Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that as followers of Jesus we have every reason to be confident. When we make regular time to sit in God’s presence, practice prayer, and choose to live in obedience to what God asks us to do, we find uncommon confidence.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that as followers of Jesus we have every reason to be confident. When we make regular time to sit in God’s presence, practice prayer, and choose to live in obedience to what God asks us to do, we find uncommon confidence.

Pastor James Powell challenges us that if we are going to love like Jesus, we need to first receive the love that Jesus offered us when He died on a cross to save us. Once we receive love, we are able to fully give it back to God and to others as well.

Pastor James Powell challenges us that if we are going to love like Jesus, we need to first receive the love that Jesus offered us when He died on a cross to save us. Once we receive love, we are able to fully give it back to God and to others as well.

Pastor Jill Johnson gives us an inspiring call to action to step outside of our comfort zone and show up for people in our lives who need prayer. Living courageously starts with praying three things we can all pray; God help me to be brave, bold, and to be a blessing to others.

Pastor Jill Johnson gives us an inspiring call to action to step outside of our comfort zone and show up for people in our lives who need prayer. Living courageously starts with praying three things we can all pray; God help me to be brave, bold, and to be a blessing to others.

What happens when we die? Pastor Doug Wekenman answers the question that many churches are afraid to talk about. Heaven is real, and hell is real. The questions is not if we will live forever, it is where we will live forever. We as Christians don't often live like we have an uncommon eternity ahead of us. What would it look like if we truly understood what Heaven is going to be like and lived with an urgency of telling everyone we know about the good news of Jesus so we can enjoy eternity together?

What happens when we die? Pastor Doug Wekenman answers the question that many churches are afraid to talk about. Heaven is real, and hell is real. The questions is not if we will live forever, it is where we will live forever. We as Christians don't often live like we have an uncommon eternity ahead of us. What would it look like if we truly understood what Heaven is going to be like and lived with an urgency of telling everyone we know about the good news of Jesus so we can enjoy eternity together?

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches on Christian community and why it is essential in fighting the loneliness pandemic. We fight loneliness with uncommon intentionality with the community around us.

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches on Christian community and why it is essential in fighting the loneliness pandemic. We fight loneliness with uncommon intentionality with the community around us.

We are called to be an uncommon people, who follow an uncommon God, to build His uncommon church. At Red Rocks Church we believe the local Church is the greatest evangelistic tool on the planet, so it matters that the people of God are connected to a local Church.

We are called to be an uncommon people, who follow an uncommon God, to build His uncommon church. At Red Rocks Church we believe the local Church is the greatest evangelistic tool on the planet, so it matters that the people of God are connected to a local Church.

Pastor James Powell preaches that the uncommon mission of the early church is the same mission for us today. Jesus gave us uncommon proof, uncommon power, uncommon purpose, and uncommon patterns to move the Gospel forward.

Pastor James Powell preaches that the uncommon mission of the early church is the same mission for us today. Jesus gave us uncommon proof, uncommon power, uncommon purpose, and uncommon patterns to move the Gospel forward.

Pastor Conrad Bess preaches from Exodus and pushes back on the bad theology that we don’t need anyone but Jesus. He reminds us that faith is a shared journey.

Pastor Conrad Bess preaches from Exodus and pushes back on the bad theology that we don’t need anyone but Jesus. He reminds us that faith is a shared journey.

Pastor Doug Wekenman addresses the bad theology that 'money is the root of all evil'. He reminds us that scripture says you cannot love God and money, which is not a command but an observation. It is not bad for Christians to be wealthy. God blesses us each in different ways and areas of our lives. It is not about money itself, but rather about how much importance we place on money in our lives.

Pastor Doug Wekenman addresses the bad theology that 'money is the root of all evil'. He reminds us that scripture says you cannot love God and money, which is not a command but an observation. It is not bad for Christians to be wealthy. God blesses us each in different ways and areas of our lives. It is not about money itself, but rather about how much importance we place on money in our lives.

Pastor Shawn Johnson addresses the bad theology that if we have doubts God won’t answer our prayers. He gives five examples from scripture of people who doubted and God still performed miracles in their lives. Perfect faith is not required for God to answer our prayers.

Pastor Shawn Johnson addresses the bad theology that if we have doubts God won’t answer our prayers. He gives five examples from scripture of people who doubted and God still performed miracles in their lives. Perfect faith is not required for God to answer our prayers.

Pastor James tackles the Bad Theology statement, "God won't put on you more than you can handle". The Bible doesn't promise us that we won't go through trials we can't handle. In fact, it is full of examples of people going through things they cannot take on alone. It does promise us that when we face trials, God goes with us. It's more than we can handle, but not more than God can handle. When we place our circumstances in His hands, our trials point to His glory.

Pastor James tackles the Bad Theology statement, "God won't put on you more than you can handle". The Bible doesn't promise us that we won't go through trials we can't handle. In fact, it is full of examples of people going through things they cannot take on alone. It does promise us that when we face trials, God goes with us. It's more than we can handle, but not more than God can handle. When we place our circumstances in His hands, our trials point to His glory.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that we don’t have to earn God’s love. It’s not about what we do, it’s about what God has already done!

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that we don’t have to earn God’s love. It’s not about what we do, it’s about what God has already done!

Pastor Craig Groeschel preaches on thinking ahead. Where do you want to be in five years? The small decisions you make in the daily will determine the person you become in the future.

Pastor Craig Groeschel preaches on thinking ahead. Where do you want to be in five years? The small decisions you make in the daily will determine the person you become in the future.

Pastor Bianca teaches on four characteristics of Godly Grit. She reminds us that if we don’t have vision for the end goal we will give up in the middle. Godly grit is possible when we trust God and keep our perspective on Him.

Pastor Bianca teaches on four characteristics of Godly Grit. She reminds us that if we don’t have vision for the end goal we will give up in the middle. Godly grit is possible when we trust God and keep our perspective on Him.

Pastor Tim Timberlake reminds us that God has already given us peace but our minds can play tricks on us. Where we place our focus determines what we speak and what we speak determines how we live. God works all things, good and bad, for those who love Him. The question is not what is happening in your life, the question is where is your focus?

Pastor Tim Timberlake reminds us that God has already given us peace but our minds can play tricks on us. Where we place our focus determines what we speak and what we speak determines how we live. God works all things, good and bad, for those who love Him. The question is not what is happening in your life, the question is where is your focus?

