Rocky Mountain Christian Church

In week week of the "Keep Church Weird" series, Pastor Matt explores the unusual yet powerful practice of baptism. What might seem peculiar from the outside was a profound declaration for early followers of Jesus. This message unpacks baptism as an identity marker, a public statement of commitment to Jesus, and a dramatic re-enactment of the gospel—leaving an old life behind to embrace new life in Christ. Discover the significance of this "weird" act in understanding what it truly means to follow Jesus.

Dive into Week 2 of our "Keep Church Weird" series as we explore the profound and sometimes bizarre practice of baptism. This message unpacks why baptism was a radical act for early followers of Jesus—more than just a ceremony, it was a public declaration of a new identity, a commitment to a new community, and even a dangerous statement of allegiance to King Jesus over all other powers. Discover how this ancient ritual reenacts the gospel story of dying with Christ and being raised to new life, challenging us to consider our own declaration of faith.

Join us for the premiere of Keep Church Weird, where we explore the profound and often mysterious significance of the Bible in our lives. This sermon dives into the idea that the Word of God is not just an ancient text but is living and active, capable of thinning the veil between our world and the spiritual realm. We'll examine how encountering scripture can lighten the burdens of life, provide guidance, and even transform us through personal sacrifices and renewed purpose. Drawing from biblical stories like Zacchaeus and Jesus in the wilderness, along with personal anecdotes, we discuss the weight of the human experience and the deep need for something beyond ourselves to navigate life with meaning and direction.

Join us as we delve into the topic of leveraging what we have for eternal purposes. In this message, we explore the idea that everything we possess ultimately belongs to God, and we are called to be managers of His resources. We discuss shifting our perspective on giving from a sense of obligation to a joyful generosity, recognizing it as an investment rather than a sacrifice. This message examines the biblical principles of sowing generously, giving cheerfully, and trusting in God's provision rather than the uncertainties of wealth. We aim to understand how the posture of our hearts impacts our giving and how we can take practical steps towards being more intentional and cheerful with what we have, ultimately building a foundation that lasts forever.

Join us for part two of our Leverage series where we delve into the profound teachings of Matthew 6 and uncover the secrets to building an eternal portfolio. In this episode, we explore Jesus' words on storing up treasures in heaven versus earthly treasures, revealing why what we invest in captures our heart. Discover the crucial difference between having a "good eye," representing generosity and a focus on God's kingdom, versus a "bad eye," symbolizing selfishness and a devotion to material wealth. We examine the powerful truth that we cannot serve both God and money, and learn how our financial choices directly reflect our heart's true allegiance. This message will challenge you to consider where your investments lie and whether you are building a temporary earthly kingdom or an eternal one, offering practical insights into aligning your life with God's purposes.

Join us for the start of our new teaching series, "Leverage," where we dive into the often-avoided topic of money from a spiritual perspective. In this opening message, we tackle the question, "Whose is it anyway?" challenging the common belief of ownership and exploring the idea that everything truly belongs to God. We examine how money is deeply tied to trust in God, a subject Jesus addressed more than heaven and hell combined. Discover why Jesus used so many parables about finances and why a shift in our understanding from owner to manager can revolutionize our lives. This message explores biblical passages like Psalm 24:1 and the Parable of the Shrewd Manager in Luke 16, highlighting how our handling of earthly wealth is a test and an opportunity to invest in things with eternal value. We will discuss using what we have now to invest in things that matter forever, recognizing that stewardship implies accountability and that one day, we will give an account for how we managed what God entrusted to us. This series aims to provide a fundamental, life-altering shift in perspective, aligning ourselves with the reality that everything belongs to the Lord, and we are called to be faithful managers.

