Cross Creek Presbyterian Church

Our God has thoroughly equipped our spirits and strengthened our hands against the enemy's tactics.

Every enemy, all afflictions, and any personal performance cannot compare to the surpassing worth of knowing the risen Christ.

Pastor Mock explores more Satanic strategies-devices- demonization and possession.

God's saints persevere through trials and praise God for and with one another.

Pastor Mock explores some of Satan's strategies and devices used against God's people.

God's godly governor hears the cries of his people, executes justice for the oppressed, and gives of himself for the good of God's people.

God's saints avoid the ways of the dark world by being joyful lights to the world.

Pastor Mock explains the kinds and characteristics of Satan and his demons.

With confidence in God at work in them and with godly fear, God's saints work out their salvation.

Pastor Mock explains the being and ministry of angels.

When we remember the LORD who remembers us, we are fortified in spirit and work to follow him against all opposition.

Because of Jesus Christ's humble consideration of our saving interests, we his saints humbly unite with Christlikeness and consideration of each other's interests.

Pastor Mock explains the love of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

For the glory of God the Father and for the worldwide recognition of Jesus Christ as Lord, God humbled and exalted his Son, our Savior.

RE Harry Ameredes explains the permanence of love.

Christ's disciples have a responsibility to keep in step with the Spirit of Truth.

The Son of God humbled himself to build a holy, heavenly city, and has graciously involved his Church in the process of building his Church.

To encourage his saints to live as Christians in the heavenly city, God has graciously granted signs that testify to the believers' salvation.

Pastor Mock explains and applies the -alls- of love.

Imitating Christ, Christ's servants care not only for themselves but also for the lives of their fellow saints.