Pastor Levi Lusko preaches from his book, “Through the Eyes of a Lion” about how to process pain. We do not have a choice about the circumstances we will face in this life but we do get to choose the lens we process our pain through.

Pastor Levi Lusko preaches from his book, “Through the Eyes of a Lion” about how to process pain. We do not have a choice about the circumstances we will face in this life but we do get to choose the lens we process our pain through.

Pastor Brittany Powell shares a powerful message on the power of our obedience when it comes to living open-handed lives. When we trust God with the mess in our hands it becomes a miracle in His. Your obedience is tied to someone else’s freedom, who do you need to pack a lunch for?

Pastor Brittany Powell shares a powerful message on the power of our obedience when it comes to living open-handed lives. When we trust God with the mess in our hands it becomes a miracle in His. Your obedience is tied to someone else’s freedom, who do you need to pack a lunch for?

Jimmy Rollins reminds us that if it’s not good yet, God is not done yet. If you feel like something is missing in your life lean into the unseen and trust that God has an eternal plan for you.

Jimmy Rollins reminds us that if it’s not good yet, God is not done yet. If you feel like something is missing in your life lean into the unseen and trust that God has an eternal plan for you.

Pastor James Powell gives an empowering and inspiring message about biblical masculinity. The life of Jesus shows us that when culture tells us to “man up”, the gospel reminds us that the best thing we can do is “man down” and kneel at the feet of Jesus.

Pastor James Powell gives an empowering and inspiring message about biblical masculinity. The life of Jesus shows us that when culture tells us to “man up”, the gospel reminds us that the best thing we can do is “man down” and kneel at the feet of Jesus.

Jordan McCaslin asks the question, "is there an area in your life that is feeling clouded?" He encourages us that when we feel stuck, all hope is not lost. We can lean on God and ask for an eternal perspective over our situation. Our future is secure when our eternity is secure, no matter what our circumstances look like.

Jordan McCaslin asks the question, "is there an area in your life that is feeling clouded?" He encourages us that when we feel stuck, all hope is not lost. We can lean on God and ask for an eternal perspective over our situation. Our future is secure when our eternity is secure, no matter what our circumstances look like.

Pastor Doug Wekenman gives us a timely reminder that we have a real enemy who wants nothing more than to steal, kill, and destroy the purpose God has for our lives. The good news of The Gospel is that the battle has already been won, and we can access the power of God against the enemies’ schemes in our lives by putting on the ‘Full Armor of God’ (Ephesians 6).To view the Armor of God prayer, click here: redrockschurch.com/armorofgod

Pastor Doug Wekenman gives us a timely reminder that we have a real enemy who wants nothing more than to steal, kill, and destroy the purpose God has for our lives. The good news of The Gospel is that the battle has already been won, and we can access the power of God against the enemies’ schemes in our lives by putting on the ‘Full Armor of God’ (Ephesians 6).To view the Armor of God prayer, click here: redrockschurch.com/armorofgod

Pastor Conrad Bess reminds us that our praise propels our purpose. We were created to worship, the question is what is our worship fixed on? When our worship is on the God who is deserving of it, we can experience His Holiness and true wholeness.”

Pastor Conrad Bess reminds us that our praise propels our purpose. We were created to worship, the question is what is our worship fixed on? When our worship is on the God who is deserving of it, we can experience His Holiness and true wholeness.

Pastor Shawn Johnson kicks off a new series preaching from Joshua about holding on to God’s promises even when we don’t feel His presence. We cannot always see or feel Him but He is faithful and He is always with us and working in our lives. We can stand on His word while we wait on our miracle.

Pastor Jill Johnson preaches on the Shunammite woman from 2 Kings. Even in the midst of deep sorrow, her life is an example of devotion to God, and steadfast faith. She shows us that when we do life with Jesus, we can say “all is well” even when our circumstances are difficult.

Pastor Jill Johnson preaches on the Shunammite woman from 2 Kings. Even in the midst of deep sorrow, her life is an example of devotion to God, and steadfast faith. She shows us that when we do life with Jesus, we can say “all is well” even when our circumstances are difficult.

We celebrate Baptism this weekend as we watch hundreds of people go public with their faith by getting baptized. Water baptism is a visual and symbolic demonstration that a person’s former way of life has been put to death, and he or she is raised into a new creation in Christ.

We celebrate Baptism this weekend as we watch hundreds of people go public with their faith by getting baptized. Water baptism is a visual and symbolic demonstration that a person’s former way of life has been put to death, and he or she is raised into a new creation in Christ.

Pastor Doug Wekenman addresses the topic of mental health and how we can view it from a Biblical context. When we trust in Jesus we can declare a ‘sound mind’ even when we don’t feel it because Jesus died to set us free! When the storms of life come we can cling to the promise of 2 Timothy 1:7 “for God has not given is a spirit of fear but of power, love and a sound mind.”

Pastor Doug Wekenman addresses the topic of mental health and how we can view it from a Biblical context. When we trust in Jesus we can declare a ‘sound mind’ even when we don’t feel it because Jesus died to set us free! When the storms of life come we can cling to the promise of 2 Timothy 1:7 “for God has not given is a spirit of fear but of power, love and a sound mind.”

Pastor Shawn Johnson addresses the topic of Baptism and why it is important in our Christian faith. Baptism is not required for salvation, it is simply an outward expression of an inward change. There are three questions we can consider when it comes to the topic of baptism; "should I be getting baptized?", "who should I invite to a baptism service?", and "if I am baptized already, is there an area in my life God is asking me to be obedient?".

Pastor Shawn Johnson addresses the topic of Baptism and why it is important in our Christian faith. Baptism is not required for salvation, it is simply an outward expression of an inward change. There are three questions we can consider when it comes to the topic of baptism; "should I be getting baptized?", "who should I invite to a baptism service?", and "if I am baptized already, is there an area in my life God is asking me to be obedient?".

Pastor Shawn Johnson closes out our “I Am” series with a message on Jesus’ statement, “I Am the Vine.” He reminds us that there are practical ways to stay connected to God and therefore find purpose in our lives. When we pray, find God-centered community, and get into The Word we find ourselves closer to our Creator and we see the fruit of walking with Him in our lives.

Pastor James preaches on the sixth “I Am” statement in the Gospel of John where Jesus says, “I am the way, the truth, the life.” Jesus takes Thomas’s questions about ‘when?’, ‘where?’, and ‘how?’ and replies with a ‘who.’ All we need to do is look to Jesus. He can handle our doubts and our questions and He will lead us through those questions into deeper relationship and eternal life through Him.

