Fort Collins Messages

Today we begin our new series, Together! We will look at what it means to be a part of Jesus' church and how each needs each other as we navigate these times.

This week is Pentecost Sunday where we celebrate the birthday and future of Jesus' church. Today, we will look at what's next for the church and how do we continue the mission of Christ together.

This week we continue building on and talking about What's Next! In a world of uncertainty and dealing with things we can't control, how do we continue to move forward into who God wants us to be. Today, we talk about being bold in our faith. The early church, in the midst of struggle and pain, didn't pray for it to stop but they prayed for boldness. This is a great prayer to pray and we will discuss that today.

This morning, we will continue to look at the early church and how they lived in a new and different world. Last week, we talked about how crucial connection is during this time and today, we build off of that and talk about what it means to have UNITY!

As we continue talking about WHAT'S NEXT, we look at the birth of the church and how they live. We've aligned ourselves to focus on the life and mission of Jesus. Then we've been empowered by the Holy Spirit. And now we'll commit ourselves to being connected to each other as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Last week, we talked about ALIGNMENT as a way to start moving forward and in unison with what Jesus is doing. This week, we will build off of alignment and talk about how God wants to EMPOWER our lives. Jesus tells the disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit because you will receive power. We will look at how we can live aligned and empowered to become who God wants us to be.

Today, we begin our new series “What’s Next”. Jesus had risen from the dead and then ascended, what was next for the disciples? In many ways, our lives have been dramatically changed through this pandemic and many of us have been asking God the same thing: what’s next? Today we begin to look at how do we move forward into this new season with the same uncertainty, but the same God that is in control of all things.

This week, we look at the restoration of Peter. After Peter's denial, Jesus takes the time to personally restore him and commission him. Now that we've left the things that bind behind us, how do we restart our lives? How do we move into this new season as new people? That is our discussion today.

Today we celebrate a very unique Easter Sunday. Even though we are in the middle of a rough time, we know that Jesus is triumphant over all things.

Today we look at the commandment to Love. This season is a dramatic life change and will force us to live differently. So how do we look at loving God, our neighbors, and caring for ourselves during this season?

This week we will look at week two of Love, Friendship, and Relationships. Today, we build off the Agape love of God that is for all people and we add friendship. In a culture that is more “social”, we deal with the most loneliness and disconnection than ever before. So what does God say about friendship and how do we build strong and healthy friendships in our lives?

Today we start our series on relationships by looking at how God loves us and what agape love means.

This week we end our series by looking at the phrase “God helps those who help themselves”.

This week we look at the phrase…God won’t give you more than you can handle. Did God say that? How should we look at the struggles of life? What do we do when life seems like it’s too much to bear? Jesus modeled for us how to handle the hardest experiences in life.

This week we begin our series on what God has actually said about our lives. Did God say that He wants us to be happy? Or is there a different way that we should live? Today we will talk about the differences between happiness and joy.

This week we celebrate our third birthday as a church and the blessing it has been to be together to connect our community to Christ. We have had a great three years, but the best is yet to come. God has great things in store for the future.

This week we wrap up our Rhythms series. Today we look at what is involved in the monthly rhythms that help us grow closer to Jesus.

This week we are continuing our conversation on rhythms of life that help us grow. Today our focus will be on our weekly rhythms, specifically around the weekly gathering of the church. In a culture that doesn’t value church attendance, how do we see the gathering of the saints as a crucial part of becoming all that God wants us to be?

This week we are continuing our series about the Rhythms that help us grow closer to Jesus. Today we focus daily rhythms and how our connection with Jesus helps us live in a missional way.

As we enter 2020 we are going to talk about the rhythms of life that help us grow closer to Jesus and each other. We believe that God has promised great things for each of us, but these do not happen accidentally. God has built into our lives rhythms in our lives; daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly that will help us become all God wants us to be.

Today we celebrate Christmas eve and the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ.

