Laura Jeffries | Cross Creek Church

Laura Jeffries

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Laura

Laura is a Colorado Springs native, born and raised in the Widefield/Fountain area. She has been married to her husband Joshua for eleven years and counting. They have three wonderful children; Shania, Victoria, and Joshua Junior. She’s been attending Cross Creek since Easter of 2021 and has found comfort in the community of this church. Over this past year, her life has been transformed with the help of Re:Generation and her love for Jesus is now reaffirmed in ways she never thought possible. She has always had a love for writing, and now she has been given the chance to share her passion to reach others in this imperfect and broken world. She has been renewed in Christ and to God be all the Glory!

Psalm 100: The Importance of Praise

This summer on More Than Sundays, we turn our attention to the Psalms. We have asked our writers to write about their favorite Psalm with...

Jesus as Friend

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...

You’ve Got a Friend in Me

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...

Count It All Joy

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...

Agape Love

If you’re anything like me, the word agape probably sounds like a foreign language – and it is: Greek to be exact (pronounced...

Our God Remains the Same

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...

Rest Assured, You Are Heard

We all know that prayer is an important part of our relationship with Christ, but who can pray? Some may feel like they aren’t qualified...

Our Living Hope

When I first found out that I was writing the blog for Easter, I think my heart physically stopped for a second. It seemed like such a...