Pastor James preaches on the sixth “I Am” statement in the Gospel of John where Jesus says, “I am the way, the truth, the life.” Jesus takes Thomas’s questions about ‘when?’, ‘where?’, and ‘how?’ and replies with a ‘who.’ All we need to do is look to Jesus. He can handle our doubts and our questions and He will lead us through those questions into deeper relationship and eternal life through Him.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that because of Easter everything changes! Our God is big and powerful but also close and personal. There is nothing He cannot handle and the promise of Easter is that because of Christ we can live in freedom. 

Jesus is our Good Shepherd and that means that not only does He care about us, but He walks with us through every season. Even in the darkest valleys of our life He promises we will never be alone.

Jesus is our Good Shepherd and that means that not only does He care about us, but He walks with us through every season. Even in the darkest valleys of our life He promises we will never be alone.

Doug Wekenman continues our "I Am" series with Jesus' third "I Am" statement in the gospel of John where He says, "I am the door." In this one statement Jesus proclaims that He is the one and only way to abundant life both here on earth, and forever in Heaven. The door is not exclusive, but it is specific. Jesus came to save everyone, and in His perfect love and grace He gives us the option to choose Him or to choose our own way. He made a way when there was no way!

Doug Wekenman continues our "I Am" series with Jesus' third "I Am" statement in the gospel of John where He says, "I am the door." In this one statement Jesus proclaims that He is the one and only way to abundant life both here on earth, and forever in Heaven. The door is not exclusive, but it is specific. Jesus came to save everyone, and in His perfect love and grace He gives us the option to choose Him or to choose our own way. He made a way when there was no way!

Pastor Shawn continues our "I Am" series with the second "I Am" statement from the Gospel of John, "I am the light of the world." He gives us context into the true magnitude of that statement to its original audience. The same life-altering message of freedom that it offered back then is true for us today.

Pastor Shawn continues our "I Am" series with the second "I Am" statement from the Gospel of John, "I am the light of the world." He gives us context into the true magnitude of that statement to its original audience. The same life-altering message of freedom that it offered back then is true for us today.

Doug Wekenman kicks off a new series about the book of John. The "I Am" series will explore the seven "I Am" statements Jesus makes in the Bible and ask the question, "Who is God?" Jesus says He is the "Bread of Life" and that means that not only is He our provision (what we need) but He is also our satisfaction (what we want). When we look to Him as our source, we find that only He can satisfy our deepest hunger.

Doug Wekenman kicks off a new series about the book of John. The "I Am" series will explore the seven "I Am" statements Jesus makes in the Bible and ask the question, "Who is God?" Jesus says He is the "Bread of Life" and that means that not only is He our provision (what we need) but He is also our satisfaction (what we want). When we look to Him as our source, we find that only He can satisfy our deepest hunger.

Pastors Shawn and Jill Johnson answer questions about how to build a lasting marriage.

Pastors Shawn and Jill Johnson answer questions about how to build a lasting marriage.

We live in a world that is saturated with sex, and yet people are wildly unhappy. The world's ways of approaching love, sex, and intimacy are not working. There is a better way! There is freedom from addiction to sex and pornography for those who are willing to do the hard work of feeling and healing.

We live in a world that is saturated with sex, and yet people are wildly unhappy. The world's ways of approaching love, sex, and intimacy are not working. There is a better way! There is freedom from addiction to sex and pornography for those who are willing to do the hard work of feeling and healing.

Pastor Shawn Johnson shares Bible-based strategies for dating and singleness. Taken from Genesis 24, Shawn shares four things to consider before you start dating, with the most important being your relationship with Jesus. Only when you are fulfilled in Him can you successfully pursue a healthy relationship with others.

Pastor Shawn Johnson shares Bible-based strategies for dating and singleness. Taken from Genesis 24, Shawn shares four things to consider before you start dating, with the most important being your relationship with Jesus. Only when you are fulfilled in Him can you successfully pursue a healthy relationship with others.

Pastor James Powell teaches us how to build relationships through courageous conversations. He uses Biblical passages to show us that we can create great conversations by earning attention before giving opinions, making joy a serious goal, asking great questions, and choosing encouragement when in doubt.

Pastor James Powell teaches us how to build relationships through courageous conversations. He uses Biblical passages to show us that we can create great conversations by earning attention before giving opinions, making joy a serious goal, asking great questions, and choosing encouragement when in doubt.

Pastor Shawn encourages Red Rocks Church to focus on the word "Devoted." By looking at the early church's actions in Acts 2, we learn that they were devoted to showing up, praying, getting in groups, giving, serving, and inviting others. What is God asking you to devote yourself to this year?

Pastor Shawn encourages Red Rocks Church to focus on the word "Devoted." By looking at the early church's actions in Acts 2, we learn that they were devoted to showing up, praying, getting in groups, giving, serving, and inviting others. What is God asking you to devote yourself to this year?

James Powell shares four ways we can create a better ending to the story we will tell with our lives. By being God-centered, faith-focused, servant-hearted, and future-oriented, we can begin building a greater tomorrow beginning today.

Pastor Shawn Johnson shares how we can discover God’s plan for our lives and experience the life change it brings. Through prayer, reading the Bible, and finding a community to support you, you can live the plans God has for you. If you just said "yes" to accepting Christ, we'd love to celebrate with you and share resources to help you get started. Text "Yes" to 30301.Are you or someone you know struggling? Know that you're not alone. Please reach out to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson shares how we can discover God’s plan for our lives and experience the life change it brings. Through prayer, reading the Bible, and finding a community to support you, you can live the plans God has for you. If you just said "yes" to accepting Christ, we'd love to celebrate with you and share resources to help you get started. Text "Yes" to 30301.Are you or someone you know struggling? Know that you're not alone. Please reach out to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. 

Doug Wekenman encourages us that yes, we can change and decide what story we will tell through the grace of Jesus. He walks us through the Bible story in which Jesus heals the paralyzed man at the pool, showing us that turning point in that story, as well as our own stories, is whether we want to change.

Doug Wekenman encourages us that yes, we can change and decide what story we will tell through the grace of Jesus. He walks us through the Bible story in which Jesus heals the paralyzed man at the pool, showing us that turning point in that story, as well as our own stories, is whether we want to change.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that the difference between a messy Christmas and an amazing Christmas is the lens with which we view it. A good Christmas is not defined by what has happened to us this season, but is based on what God’s done for us by sending us Jesus. Merry Christmas, Red Rocks Church!

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that the difference between a messy Christmas and an amazing Christmas is the lens with which we view it. A good Christmas is not defined by what has happened to us this season, but is based on what God’s done for us by sending us Jesus. Merry Christmas, Red Rocks Church!

James Powell encourages us to think differently about Christmas by slowing down the chaos, pushing back against fear, trading in routine for relationship, and being driven by devotion. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson acknowledges that we might feel both excited and scared about giving to build God’s Kingdom. Shawn explains the four stages of giving that we might find ourselves in. We can have confidence that when we give back to God what is his to begin with, we are aiming at the right target.

Pastor Shawn Johnson acknowledges that we might feel both excited and scared about giving to build God’s Kingdom. Shawn explains the four stages of giving that we might find ourselves in. We can have confidence that when we give back to God what is his to begin with, we are aiming at the right target.

Pastor Shawn Johnson shares his thoughts on money and the church through sharing his own story and encouraging us that it’s all God’s money to begin with. 

Jimmy Rollins reminds us that we’re using Kingdom Currency that’s not ours to begin with.

Jimmy Rollins reminds us that we’re using Kingdom Currency that’s not ours to begin with.

Pastor Shawn Johnson teaches what baptism is all about and what it means for us. Hear stories of life change and see just a few of the hundreds of baptisms that happened this weekend—a testament that God is just getting started in our lives and through Red Rocks Church. Let's celebrate, Church! 

Pastor Shawn Johnson teaches what baptism is all about and what it means for us. Hear stories of life change and see just a few of the hundreds of baptisms that happened this weekend—a testament that God is just getting started in our lives and through Red Rocks Church. Let's celebrate, Church! 

Doug Wekenman shares that we can all have a secret superpower: gratitude. Doug shares 4 ways that being grateful is a superpower: it unlocks the door to God’s presence, it makes what you have enough, it re-frames how you see the world, and it will get you through any trouble the world throws at you. 

Doug Wekenman shares that we can all have a secret superpower: gratitude. Doug shares 4 ways that being grateful is a superpower: it unlocks the door to God’s presence, it makes what you have enough, it re-frames how you see the world, and it will get you through any trouble the world throws at you. 

Jill Johnson encourages us to remember the promises God has given us because He keeps His promises. When we remember the times that God has provided for His people and for us, we build strength to trust Him again and again.

Jill Johnson encourages us to remember the promises God has given us because He keeps His promises. When we remember the times that God has provided for His people and for us, we build strength to trust Him again and again.

James Powell reminds us that we are called to live beyond our comfort zones. We are called to live an uncomfortable life by caring to count, chasing to connect, and choosing to celebrate. If God is to be our Comforter, we can boldly allow ourselves to enter into uncomfortable areas in order to live more Alive and Free.

The things we use to help us avoid pain are never-ending—addiction, anger, anxiety, comparison, or distraction; drugs, food, gambling, or social media. Doug Wekenman encourages us to find freedom from those things by feeling the pain and letting God heal it rather than just cover it up.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that comparison will prevent us from living the life we were created for. We need to kill comparison in our lives by asking God what He is calling you to, being grateful, and asking Him for help.

It feels like we are living in a chronic state of distraction. Doug Wekenman preaches about how to destroy the things that distract us so we can focus on what matters. Learn how to destroy distraction by fixing your eyes on the real life and purpose that God intended for you. Protect your vision, calling, and destiny.

It feels like we are living in a chronic state of distraction. Doug Wekenman preaches about how to destroy the things that distract us so we can focus on what matters. Learn how to destroy distraction by fixing your eyes on the real life and purpose that God intended for you. Protect your vision, calling, and destiny.

Pastor James Powell explains the difference between anger as a primary emotion and angry as a secondary emotion. He encourages us to turn our emotion into devotion to give us direction and make better decisions with our anger.

Pastor James Powell explains the difference between anger as a primary emotion and angry as a secondary emotion. He encourages us to turn our emotion into devotion to give us direction and make better decisions with our anger.

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches on his personal experience with anxiety and how he learned that with God all things are possible. When we get honest about where we are at and we go to God, we can fight anxiety and we can see victory.

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches on his personal experience with anxiety and how he learned that with God all things are possible. When we get honest about where we are at and we go to God, we can fight anxiety and we can see victory.

Pastor Shawn Johnson starts off our ‘Alive and Free’ series with a message about how to fight insecurity. He reminds us that we can walk with confidence in all things because God called us, God is with us, and God will do it for us!

Pastor Shawn Johnson starts off our ‘Alive and Free’ series with a message about how to fight insecurity. He reminds us that we can walk with confidence in all things because God called us, God is with us, and God will do it for us!

Littleton Campus Pastor Conrad Bess gives us an encouraging reminder that perspective is everything. What we see is what we believe. When we keep our view of God in perspective we see our circumstances in a whole new light.

Littleton Campus Pastor Conrad Bess gives us an encouraging reminder that perspective is everything. What we see is what we believe. When we keep our view of God in perspective we see our circumstances in a whole new light.

Pastor Shawn Johnson teaches us that leaving a lasting legacy starts with saying ‘yes’. He walks through how we can continue to follow God into the purposeful life He wants for us by hearing His voice and saying ‘yes’ when He invites us into His story.

Pastor James Powell gives us biblical truth about how to handle suffering. He reminds us that God uses ‘the middle’ to enrich us, equip us, and bring glory to His name.

Pastor James Powell gives us biblical truth about how to handle suffering. He reminds us that God uses ‘the middle’ to enrich us, equip us, and bring glory to His name.

Pastor Doug Wekenman tackles the predestination paradox. Is God sovereign or do we have free will?

Pastor Doug Wekenman tackles the predestination paradox. Is God sovereign or do we have free will?

Pastor Doug Wekenman explains how Jesus can be both grace and truth at the same time and how we are called to do the same.

Pastor Doug Wekenman explains how Jesus can be both grace and truth at the same time and how we are called to do the same.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins speaks to us about division and how we are called to achieve unity by loving others through our differences.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins speaks to us about division and how we are called to achieve unity by loving others through our differences.

Pastor Nick Nilson speaks to our church about his new book, "You Can Live the Dream." He encourages us that God has a plan and a purpose for our lives and if we are willing to take a step into the places we fear, God will always meet us and provide for us.