In this message, we explore what it truly means to live a meaningful life and what we will be remembered for. Drawing from personal stories and scripture, we examine the difference between worldly success and the principles taught by Jesus. The focus shifts from personal gain to selfless service, challenging us to consider how we can imitate Christ by thinking less of ourselves and more about others. We'll look at practical steps for shifting our priorities, serving without expecting anything in return, and building a legacy of love and impact. Join us as we reflect on what it means to live a life of true significance and leave a lasting mark through service.

Dive deep into the heart of service with this powerful sermon, "Serve Like Jesus." This message explores the common pitfalls of serving out of obligation or for self-promotion, revealing how these motivations often lead to burnout and resentment. Discover the transformative example of Jesus, who served with humility, without concern for being taken advantage of, and driven solely by love. Learn how to shift your perspective on service, moving from duty to delight, and find true joy and consistency in reflecting Christ's selfless example. Whether you're a volunteer, a leader, or simply someone looking to make a difference, this sermon will challenge and inspire you to examine your motives and serve with a heart like Jesus.

Welcome to the conclusion of our Eyewitness series as we delve into the complex and cautionary tale of Judas. In this message, we explore Judas's journey with Jesus, from being chosen as one of the Twelve apostles to his ultimate betrayal. We examine his motivations, his misplaced values, and the tragic consequences of his actions, highlighting the dangers of trying to shape Jesus into our own image. Through Judas's story, we uncover a critical warning about the disconnect that can occur when our expectations of Jesus do not align with His true mission. Ultimately, this message offers a message of hope, emphasizing the reality of Sunday and the grace available through Jesus, reminding us that our failures do not define us and that resurrection changes everything.

This video delves into the powerful story of Dez, one of the criminals crucified alongside Jesus, from the Eyewitness series at Rocky Church. We explore the profound meaning of his experience on the Saturday between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, shifting our focus from the disciples' waiting to Dez's unexpected arrival into paradise. Discover how Dez's plea to Jesus for remembrance led to an immediate promise of being together in paradise, offering insights into grace, hope beyond the visible, and the true nature of paradise as being in the presence of Jesus. Join us as we unpack this compelling narrative and its implications for our own lives, understanding that grace is immediate, hope endures, and paradise is presence.

In this Easter message, we dive into the story of Peter, one of Jesus' closest disciples, and his journey through the events leading up to the resurrection. From bold declarations of loyalty to moments of profound denial, Peter's experiences mirror our own struggles with faith and failure. We explore Peter's journey from the triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to the agonizing moments of Jesus' arrest and crucifixion. Discover how Peter's denial of Jesus three times is met not with anger but with love and forgiveness, ultimately leading to his transformation and powerful ministry. This message reminds us that even in our deepest failures, God's love and grace offer a path to redemption and a new beginning.

In this video, we delve into the pivotal events of Holy Week through the lens of the "Eyewitness" series, focusing on the role of the crowd. We explore the dramatic shift in the crowd's perception of Jesus, from their exuberant welcome on Palm Sunday to their demand for his crucifixion just days later. Examining biblical passages from Matthew, Mark, and Luke, we uncover the complex emotions and motivations that drove the crowd's actions, including their initial hopes for a political savior, their subsequent disappointment, and the influence of religious leaders. This exploration prompts us to consider the timeless question, "Who is Jesus?" and how our own answer to this question shapes our lives and destinies.

In this powerful message, we explore the undeniable link between faith and action, challenging the idea of a passive belief system. Drawing from the book of James and the teachings of Jesus, we delve into what it truly means to live out our faith. We examine the concept that faith without works is dead, and how genuine belief compels us to act with compassion and service towards others. Using examples from scripture and relatable scenarios, we uncover the call to be the "somebody else" in someone else's life, demonstrating the living, active faith that God desires. Join us as we discuss the importance of not just believing, but doing, and how our actions can reflect the love and compassion of Christ to the world around us.

