference between helping and enabling.It's easy to dismiss the needy, especially when they are acting in ways that need to end. But most often, it isn't adults who are the needy, it's children. While we understand that something like our upcoming "Back to School Bash" where we have over five hundred children pre-registered to receive backpacks and school supplies might help parents in saving them money, we know it will bless children. Children don't choose to be needy and to dismiss their need because of their parents is ignoring Christ's command to "love our neighbors as ourselves". That command doesn't come with qualifications, we may have forgotten that.If you want to check out the pdf link to Dan's outline for this podcast, you can find that by cliking the link below. Thanks for joining the conversation!https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kGIXsTPiY5-Ar9-Leu2YOuQ-lFBgd1R4/view?usp=drive_linkProduced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailJoin us for our discussion about the future of Broad Creek and in there, we talk about how to gauge future and prepare as best we can for it!Our goal is never numbers, it is discipleship. But we know if we follow Jesus' commands and obey them the best we can (Matthew 28:18-20), then things grow. May God be praised!If you have questions, please let us know! Love you!Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan MailJoin us today as we discuss different bible translations and where they come from. Which one is best for you?Ultimately, the best bible for you is the one you will read, but there are some to be wary of, we just want you to be informed!Below are a couple of links to articles about bible translations, we hope you'll take the time to pick through them and learn some more. If they links don't work, please copy and paste them into your browser.https://www.logos.com/grow/min-textual-criticism-of-the-bible/https://www.logos.com/grow/best-bible-translation/Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty