Gracey Armstrong | Cross Creek Church

Gracey Armstrong

Blog Team Member

Gracey

Gracey is a stay-at-home mom with her two daughters, Winnie and Magnolia. She’s lived in Fountain, Colorado since she was a baby and loves living at the base of the Rocky Mountains where sunsets are unbeatable! She’s been attending Cross Creek since the seventh grade and met her husband, Conner, while attending the Young Adults ministry in 2019.

Gracey has known Jesus as her Savior since the first grade, but really began to understand her spiritual need for Him in middle school. Writing and journaling have been a crucial part of her spiritual walk since then; writing for Gracey is a way to capture the joyful moments, work through the difficult moments, understand Scripture, and worship God. She loves serving in Hydrate and now on the Cross Creek blog team!

Jesus as Lord

This article is part of a series here at More Than Sundays about the identities of Christ. If you struggle with understanding who Jesus is...

On Mission to the Church: One Unified Body, Many Gifted Members

Here at Cross Creek Church, our theme for 2024 is the word “mission”. We are called to be on mission for Christ, though sometimes it...

Our First Mission

Here at Cross Creek Church, our theme for 2024 is the word “mission”. We are called to be on mission for Christ, though sometimes it...

Waiting Comes Before Rejoicing

We are always waiting for something: waiting on the bus, waiting for our Amazon package, waiting for our spot in line, waiting for the...

Endurance: Do Not Give Up

The theme for this year at Cross Creek Church has been “GO”. As the year starts to wind down, the writers at More Than Sundays would...

Storge Love

“Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love...

In the Quiet Place

This article is part of a special series here at More Than Sundays. In this series, instead of writing a few articles on different topics...

Prayer: Nothing More Important

It feels like an understatement to say that prayer is an important aspect in our Christian lives. That’s like saying that communication...

Faith: The Assurance of Things Hoped for, The Conviction of Things Unseen

I see beyond the colors of the sunrise. I watch how the afternoon shadows change the depth and texture of the Rocky Mountains that tower to...