Are you ready to shift your focus from "me" to "we"? In this week's message, we delve into the heart of Jesus' teachings on other-centeredness and how we can apply them to our own lives. Join us as we explore the Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians and discover the secret to true joy and fulfillment through serving others. We'll wrestle with the challenge of overcoming self-centeredness in a world that celebrates individual achievement, and we'll uncover three key thoughts that guided Jesus in his life of service. If you're looking to break free from self-absorption and embrace a life of purpose, this message is for you. Let's learn together how to think like Jesus, live like Jesus, and become the "somebody else" who loves and serves our community.

In week two of *Somebody Else*, we dive into Jesus's radical approach to love and inclusion. While we tend to stay within our comfort zones—surrounding ourselves with people like us—Jesus broke through every barrier to reach those on the margins. Through the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, we see how Jesus meets us where we are, offering hope, encouragement, and an invitation despite our past. Just like her, there are people around us longing to be seen and valued. How can we step outside our circles and extend the love of Jesus to *somebody else*?

In the kickoff to our new series, Somebody Else, we explore the core of Jesus's mission: loving, serving, and thinking about others. Through powerful stories and scripture, including the Sermon on the Mount and the parable of the Good Samaritan, we uncover what it means to seek God's kingdom and love our neighbors as ourselves. Jesus's radical command to love one another as He loved us challenges us to break down barriers, extend grace, and meet the needs of those around us. Join us as we dive into what it truly means to follow Jesus by putting others first.

Feeling lost? Struggling with the weight of life's challenges? You're not alone. In this message, we dive into Psalm 23 and Luke 15 to explore how God, like a Good Shepherd, seeks out the broken and the lost. No matter how messy, hurt, or uncertain you feel, His love reaches you right where you are. Through personal stories, raw honesty, and biblical truth, we uncover the power of vulnerability, the beauty in our scars, and the hope found at God's table. Join us as we embrace the reality that we don't have to have it all together—because we are already seen, known, and deeply loved.

Welcome back to The Grind, Week Two—where Pastor Ben challenges us to see work not as a necessary evil, but as a divine calling. Despite the staggering 90,000 hours we spend working in our lifetimes, God views our work as a gift meant for service. Drawing from Genesis and his own journey from low moments at Starbucks to a renewed vision, Ben explains that while work became complicated after the Fall, it remains a profound way to serve others. He invites you to transform your perspective by crafting a personal vision statement for your job, proving that every role—no matter how ordinary—can be "Jesus stuff" when done with heart. Join us as we redefine the purpose of work and embrace our call to serve our community with passion and purpose.

Welcome to Week one of The Grind, where Pastor Ben challenges us to see work as a divine opportunity. He reminds us that the 90,000 hours we spend at work can be a meaningful investment, echoing God's example as a worker in Genesis. With personal stories and practical insights, Ben invites you to transform your daily grind into a purposeful, life-giving calling.

In this powerful message, Pastor Matt shares a deeply personal conversation he had with the founding pastor of Rocky, Alan Ahlgrim, just 13 days before Alan's passing. As Matt navigates a challenging season in his own life, he reflects on Alan's wisdom and encouragement, particularly around the themes of loneliness, God's unwavering presence, and the analogy of the shepherd and his flock. Through vulnerable storytelling and insightful biblical reflections, Matt reminds the congregation that even in our darkest moments, we are never truly alone - we are surrounded by the love, provision, and protection of our Heavenly Father. This message offers hope, comfort, and a renewed perspective on the steadfast nature of God's care for His people.

Today's message uses the excitement of the Super Bowl to challenge us to live our faith with the same commitment as professional athletes, drawing on three powerful principles: Practice Like You Play, Play Within the Lines, and Be Coachable. We explore how NFL players sacrifice everything for a chance to shine on the field—even when the odds are against them—and compare that to our own lives, where too often we settle for being on the sidelines. Through personal anecdotes about high school football and practical insights from scriptures like 1 Corinthians 9 and Hebrews 12, this talk encourages us to break free from mediocrity, set meaningful boundaries, and fix our eyes on Jesus so that we can fully embrace the life He calls us to live.

