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Many 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

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Does 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

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The 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