Pastor Nick Nilson speaks to our church about his new book, "You Can Live the Dream." He encourages us that God has a plan and a purpose for our lives and if we are willing to take a step into the places we fear, God will always meet us and provide for us.

Pastor Levi Lusko speaks from his book "The Marriage Devotional" about how we can achieve healthier marriages and relationships by applying 5 different ways of loving others. 

Pastor Levi Lusko speaks from his book "The Marriage Devotional" about how we can achieve healthier marriages and relationships by applying 5 different ways of loving others. 

Pastor Craig Groeschel of LifeChurch encourages us that the power to change happens when we stop trying and start training. He encourages us that we can experience lasting change when we begin to see ourselves as 'in training' rather than trying and failing. 

Pastor Craig Groeschel of LifeChurch encourages us that the power to change happens when we stop trying and start training. He encourages us that we can experience lasting change when we begin to see ourselves as 'in training' rather than trying and failing. 

Irene Rollins shares her story of addiction and healing from shame. She gives three practical ways to combat the shame we carry and begin the journey to true healing in Christ. 

Irene Rollins shares her story of addiction and healing from shame. She gives three practical ways to combat the shame we carry and begin the journey to true healing in Christ. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson encourages us to keep going even when things get difficult. He preaches from 2 Timothy to encourage us that though we will face obstacles in our lives, we can finish the fight with the power of Christ in us.

Pastor Shawn Johnson encourages us to keep going even when things get difficult. He preaches from 2 Timothy to encourage us that though we will face obstacles in our lives, we can finish the fight with the power of Christ in us.

Doug Wekenman teaches from 2 Timothy chapter 3 about how we can stand out from culture as a Christian with integrity and courage.

Doug Wekenman teaches from 2 Timothy chapter 3 about how we can stand out from culture as a Christian with integrity and courage.

Doug Wekenman continues our 2 Timothy series by teaching from 2 Timothy chapter 2. He points out that Paul gives Timothy three faith mindsets he needs in order to continue in his mission to preach the gospel: The Soldier, The Athlete, and the Farmer.

Doug Wekenman continues our 2 Timothy series by teaching from 2 Timothy chapter 2. He points out that Paul gives Timothy three faith mindsets he needs in order to continue in his mission to preach the gospel: The Soldier, The Athlete, and the Farmer.

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches from 2 Timothy 1 about how we can re-ignite our faith by getting into God’s word, getting into God’s presence, and getting together with God’s people. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches from 2 Timothy 1 about how we can re-ignite our faith by getting into God’s word, getting into God’s presence, and getting together with God’s people. 

Pastor Doug Wekenman gives an honest message about church hurt and what we as Christians are supposed to do about it. He reminds us that we are often not responsible for the hurt, but we are able to choose healing and freedom. 

Pastor Doug Wekenman gives an honest message about church hurt and what we as Christians are supposed to do about it. He reminds us that we are often not responsible for the hurt, but we are able to choose healing and freedom. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us four ways to be the church outside of Sunday. He calls us to share our life, our faith, our story and our church to go change the world!Scripture References: Acts 2, Hebrews 10:25

Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us four ways to be the church outside of Sunday. He calls us to share our life, our faith, our story and our church to go change the world!Scripture References: Acts 2, Hebrews 10:25

We have been given the gift and the promise of the Holy Spirit and now it is our job to share the good news with the world. The world needs your hope!Scripture Reference: Acts 2:39-41

Pastor Shawn Johnson answers the question, what does it mean to be the church, and how do we get involved?

Pastor Shawn Johnson answers the question, what does it mean to be the church, and how do we get involved?

Jordan McCaslin uses the book of Acts to remind us that if we devote ourselves to love God and love people, he will move the mission of His Kingdom forward. 

Jordan McCaslin uses the book of Acts to remind us that if we devote ourselves to love God and love people, he will move the mission of His Kingdom forward. 

Doug Wekenman kicks off our brand new series asking the church, ‘what are we waiting for?’ He challenges us to remember that Jesus didn’t just save us, he sends us back into the world to bring light into darkness.

Doug Wekenman kicks off our brand new series asking the church, ‘what are we waiting for?’ He challenges us to remember that Jesus didn’t just save us, he sends us back into the world to bring light into darkness.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that Easter matters because it proves Jesus was who he said he was, he can do what he said he can do, and we can live the way he said we can live.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that Easter matters because it proves Jesus was who he said he was, he can do what he said he can do, and we can live the way he said we can live.

James Powell brings a powerful message about how we can move from feeling unequipped, unable, and unsupported to feeling equipped, able, and supported in every area of our lives.

James Powell brings a powerful message about how we can move from feeling unequipped, unable, and unsupported to feeling equipped, able, and supported in every area of our lives.

Pastor Doug Wekenman gets real about dating.

Pastor Doug Wekenman gets real about dating.

Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us five ways to be real good parents.

Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us five ways to be real good parents.

Pastors Jimmy and Irene Rollins share how to live at peace within the difficult relationships in our lives.

Pastors Jimmy and Irene Rollins share how to live at peace within the difficult relationships in our lives.

DISCLAIMER: This sermon contains mature subject matter. Pt. 2 of a discussion on practical ways to have a real good marriage. For part 1 watch "5 Ways to Have a Real Good Marriage." 

DISCLAIMER: This sermon contains mature subject matter. Pt. 2 of a discussion on practical ways to have a real good marriage. For part 1 watch "5 Ways to Have a Real Good Marriage." 

Pastor Shawn Johnson gets practical about 5 ways we can have a real good marriage. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson gets practical about 5 ways we can have a real good marriage. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson continues our relationship series with an honest talk about marriage.

Pastor Shawn Johnson continues our relationship series with an honest talk about marriage.

Doug Wekenman starts week 1 of our relationship series with a powerful word on commitment. He challenges us to consider that with every decision we make we are either becoming people of commitment, or people of convenience.

Doug Wekenman starts week 1 of our relationship series with a powerful word on commitment. He challenges us to consider that with every decision we make we are either becoming people of commitment, or people of convenience.

Doug Wekenman wraps-up our "The Future You" series with a message about taking on the storms in our life with confidence because we have Jesus on our side. 

Doug Wekenman wraps-up our "The Future You" series with a message about taking on the storms in our life with confidence because we have Jesus on our side. 

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that church is not a building, it is a community of people. We need each other and God’s plan is for us to live this life together.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that church is not a building, it is a community of people. We need each other and God’s plan is for us to live this life together.