In the final message of The Warrior's Rune series, we wrestle with one of life's hardest questions: Does God care about our suffering? Walking through 1 and 2 Samuel, Romans 8, and the raw emotions of David's lament, we uncover a powerful truth—God doesn't just observe our pain from a distance. He groans with us, carries our burdens, and promises ultimate redemption. If you've ever felt abandoned in your suffering, this message is for you. Join us as we explore how God meets us in our heartbreak and leads us toward victory.

Discover the power of scripture as we journey through 1 Samuel and the story of David and Goliath like never before. In this message, we dive deep into the moments that shaped Israel's history—uncovering the courage of David, the humility of Jonathan, and the fear that paralyzed Saul. Explore how God's plans transcend human expectations and why obedience and faith unlock the confidence to face life's giants. Through vivid storytelling, timeless lessons, and a fresh perspective on this familiar tale, you'll be challenged to surrender your worldly weapons and embrace the true King, Jesus.

In a world fixated on appearances, it's easy to get caught up in what looks good rather than what truly matters. In this message, we dive into the story of 1 Samuel to uncover what God values most—not outward appearances or worldly accomplishments, but the condition of our hearts. From the rise and fall of Saul to the Israelites' desire for a king "like everyone else," this journey through scripture reveals the dangers of chasing the wrong things and the beauty of following God's lead. Along the way, we'll explore how Jesus redefined leadership through humility, compassion, and sacrifice. Tune in for a powerful reminder to focus on what truly lasts and align your heart with what God desires.

As we step into a new year, it's natural to think about resolutions and change, but real transformation requires more than good intentions. In this message, we explore the paradox of wanting change while resisting it, both in life and in our relationship with God. Through powerful biblical stories and the challenges faced by the Israelites in 1 Samuel, we see the consequences of seeking blessings without commitment. Join us for the start of "The Warrior's Rune" series as we uncover the truths about surrender, obedience, and the deep faith needed for lasting change.

Start your year with intention and purpose by putting "First Things First." In this message, we explore how prioritizing God in our daily lives can lead to spiritual growth, deeper relationships, and renewed focus. Discover practical ways to seek God first in your day, week, month, and finances, and learn how these commitments can bring clarity, peace, and lasting transformation. If you're ready to align your life with what matters most and experience the power of living intentionally, this message is for you!

Join us for a heartfelt and thought-provoking message that dives into the true meaning of Christmas. Through humor, relatable stories, and profound truths, this message explores the Incarnation, the extraordinary journey of Jesus, and the impact of His birth, life, and sacrifice. Discover why the Christmas story is more than just a holiday tradition—it's the ultimate expression of love, grace, and hope. Whether you're familiar with the story or hearing it for the first time, this message will challenge you to see Christmas in a whole new light and remind you that God is closer than you think.

In this third installment of our series, "God With Us," we explore the presence of God in the storms of life. Building on last week's discussion about valleys, this message dives into the chaos and crises that storms represent—those moments of intense turmoil where hope seems lost. Through the story of Paul in Acts 27, we learn that God's presence is unwavering, even when life feels out of control. Whether we find ourselves in storms caused by our choices or those beyond our control, the truth remains: God is beside us, offering strength and comfort. Join us as we uncover how to anchor our faith and find peace in the midst of life's fiercest storms.

As we continue our powerful series, “God With Us,” today's message takes us into the heart of the valleys we all face in life—those moments of struggle, fear, and uncertainty. Drawing from Matthew 1:23 and Psalm 84, we explore how the valleys can become places of growth and transformation, where we come to know God's presence more intimately. Whether you're celebrating on the mountaintop or walking through a season of pain, this message is a reminder that God is with you, offering His strength and comfort. Let's dig deep, set our minds on Him, and prepare our hearts to encounter His grace in every season.