This week we talk about Jesus as the Prince of Peace. What is Peace? Is it an emotion or a state of being? Today we discuss peace and how Jesus is the one who gives peace in all situations.

Today we will talk about Jesus being the Everlasting Father. He will work in our lives in profound ways because He is eternal and always working.

This week we continue our discussion about the names of Jesus. He will be called MIGHTY GOD. Today we will talk about his strength and courage and how he works in our lives.

This week we begin our Christmas series titled He Will Be Called. We will discuss the names of Jesus as he came into the world to save us all. Today we look at the name ‘Wonderful Counselor’.

This week we talk about being thankful and the highlights of Aaron’s trip to Myanmar.

This week we continue our series by talking about how we are more than conquerors though God’s love.

This week we talk about how God works in us though our weakness.

Today we start a discussion called Unclaimed Promises. All throughout Scripture, there are promises that God has stated that we have not yet received. Over the month, we will look at the blessings that God wants to give and how to grab a hold of all that He has for us. It's going to be a great conversation!

Today we conclude this series by talking about how God transforms us. We believe that we are not to just follow Jesus, but to give him our whole life and to be transformed by Him.

Today we continue our series looking at how God works in our lives to fulfill the promises He has spoken. This week our discussion is about how God heals. We believe that our God still heals in the world and we have an opportunity to experience healing and help other to do the same.

Today we will look at how God partners with us in our lives. We don’t believe that God is distant or uninvolved, but that he wants to work with us to reach our full potential and experience all that God has for us.

This week we begin our series about how God works in our lives. We believe that to reach our full potential is to realize our connection and closeness to God. Today we begin with talking about how God speaks to us.

This week we will look at what it means to walk and live in the Spirit! We believe that life in the Spirit is key to fulfilling all of God’s promises for our lives.

This week we will continue talking about the certainty of God’s promises. We believe that in order to receive all that God has promised, it takes a deeper awareness of who Jesus is and what He is doing in our lives.

This week we continue our discussion around the promises of God in our lives. We believe that God is asking us to step into the Promised Land where we reach our full potential in Christ. Today we will look at the people that God has asked us to love and serve in our lives.

This week we launch our fall series YES and AMEN. Throughout the month of September, we will look at what God has promised us in our loves and how to reach our full potential in Christ. As we stand on the edge of the Promised Land, are we willing to respond to God’s YES with our AMEN?

This week we continue in our Moments series by looking at the life of Paul.

This week we look at the purpose behind the struggle and pain of life. We will look at Paul and how he responds to unfair and unwarranted persecution and pain.

This week is our family service. We are excited for back to school and all that God has for us this year. We will talk about how to pray for our kids, families, and community.

This week we continue the story of Paul’s conversion and how he sees, for the first time, who he truly is and who God has called him to be.

This week we look at the story of Paul conversion.

This week we continue our series looking at the moments that shaped Peter’s life.

This week we continue our series about the life of Peter and how moments shaped him into who God wanted him to be.

This week we continue our series about the life of Peter and how moments shaped him into who God wanted him to be.

This week we continue our series about the life of Peter and how moments shaped him into who God wanted him to be. This week we will look at Jesus reinstating Peter and giving him grace and purpose.

This week we look at the calling of Peter to be a disciple and how He responds when we connect with Jesus. We will talk about what a surrendered life looks like when we don’t know exactly what God is doing.

This week we begin a new series called Moments. These next few weeks we will look at the life of Peter and how the moments of his life shaped his future. We will look at our lives and what defines us. We will see areas where God can heal and set our lives up for a profound future in Christ.

This week we conclude our Elephant in the Room series.

Today we continue our Elephant in the Room series with a discussion on mental health. We structure this a panel discussion with some of our members who have first-hand experience with many aspects of mental health.

Today we say thank you to all the moms and women of God who invest in all of us. Today we talk about how the mother’s heart connects to God’s heart for the church.