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We’re a local church that wants to follow the way of Jesus in simple and practical ways. We love people wherever they are on their spiritual journey and believe that if Jesus was right about God, life, and the soul, then it only makes sense to rearrange our lives around what he says is true.


That way of life is then filtered through our values:


Live Like Jesus


Live Life Together

Live Irrationally Generous


Live Contributing

These hallmarks of a changed life provide the needed target our God-sized vision requires.


That’s why our vision of seeing changed lives, changing lives is so important to us—because when you choose to follow Jesus like this, it really does change everything.


Learn more at plumcreek.church

© 2026 Plum Creek Church: Podcast
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  • Are you too busy to pray, or too busy not to pray? /// Prayer: Part 1
    Apr 13 2026

    We're so glad you've chosen to listen to our online experience! Here at Plum Creek, we’re all about changed lives, changing lives; and what that simply means is that what Christ has done in us is not just for us, but it’s for us to share with others in our community and around the world.

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    If you're using this teaching for a Home Groups setting, we've included discussion prompts to help guide your conversation:


    1. In what ways might you be treating your relationship with God like a checklist instead of a genuine connection, and what would it look like to shift toward real communion?
    2. Think about your current season of busyness. How is it shaping your spiritual life, and is it pushing you toward God or quietly pulling you away?
    3. The teaching from Tomy challenged the idea of doing the bare minimum with God. Where in your life are you settling for just enough instead of pursuing deeper relationship?
    4. When life becomes chaotic or stressful, what is your natural response, and how might it change if prayer became your first reaction instead of a last resort?
    5. Consider the idea that prayer is about aligning your will with God’s rather than getting what you want. Where do you feel tension between your desires and what God may be asking of you?
    6. Look up Mark 1:35 and reflect on Jesus choosing solitude with the Father. What practical changes could help you build a similar rhythm into your daily life?

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    Wondering what Plum Creek Church is all about? Watch this video.

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    Links

    Home: https://www.plumcreek.church/

    Next Steps: https://www.plumcreek.church/next

    Ministries: https://www.plumcreek.church/ministries

    Give: https://www.plumcreek.church/give

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    38 m
  • What if the clearest proof of Jesus is a changed life? /// Encounter: Part 5
    Apr 5 2026

    We're so glad you've chosen to listen to our online experience! Here at Plum Creek, we’re all about changed lives, changing lives; and what that simply means is that what Christ has done in us is not just for us, but it’s for us to share with others in our community and around the world.

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    If you're using this teaching for a Home Groups setting, we've included discussion prompts to help guide your conversation:


    1. Picture yourself in the centurion’s place at the foot of the cross and talk through what would have stood out to you enough to shift your perspective about Jesus.

    2. As Doug pointed out, what are some ways people build up “armor” like the centurion did, and what does it actually look like for Jesus to break through that in real life?

    3. Reflect on the idea that Jesus did not die like a victim but surrendered with purpose and discuss how that changes the way you view both the cross and your own struggles.

    4. Look up Luke 23:34 or Luke 23:46 and talk about what Jesus’ words in that moment reveal about His heart and authority.

    5. If a changed life is still the clearest proof that Jesus is alive, share where you have seen that personally or where you are hoping to see it in your own story.

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    Wondering what Plum Creek Church is all about? Watch this video.

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    Links

    Home: https://www.plumcreek.church/

    Next Steps: https://www.plumcreek.church/next

    Ministries: https://www.plumcreek.church/ministries

    Give: https://www.plumcreek.church/give

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    35 m
  • The After Sermon /// Why do we still try to earn what Jesus already gave?
    Mar 31 2026

    Welcome to The After Sermon by Plum Creek Church.


    This bite-sized discussion is where we get to sit down with our communicators and ask a few follow up questions connected to the weekend message, unpack it on a deeper level, and explore how it all relates to our journey of following Jesus more fully.


    In this episode of The After Sermon, Eric sits down with Keith Norman to unpack a powerful and unique message from John 8. Keith reflects on why he chose to embody the story of the woman caught in adultery and what it revealed about both her experience and the posture of the Pharisees. The conversation explores the tension between religious performance and the unearned nature of grace, highlighting how easy it is to see ourselves as “better” than others while missing our own need for Jesus.


    Together, they discuss how Jesus doesn’t just forgive—he re-centers the overlooked, extending love that isn’t earned but freely given. Keith shares personal stories of wrestling with pride and self-righteousness, offering a candid look at how even well-intentioned faith can drift into performance. The episode closes with a practical and deeply personal invitation: to stop striving and instead learn to receive grace, allowing everything we do to flow from what Jesus has already done.


    This conversation is also available on our YouTube channel along with the full message that this discussion is based on.


    YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@plumcreekchurch


    You can learn more about Plum Creek Church by visiting our website as well.


    Website: https://plumcreek.church/


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