Have you ever felt the ache of waiting—longing for something good that seems just out of reach? That feeling is at the heart of the Christmas story, a tale rooted in the hope and anticipation of God's people. For 400 years, during a period known as the Intertestamental Period or "The Silent Years," God's people clung to a promise of a Messiah who would rescue, restore, and dwell among them. In this video, we'll step into their shoes, explore the historical silence, and discover the profound truth of Christmas: the fulfillment of God's ultimate desire to be with us through the birth of Jesus. Join us as we unpack how this truth can transform our understanding of Christmas—and of God's love for us.

Are you tired of chasing "more"? In today's message, we dive into a counter-cultural truth: true richness isn't about what we accumulate but about how we give. As we conclude the Be Rich series, we explore how the constant pursuit of wealth and possessions often leaves us empty, and how Jesus offers a better way—one rooted in generosity, trust, and seeking His Kingdom first. Learn how to flip the script from “me first” living to “seek first” living, discover the freedom of putting God first, and embrace a richness that earthly treasures can never provide. Join us as we explore what it truly means to live the Kingdom Dream over the American Dream.

Welcome to our new series, Be Rich! Many of us strive to get rich, but how often do we learn how to be rich? In this opening message, we explore a life-changing truth: you're likely richer than you realize—but with wealth comes unique challenges. Drawing from Paul's advice in 1 Timothy 6 and Jesus' parable in Luke 12, we'll uncover how wealth can shift our hope and foster arrogance, and why generosity is the key to managing its side effects. Join us as we rethink riches, discover how to trust in God over money, and take steps toward a giving plan that transforms our wealth into a blessing for others.

In this final installment of "The Raven and The Prophet," we delve into Elijah's journey—a powerful story of faith, fear, and renewal. Throughout this series, we've seen God prepare Elijah through trials, remind him of His sovereignty, and renew him after moments of despair. Today, we explore 1 Kings 19, where Elijah, overwhelmed by his circumstances, retreats to a cave. God meets him not with fire or earthquake, but in a gentle whisper, calling Elijah back to His purpose. Join us as we uncover the importance of remembering God's past faithfulness to face the uncertainties of the future.

In today's message, we dive deep into a powerful story of faith, fear, and God's relentless compassion. Pastor Amanda Rohrbaugh takes us through 1 Kings 19, where the prophet Elijah, after experiencing incredible victories and miracles, finds himself overwhelmed by fear and discouraged by his circumstances. We'll see how Elijah's story parallels our own struggles with anxiety, depression, and the need for renewal. Through Elijah's encounter with God—in silence rather than spectacle—we're reminded that God meets us where we are, often in the quiet moments, offering us rest, strength, and a renewed purpose. Join us as we explore how, in moments of overwhelming fear, God's gentle whisper calls us back to hope, courage, and trust in His unchanging presence.

In this message, we're diving deep into the epic story of Elijah as part of our series, The Raven and The Prophet. Join us as we look at how Elijah confronted the worship of false gods and reminded Israel of the one true God's unmatched power. This isn't just a lesson in history—it's a call to examine our own lives. Are there things we prioritize over God, thinking they'll bring happiness or security? In this talk, we unpack the danger of idols, modern and ancient, and reflect on God's desire for our whole hearts. Whether you're on a faith journey or exploring who God is, this message challenges all of us to put first things first. Elijah's story shows that only God can provide what false promises can't. Let's stop wavering and commit fully to a life centered on Him.

In this video, we dive into one of the darkest times in Israel's history and witness the incredible story of Elijah, the prophet chosen by God to confront the corruption and idolatry of his nation. Through Elijah's journey, we see a powerful message unfold about resilience, faith, and preparation in the face of hardship. Elijah's life is marked by a series of transformative seasons – isolated pain, total dependence, and radical obedience – that God used to shape him into the leader he needed to be. Just as Elijah learned to rely solely on God, we, too, can find strength and purpose in the trials that test us. Join us as we explore how God often prepares us in solitude, provides in unexpected ways, and calls us to bold obedience. Elijah's story is a timeless reminder that God can take even our darkest moments and shape them into a legacy of faith.