What do you believe about God? What do you believe God thinks of you? What you believe will determine who you become.

What do you believe about God? What do you believe God thinks of you? What you believe will determine who you become.

How do we guarantee we become the person we want to be? We practice compound interest. We start small, schedule it, and with God's help we stick with it. 

How do we guarantee we become the person we want to be? We practice compound interest. We start small, schedule it, and with God's help we stick with it. 

Doug Wekenman shows us how the greatest access to the power to change is found in fasting.

Doug Wekenman shows us how the greatest access to the power to change is found in fasting.

Hope has come! This Christmas we want you to know three important truths: God loves you, God is with you, and God has a plan for your life.

Hope has come! This Christmas we want you to know three important truths: God loves you, God is with you, and God has a plan for your life.

This time of year we sing songs about peace and joy, but we often feel so far from those things. Andrew Matrone shares with us how to find true, lasting peace in all seasons of life.

This time of year we sing songs about peace and joy, but we often feel so far from those things. Andrew Matrone shares with us how to find true, lasting peace in all seasons of life.

Pastor Doug Wekenman wraps up our Kingdom Builders series by reminding us that generosity is not just the call of Heaven, but the path to real life in the here and now. 

Pastor Doug Wekenman wraps up our Kingdom Builders series by reminding us that generosity is not just the call of Heaven, but the path to real life in the here and now. 

Pastor Jimmy Rollins reminds us that we are owners of nothing, but managers of everything. When we put our resources in the hands of Jesus, the impact of our resources multiplies.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins reminds us that we are owners of nothing, but managers of everything. When we put our resources in the hands of Jesus, the impact of our resources multiplies.

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson shares about his personal journey of learning the peace and purpose of giving.

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson shares about his personal journey of learning the peace and purpose of giving.

Pastor Doug Wekenman gives us a timely reminder that we are responsible for our our spiritual fitness, and equips us with tangible steps to get intentional about growing in our faith. 

Pastor Doug Wekenman gives us a timely reminder that we are responsible for our our spiritual fitness, and equips us with tangible steps to get intentional about growing in our faith. 

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson gives specific proofs that the Bible can be trusted because it is historically, scientifically, and prophetically accurate and stands the test of time.

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson gives specific proofs that the Bible can be trusted because it is historically, scientifically, and prophetically accurate and stands the test of time.

Pastor Andrew Matrone continues our 'Word of God' series by talking about how The Bible is not just a history book, but rather the ultimate truth and authority that we are called to base our whole lives around.

Pastor Andrew Matrone continues our 'Word of God' series by talking about how The Bible is not just a history book, but rather the ultimate truth and authority that we are called to base our whole lives around.

In week 2 of our ‘Word of God’ series, Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson answers the question ‘How do I hear God speak?’.

In week 2 of our ‘Word of God’ series, Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson answers the question ‘How do I hear God speak?’.

We start our brand new 'Word of God' series by going back to basics and exploring what the Bible is and what the Bible isn't.

We start our brand new 'Word of God' series by going back to basics and exploring what the Bible is and what the Bible isn't.

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson give us specific examples of how we can take our location, our giftings, and our blessings and use them all to partner with God and go change the world.

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson give us specific examples of how we can take our location, our giftings, and our blessings and use them all to partner with God and go change the world.

Pastor Shawn Johnson inspires us to impact the people in our own arenas by reminding us that critics don't get to steal our calling.

Pastor Shawn Johnson inspires us to impact the people in our own arenas by reminding us that critics don't get to steal our calling.

God wants us to be rich in relationships, by being famous to a few. Doug Wekenman teaches us what we can learn from the church of Acts about friendship and community.

God wants us to be rich in relationships, by being famous to a few. Doug Wekenman teaches us what we can learn from the church of Acts about friendship and community.

Pastor Doug Wekenman kicks off our new series by reminding us the importance of protecting our hearts.

Pastor Doug Wekenman kicks off our new series by reminding us the importance of protecting our hearts.

The world tells us our brokenness is a list of reasons why God can't use us. Jesus says our brokenness is a resume of all the reasons why He can.

The world tells us our brokenness is a list of reasons why God can't use us. Jesus says our brokenness is a resume of all the reasons why He can.

Culture tells us there is no ultimate truth and to claim there is shows arrogance. Pastor Doug Wekenman explores what the Bible has to say about truth and the invitation for believers in Christ.

Culture tells us there is no ultimate truth and to claim there is shows arrogance. Pastor Doug Wekenman explores what the Bible has to say about truth and the invitation for believers in Christ.

Pastor Shawn Johnson walks us through how to receive undeserved grace when we carry shame.

Pastor Shawn Johnson walks us through how to receive undeserved grace when we carry shame.

We live in a world that rewards us based on our actions, but Jesus came to offer the FREE gift of grace to all who seek him.

We live in a world that rewards us based on our actions, but Jesus came to offer the FREE gift of grace to all who seek him.

Pastor Doug Wekenman walks us through several stories of the Bible and shows us how the purpose of all scripture is to point to Jesus.

Pastor Doug Wekenman walks us through several stories of the Bible and shows us how the purpose of all scripture is to point to Jesus.

Young Adult Pastor Connor Grim asks about our proximity to Jesus. Are we a part of the crowd, or are we truly following Jesus and experiencing the full life He has for us?

Young Adult Pastor Connor Grim asks about our proximity to Jesus. Are we a part of the crowd, or are we truly following Jesus and experiencing the full life He has for us?

In this week's sermon, Pastor Levi Lusko teaches us the importance of a routine that points us to our savior: Jesus Christ.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Levi Lusko teaches us the importance of a routine that points us to our savior: Jesus Christ.

This weekend we hear from our campus pastors! Josh Kingry shares his story and reminds us of God’s faithfulness.

This weekend we hear from our campus pastors! Josh Kingry shares his story and reminds us of God’s faithfulness.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins reminds us that freedom isn’t perfection, true freedom is having nothing to hide.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins reminds us that freedom isn’t perfection, true freedom is having nothing to hide.

God has a plan for our lives, but the end result is not without our participation. He makes the plans, we bring the posture, and together we write the story.

God has a plan for our lives, but the end result is not without our participation. He makes the plans, we bring the posture, and together we write the story.

Paul writes to the Philippians from a jail cell, and his message is Joy. How can we find joy in the difficult circumstances and seasons of our own lives?

Paul writes to the Philippians from a jail cell, and his message is Joy. How can we find joy in the difficult circumstances and seasons of our own lives?

Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that we have been given power through the Holy Spirit to expand the Kingdom of God. It's time to "GO"!

Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that we have been given power through the Holy Spirit to expand the Kingdom of God. It's time to "GO"!

Senior pastor Shawn Johnson equips us with scriptural tools to fight the battles in our lives.

Senior pastor Shawn Johnson equips us with scriptural tools to fight the battles in our lives.

Pastor Doug Wekenman teaches us about Grit and what it means to step out of our comfort zones and live the life God's calling us to live.

Pastor Doug Wekenman teaches us about Grit and what it means to step out of our comfort zones and live the life God's calling us to live.

This week our Senior Pastor, Shawn Johnson, teaches us what to do when we feel overwhelmed.

This week our Senior Pastor, Shawn Johnson, teaches us what to do when we feel overwhelmed.

Pastor Jill Johnson teaches us three characteristics of God that we can focus on in the midst of our trials.

Pastor Jill Johnson teaches us three characteristics of God that we can focus on in the midst of our trials.

When you know God, you’ll know who you are. When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Relationship reaffirms identity. Identity indicates calling.

When you know God, you’ll know who you are. When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Relationship reaffirms identity. Identity indicates calling.

Pastor Jordan McCaslin teaches us the difference between present circumstance and the reality of God's truth.

Pastor Jordan McCaslin teaches us the difference between present circumstance and the reality of God's truth.

Pastor Shawn Johnson encourages us this Easter to stand in confidence in the resurrection power of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Shawn Johnson encourages us this Easter to stand in confidence in the resurrection power of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Levi Lusko explains why Jesus' sacrifice had to be done for us.

Pastor Levi Lusko explains why Jesus' sacrifice had to be done for us.

Pastor Doug Wekenman helps us understand the faces of Jesus and why it's better to focus on Him, rather than our problems.

Pastor Doug Wekenman helps us understand the faces of Jesus and why it's better to focus on Him, rather than our problems.

Pastor Andrew Matrone walks us through the difference between following our "self" and following Jesus.

Pastor Andrew Matrone walks us through the difference between following our "self" and following Jesus.

Pastor Shawn Johnson finishes out the Attacking Anxiety series by giving us his final thoughts.

Pastor Shawn Johnson finishes out the Attacking Anxiety series by giving us his final thoughts.

Pastor Doug Wekenman continues our Attacking Anxiety series by teaching us the difference between "shipwrecks" and "snake bites" and when to stop sweating the small stuff.Attacking Anxiety • Week 5

Pastor Doug Wekenman continues our Attacking Anxiety series by teaching us the difference between "shipwrecks" and "snake bites" and when to stop sweating the small stuff.Attacking Anxiety • Week 5

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson continues the Attacking Anxiety series by reminding us how to stand firm in the midst of chaos.Attacking Anxiety • Week 4

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson continues the Attacking Anxiety series by reminding us how to stand firm in the midst of chaos.Attacking Anxiety • Week 4

Pastor Doug Wekenman reminds us that God has given us freedom, but we have to choose to live free.Attacking Anxiety • Week 3

Pastor Doug Wekenman reminds us that God has given us freedom, but we have to choose to live free.Attacking Anxiety • Week 3

We continue week two of our Attacking Anxiety series with some practical steps on how to start fighting back!Attacking Anxiety • Week 2

We continue week two of our Attacking Anxiety series with some practical steps on how to start fighting back!Attacking Anxiety • Week 2

Pastor Shawn Johnson kicks off our brand new series by reminding us that even when we are in the midst of anxiety, God's not finished and we have a reason to fight for freedom.Attacking Anxiety • Week 1

Pastor Shawn Johnson kicks off our brand new series by reminding us that even when we are in the midst of anxiety, God's not finished and we have a reason to fight for freedom.Attacking Anxiety • Week 1

An encouraging word from Pastor Jimmy Rollins about how to navigate life and emotions when we are in the in-between seasons of life.

An encouraging word from Pastor Jimmy Rollins about how to navigate life and emotions when we are in the in-between seasons of life.

Pastor Andrew Matrone asks the question, 'what had God entrusted in your care?' Why does it matter if we make a difference in this world, and how can we go about doing so?Est. 2022 • Week 4

Pastor Andrew Matrone asks the question, 'what had God entrusted in your care?' Why does it matter if we make a difference in this world, and how can we go about doing so?Est. 2022 • Week 4

Pastor Doug Wekenman teaches us about finding our purpose in the third week of our Est. 22 series.Est. 2022 • Week 3

Pastor Doug Wekenman teaches us about finding our purpose in the third week of our Est. 22 series.Est. 2022 • Week 3

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that we were created to pursue the plans of God with the people of God. Est. 2022 • Week 2

Senior Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that we were created to pursue the plans of God with the people of God. Est. 2022 • Week 2

Pastor Doug Wekenman kicks off our Est. 2022 series by reminding us that when it comes to our spiritual lives, the order in which we prioritize things matters. He invites us to remember how to experience God first, and watch the fruits of the spirit unfold in our lives as a result.Est. 2022 • Week 1

Pastor Doug Wekenman kicks off our Est. 2022 series by reminding us that when it comes to our spiritual lives, the order in which we prioritize things matters. He invites us to remember how to experience God first, and watch the fruits of the spirit unfold in our lives as a result.Est. 2022 • Week 1

We have a God of new beginnings, who wove fresh starts into his creation because he knew we’d need them. Our God is coming like the rising sun, all we have to do is look to the east!Est. 2022

We have a God of new beginnings, who wove fresh starts into his creation because he knew we’d need them. Our God is coming like the rising sun, all we have to do is look to the east!Est. 2022

We celebrate Christmas and remember that the reason we celebrate the gift of Jesus is because his life for ours is the best gift exchange we have ever been offered.

We celebrate Christmas and remember that the reason we celebrate the gift of Jesus is because his life for ours is the best gift exchange we have ever been offered.

What if we took time at the end of 2021 to stop and find the faithfulness of God in the last year before we jump into a new one? Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that how we perceive God directly affects how we perceive life.

What if we took time at the end of 2021 to stop and find the faithfulness of God in the last year before we jump into a new one? Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that how we perceive God directly affects how we perceive life.

