Men at Plum Creek Church
Each month you’re invited to listen in on The Men’s Breakfast, for their series, THE ROAD TO, inspired by Proverbs 4:23-26 “...guard your heart, fix your eyes on what lies ahead, and choose the path you will walk”
Through May 2027, we’ll explore a different part of the road. Who we are, the relationships we build, the work we do, and the legacy we leave behind.
Episodes
10 episodes
THE ROAD TO | Part 2 - Pastor Tomy Cummins
In Part 2, Pastor Tomy teaches us that God has entrusted us with both a body and a soul, and caring for them matters.
THE ROAD TO | Part 1 - Pastor Eric Parks
In Part 1, Pastor Eric will be teaching us that before we can understand what we are called to do, we need to understand who God created us to be.
Elevate | Part 8 - Pastor Eric Parks | April 17, 2026
In Part 7, Pastor Eric Parks recaps what we’ve learned so far in the series and challenges us to lean into the areas that matter most.
Elevate | Part 7 - Pastor Eric Parks | March 20, 2026
In Part 7, Pastor Eric Parks brings us a message on Integrity and how a Kingdom Man does the right thing even when no one else is watching.
Elevate | Part 6 - Pastor Eric Parks | February 27, 2026
In Part 6, Pastor Eric Parks delivers a message on how MEN NEED MEN rooted in scripture from Ecclesiastes and 1 Samuel, teaching how isolation kills, and brotherhood builds.
Elevate | Part 5 - Pastor Eric Parks | January 16, 2026
In Part 5, Pastor Eric Parks shares a message from Hebrews 12 and 1 Timothy 4 about The Discipline to Grow, teaching us that no man will stumble into spiritual maturity. That growth is a choice, and that Kingdom Men train for Godliness with con...
Elevate | Part 4 - David Miles | November 14, 2025
In Part 4, our friend David Miles shares a message from Joshua 24 and 1 Timothy 3, challenging us to lead with strength and purpose in our homes and communities.
Elevate | Part 3 - Pastor Eric Parks | October 24, 2025
In Part 3, Pastor Eric Parks shares a message from Proverbs 3 and Philippians 4 about The Strength to Let Go, reminding us that real courage isn’t about holding on, but about surrendering to God and trusting His plan over our own.