Parenting can feel like an endless cycle of long, exhausting days, but as any seasoned parent will tell you, the years fly by. In this final installment of our series "Parenting Is Easy... Said No One Ever," we dive deep into what love looks like in the context of parenting, guided by the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul. We explore Paul's practical insights from 1 Corinthians 13, focusing on how love behaves when raising children: love is patient, kind, not easily angered, and it always protects. Along the way, we also tackle common struggles like frustration, selfishness, and balancing discipline with relationship-building. Join us as we learn to parent with the future in mind and make our relationships with our children a priority.

In today's message, we dive into Part 3 of our series, "Parenting Is Easy... Said No One Ever." Parenting is complex, but through biblical principles, we can find guidance. While the Bible offers countless examples of family dysfunction, Jesus and the New Testament lay a foundation for love-based parenting. We explore Paul's teachings in 1 Corinthians 13, focusing on patience and kindness, and how these virtues apply directly to raising children. We'll discuss how discipline should focus on restoring relationships rather than mere punishment. Join us as we navigate the challenges of parenting with love and wisdom.

In this week's message at Rocky, Pastor Amanda Rohrbaugh continues the "Parenting is Easy" series with a powerful and relatable talk on the challenges and joys of parenting. Drawing from her personal experience as a stepmom and mother of five, Amanda reflects on how Jesus' teaching of love and patience shapes how we raise children. She emphasizes the importance of behavior in parenting, sharing how self-awareness, empathy, and adjusting our pace can help maintain strong relationships with our kids. Join her for an honest and insightful look at parenting through a faith-filled lens.

In this video, we introduce our new series, "Parenting is Easy"—said no one ever! We're diving into the complexities of parenting with a fun and honest approach, touching on the challenges and joys of raising children from infancy to adulthood. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or just someone helping shape the next generation, this series is for you. We'll explore real-world parenting lessons, focusing on the tension between what's ideal and what's real, while pointing to timeless principles rooted in grace and truth. Join us as we navigate this messy but rewarding journey together.

In today's message, we're concluding our series on "Relational Poverty," focusing on how authentic community is the answer to the isolation many feel. While the church once relied on a formula of cool music, dynamic preaching, and vibrant ministries to grow, times have changed. People—especially the younger generation—are seeking hope, authenticity, and real connections over hype and performance. At Rocky, we value community, but the truth is, many people won't experience it unless we invite them. Research shows that personal invitations are powerful. Just as Jesus invited others to "Come and see," we are called to do the same. So, who will you invite to sit with you at church? This simple act could lead to life-changing conversations.

In this message, Pastor Nic Carver dives into the heart of why we should love the church. Reflecting on his personal journey and struggles, Nic shares three key reasons why the church matters: it's God's plan, it helps us grow, and it gives us purpose. Through stories of community, resilience, and the teachings of Jesus, Nic emphasizes that church is more than a building—it's where we connect, learn, and serve together. Whether you've been a part of Rocky for years or are new, this message challenges us to lean in, embrace the body of Christ, and carry out God's purpose for the world.

In this message, Pastor Dane Voorhees explores the importance of belonging to a church community in today's disconnected world. Though we're more connected than ever, loneliness still plagues many of us. The church provides something unique that can't be replaced by online sermons or worship music: a sense of family, a place to grow in faith, and a shared purpose. This video delves into three key reasons why loving your church matters—because it's God's design, it helps us grow, and it gives us purpose. Join us as we unpack how being part of a church strengthens our spiritual journey and impacts our daily lives.

