Wolf Creek Community Church

09/06/2026

09/04/2026

Please join us on Sunday as we welcome Sean Folkerts back to WCCC. He will be taking us through 2 Corinthians 3:7-18.
The glory of the old covenant was temporary, but through Christ we receive something far greater—the lasting glory of the new covenant. In Christ, the veil is removed, allowing us to see God’s glory clearly and experience true freedom through His Spirit.
And as we turn our hearts toward the Lord, He transforms us more and more into His image, reflecting His glory in our lives.
Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.
Service begins at 10 am.

08/28/2026

This week we welcome Pastor Hilary Andermatt back to Wolf Creek. Service starts at 10 am.

08/21/2026

Join us this week as we begin our last week of our sermon series, A Psalm of Ascent, as we look at Psalm 133 alongside John 17:20–23.

Many groups strive for unity. Teams, organizations, and communities all recognize the strength that comes from being united. But Jesus gives His followers a greater purpose for unity. He prays that His people would be one, just as He and the Father are one. Psalm 133 reminds us of the beauty and blessing that come when God's people live together in unity.

Our unity is not simply about getting along or sharing a common goal. It is a witness to the world. Jesus prayed that we would be one "so that the world may believe" that the Father sent Him.

When the Church lives in Christ-centered unity, we point beyond ourselves to Jesus—the One God sent for us.

Service begins at 10am.

08/14/2026

This week we welcome Pastor Henry Steenbergen to Wolf Creek.
When life feels overwhelming and troubles surround us, where do we turn? Psalm 62 reminds us that God alone is our Rock, our fortress, and our source of true security. In the midst of chaos, we can be still and trust Him. Through Jesus, the Rock of our salvation, God offers us the rest, peace, strength, and stability our hearts long for. Our hope is found in Him. Service begins at 10am.

08/07/2026

Join us this week as Pastor Rick continues our A Psalm of Ascent series with a message from Psalm 131 entitled "On A Need To Know Basis."
We all want answers. When life doesn't make sense and the whole story remains hidden, it's easy to become anxious, frustrated, or even doubtful. Yet Deuteronomy 29:29 reminds us that while some things belong to God alone, He has revealed everything we need to know to trust and follow Him. Psalm 131 invites us to quiet our restless hearts and rest in the Lord with humble confidence. Through Jesus Christ, God has come near to us, calling us to walk by faith, find comfort in His presence, and trust Him even when we cannot see the whole picture. Service starts at 10am.