06/07/2026
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The service at Big Creek Cowboy Church on Sunday, June 7th, 2026, was a significant day for the congregation, marked by a leadership promotion and a moving sermon on the depth of Christian commitment.
Service Highlights & Announcements
Here is a summary of the Big Creek Cowboy Church service from Sunday, June 7th, 2026:
Key Service Events & Announcements
Communion: The service opened with a time of communion and a reading from Luke 22:7-20.
Birthdays: Several church members were recognized for upcoming birthdays, including Terry Thigpin, Mercedes, Julie, and 13-year-old Dawson.
Upcoming Events: Announcements included a ladies' day trip to Galveston on Monday to visit the Bishop's Palace and walk the Strand, a church work day the following Saturday, Father's Day on June 21st, and a potluck lunch immediately after the service.
Prayer Requests: Prayers were requested for Nancy and Teddy following a minor accident, as well as Teddy's ongoing health struggles.
Church Leadership Promotion
Pastor Charlie shared a major church milestone, noting how much the church has grown over his 15 years as pastor. He brought up Senior Elder Terry and Deacon Rick to announce a "godly promotion." Praising Rick for his undivided attention, care, and proactive ideas for the church, Pastor Charlie officially introduced Brother Rick as the church's newest Elder.
Sermon: "Adequate Christians"
Pastor Charlie delivered a message focused on Galatians 2:20, challenging the congregation to examine what it means to be "adequate".
Defining "Adequate": He described an adequate Christian as someone who is "just getting by"—doing just enough to go through the motions, sit in a pew, and be seen, without truly being on fire for God.
A Testimony of Faith: To illustrate moving beyond adequacy, Pastor Charlie shared the history of the church property from 15 years ago. He described walking into a dilapidated pole barn/hay barn with no money, no water, and no walls, but having the faith to trust God's vision. He highlighted how the ladies of the church stepped up to build the walls themselves using saws and nail guns.
Living Spirit-Filled: He concluded by emphasizing that a truly spirit-filled life is marked by purpose, power, and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit, urging the congregation to give their everything to serve God.
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