We explore why the idea of building authentic community can feel intimidating and why many of us hesitate when it comes to being authentic. The discussion delves into the distinction between authenticity and counterfeit living, highlighting how our modern, social media-driven world often promotes a curated, artificial version of ourselves. We examine how true relationships require vulnerability and how difficult it can be to maintain authenticity both online and in real life. With references to biblical teachings, especially the metaphor of “whitewashed tombs,” the video encourages us to embrace our real, flawed selves, as seen through the lens of Jesus' teachings, and challenges us to choose authenticity with God and with others.

In today's message, we kick off our new series "Relational Poverty," exploring the profound loneliness and isolation many experience despite living in a digitally connected world. We'll delve into the wisdom of Scripture, examining how authentic community can uplift us when we fall, protect us during life's storms, and stand with us against adversity. Discover how building meaningful relationships—intentionally and over time—leads to true richness in life, far beyond material wealth. Join us as we learn how to overcome relational poverty and embrace the abundant life found in genuine connection with others.

In this final message of the "Be Christian" series, we explore the early church's powerful example of faith and service, diving into how their commitment to unity and generosity set the foundation for Christianity's growth. From Jesus' prediction of the church's resilience to Paul's teachings on being an active part of the body of Christ, this sermon challenges us to reflect on our role in the church today. Will we simply consume, or will we engage and serve, ensuring the church continues to thrive for future generations?

In this continuation of our "Be Christian" series, we're tackling a topic that's often met with discomfort: money and generosity, but don't tune out just yet. Today's message isn't about what the church wants from you, but rather what Jesus wants for you. We'll explore how the early church exemplified radical generosity, trusting God with everything they had, and how their faith fueled a movement that changed the world. Through personal stories, biblical examples, and a look at our own journey at Rocky, we'll discover why mastering our money is not just a financial decision, but a spiritual one. Join us as we explore how trusting God with our finances can lead to freedom, abundance, and a powerful impact on our community and beyond.

We're diving deeper into our "Be Christian" series by exploring the powerful story of the early church—a time when being a follower of Christ was not only counter-cultural but life-threatening. We'll take a closer look at the unwavering faith of the early believers, who, despite persecution, spread the gospel with boldness and conviction. This week, we focus on the dramatic conversion of Saul to Paul, a man once determined to destroy the church, who became one of its greatest champions. We'll also examine the challenges the early church faced as it expanded, especially the controversy surrounding the inclusion of Gentiles. As we reflect on these stories, we'll confront a critical question: Are we as a church making it easy or difficult for people to find Jesus? Join us as we seek to understand what it truly means to "Be Christian" today.

This series takes us back to a time when being a Christian was not only irresistible but life-changing—an era when the early church, with just a story of resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit, transformed lives despite not having the modern conveniences we rely on today. We'll explore how Jesus built His church on the belief that He is the resurrected Son of God, and how this movement—meant to move—began with a group of ordinary people. We'll dive into the origins of the church, the first sermon by Peter, and how bold prayers and unwavering faith led to a thriving, unstoppable force. Join us as we seek to embrace this powerful, transformative faith in our own lives and communities.

As we conclude our series, “What We Can Learn From Elephants and Donkeys,” we tackle the often divisive topic of politics, especially with the upcoming November elections. We'll explore the origins of political symbols and delve into why Christians should rise above political offenses, focusing instead on unity and love. Through the story of Jesus and the adulterous woman, we see how He navigated moral and political traps, teaching us to respond with grace rather than condemnation. Join us as we discuss how our church can be a beacon of love, not division, and how we can engage with those of differing views in a way that truly reflects Christ's teachings.

As we approach the November elections, we're reminded of the divisive nature of politics and the greater unity we find in Christ. We'll discuss how Jesus navigated political questions, emphasizing that our ultimate allegiance should be to Him, not to any political party. Through the example of Jesus' humility and love, even in the face of political power, we learn how to engage in meaningful, compassionate discourse without compromising our mission to love and serve others. Join us as we delve into these themes and strive to be a church that embodies the radical love of Christ.