This Sunday is Easter Sunday. It’s one of our greatest opportunities to show Christ to our unbelieving neighbors and friends who decide to join us just for one day. I hope you’ll join me in praying for these folks we don’t typically see, and make an extra effort to welcome them the way Christ welcomes us. ...

One day, every responsibility we carry will be passed on to someone else, and that day will likely come sooner than we expect. Are we investing in a future that leaves us on the sidelines or in a support role while the next generation takes up the standard?...

If I were to say, “Indian Creek is a gospel-centered church,” most of you would agree. It sounds good, doesn’t it? But what does this actually mean? To really understand the concept, we need to understand the gospel in its genuine fullness....

Take some time to think about the story of how you came to Christ, and figure out how you would tell someone what Christ has done for you....

We recently had our annual Elders' Retreat, and we talked a lot about the future. We’re excited about taking the values and priorities that have served us for years and leaning into them with even greater energy. So what does our future look like?...

You’ve probably seen the announcements in various places around the church, digital or otherwise: DNOW is coming up this weekend! Depending on how old your kids are or your church background, that announcement may have caused one simple question to arise in your brain: What is it?...

If you think of Christian foster care and adoption efforts like a battle, some believers are on the front lines. These are the foster parents, Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs), and adopting families. If you want to learn more about supporting foster care or adoption, join us for the next BRAVE event, here at ICBC on March 23, 2026....

One of the most corrosive phrases in the English language is the two-word combo “Yeah, but…” I think it may be worse than its close cousins, “Actually…” and “Just sayin’.” “Yeah, but…” in casual conversation is annoying, but when we default to “Yeah, but…” in relation to spiritual truth it can create real damage....

This question makes a lot of new folks uncomfortable. They’ve shown interest in Indian Creek in spite of the fact that we’re a Baptist church, not because we’re a Baptist church. As best I can tell, the issues usually pertain more to personal encounters with members of Baptist churches down through the years rather than the actual theological commitments that make Ba...

We live in an odd time: young parents learn more from books, blogs, and Instagram reels than they do from the people who actually live life with them. It’s really kind of scary. But it doesn’t have to be that way....