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The Bio of Tolkien
posted on Jan 20, 2023Out of the Frying Pan, Into the FireIn the past few years, we have gone from one life-altering experience to another. We have been in a constant state of stress since the Pandemic. We have not only survived a pandemic that polarized the world, our...
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GCCC and Coronavirus
posted on Mar 13, 2020
Dear Creeker Family, Church at Granite Creek is on this Sunday! We are taking the "Social Distancingistancing" approach suggested by the California Department of Public Health. (see link below)https://www.cdph.ca.g...
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The Book of Jeremiah Series
posted on Feb 17, 2020Rebellion, Return, and, Restoration“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11As you read Jeremiah, be patient because the langua...
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Time to get married?
posted on Jan 23, 2020
I've been awarded a Couples' Choice Award! I am a Christian pastor and lead Granite Creek Church in Claremont. I also do pre-marital counseling and use the SYMBIS Assessment . If you would like to get to know me, we can mee...
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The Gospel is Tangible
posted on Jul 17, 2019I want you to have something tangible in your hands as we frame out the future of the church.Years ago I had this bright idea that if we just went digital we could save a lot of money, be more relevant and leverage social media for faster communic...
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Pastor Joshua's Easter Sunday Message from Granite Creek
posted on Apr 20, 2017The Bible is filled with journey upon journey. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture is full of people on the move and today we are continuing that journey with the book of Colossians. Colossians was written explicitly to defeat the heresy that ha...
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Four Ways to Grow in God's Favor
posted on Apr 19, 2017Last month I had the privilege to visit a campus ministry on the USC campus. I was completely blown away at 200 plus students who were crammed into a small room, shoulder to shoulder. Not only was it a tight fit, there was no A/C and the room felt...
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