Pastor Doug Wekenman closes our Kingdom Builders series as we prepare our hearts to give our year-end offerings. He reminds us that “Fortune favors the B.R.A.V.E.”.Kingdom Builders • Week 4

Pastor Doug Wekenman closes our Kingdom Builders series as we prepare our hearts to give our year-end offerings. He reminds us that “Fortune favors the B.R.A.V.E.”.Kingdom Builders • Week 4

Lead Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that giving is not about what you have, it is about how you steward what you have.Kingdom Builders • Week 3

Lead Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that giving is not about what you have, it is about how you steward what you have.Kingdom Builders • Week 3

Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that the key to unlocking our unlimited potential is enlarging our belief about who God is and how He wants to use us.Kingdom Builders • Week 2

Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that the key to unlocking our unlimited potential is enlarging our belief about who God is and how He wants to use us.Kingdom Builders • Week 2

Pastor Chris Hodges gives an encouraging word on the Grace of God and the eternal gift of giving.Kingdom Builders • Week 1

Pastor Chris Hodges gives an encouraging word on the Grace of God and the eternal gift of giving.Kingdom Builders • Week 1

Pastor Doug Wekenman explains the mystery of fasting and why it isn’t just for the “spiritual” people, but rather it’s for all of us.5 Reasons • Week 4

Pastor Doug Wekenman explains the mystery of fasting and why it isn’t just for the “spiritual” people, but rather it’s for all of us.5 Reasons • Week 4

God qualifies us for the things He calls us to, all we have to do is stay close to him and keep our hands and our hearts open.5 Reasons • Week 3

God qualifies us for the things He calls us to, all we have to do is stay close to him and keep our hands and our hearts open.5 Reasons • Week 3

Prayer (aka talking to God) builds our relationship with Him, but sometimes we need a reminder of how and why we should add it into our daily lives.5 Reasons • Week 1

Prayer (aka talking to God) builds our relationship with Him, but sometimes we need a reminder of how and why we should add it into our daily lives.5 Reasons • Week 1

Inviting God to 'ruin' your life might be just the breakthrough you've been waiting for.

Inviting God to 'ruin' your life might be just the breakthrough you've been waiting for.

Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that a life of passion starts with a life of understanding just how big our God is and being expectant for what He will do.

Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that a life of passion starts with a life of understanding just how big our God is and being expectant for what He will do.

The world needs your story! Pastor Shawn shares some of his story with us as he encourages us to stay the course when it comes to our faith and our calling.

The world needs your story! Pastor Shawn shares some of his story with us as he encourages us to stay the course when it comes to our faith and our calling.

Do you ever wonder what Heaven is really like? Doug paints a portrait of Heaven from his vantage point—a view that will give you a sense of hope, excitement, and urgency.

Do you ever wonder what Heaven is really like? Doug paints a portrait of Heaven from his vantage point—a view that will give you a sense of hope, excitement, and urgency.

Senior Pastor, Shawn Johnson, kicks off our new series—Vantage Point. In week 1, he walks us through what it's like to see God from his vantage point, how to see Jesus through his eyes.

Senior Pastor, Shawn Johnson, kicks off our new series—Vantage Point. In week 1, he walks us through what it's like to see God from his vantage point, how to see Jesus through his eyes.

So often we fear not being enough or not having enough, but that is living in a scarcity mindset. What would it look like if we traded in our fears of lack for more of Jesus?

So often we fear not being enough or not having enough, but that is living in a scarcity mindset. What would it look like if we traded in our fears of lack for more of Jesus?

Pastor Doug Wekenman brings a timely reminder that the answer to all the world's problems is a person: Jesus! The time is now for us to share the one and only solution for the trials of this world.

Pastor Doug Wekenman brings a timely reminder that the answer to all the world's problems is a person: Jesus! The time is now for us to share the one and only solution for the trials of this world.

Do you struggle with feeling like you have to earn your worth? Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that God is our “Abba, Father” who not only loves us, but enjoys us simply because he is our Heavenly Father and we are his kids.

Do you struggle with feeling like you have to earn your worth? Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that God is our “Abba, Father” who not only loves us, but enjoys us simply because he is our Heavenly Father and we are his kids.

Fitting in is easier than standing out, but it is not the life we are called to as Christians. How do we stay in the world, while not becoming the world, and in so doing change the world?

Fitting in is easier than standing out, but it is not the life we are called to as Christians. How do we stay in the world, while not becoming the world, and in so doing change the world?

A lot of things changed during COVID, including how we do church. Our lead pastor, Shawn Johnson, reminds us that we are the church! It's not a movie to consume, but a movement to be a part of.

A lot of things changed during COVID, including how we do church. Our lead pastor, Shawn Johnson, reminds us that we are the church! It's not a movie to consume, but a movement to be a part of.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that while salvation is free, we can limit the 'more' that God wants to do in our lives if we don't take ownership of our thoughts, health, rhythm, integrity, vert and expectations.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that while salvation is free, we can limit the 'more' that God wants to do in our lives if we don't take ownership of our thoughts, health, rhythm, integrity, vert and expectations.

Special guest speaker, Jeremy DeWeerdt walks us through a parable of Jesus that is intended to shift our default from safe to uncomfortable in order to start having relationships with people in the margins.

Special guest speaker, Jeremy DeWeerdt walks us through a parable of Jesus that is intended to shift our default from safe to uncomfortable in order to start having relationships with people in the margins.

Park Meadows Campus Pastor James Keathley teaches us that practicing Sabbath is still relevant and essential for our lives today.

Park Meadows Campus Pastor James Keathley teaches us that practicing Sabbath is still relevant and essential for our lives today.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that when we know who we are in Jesus, we will know what to do when life get's complicated.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that when we know who we are in Jesus, we will know what to do when life get's complicated.

Complete joy is not circumstantial, yet so many of us lack it. Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us practical ways to restore true, lasting joy.

Complete joy is not circumstantial, yet so many of us lack it. Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us practical ways to restore true, lasting joy.

Are you tired? Not just, "I need a nap", but soul tired? Pastor Jimmy Rollins takes us to the book of Jeremiah to teach us how to find true rest for souls.

Are you tired? Not just, "I need a nap", but soul tired? Pastor Jimmy Rollins takes us to the book of Jeremiah to teach us how to find true rest for souls.

Freedom is not about position. Freedom is a gift we receive because of what Christ did for us. He calls us free, so we are free indeed.

Freedom is not about position. Freedom is a gift we receive because of what Christ did for us. He calls us free, so we are free indeed.

Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that God is never-changing, but He is always changing us. He is doing a new thing, and we are invited to participate.

Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that God is never-changing, but He is always changing us. He is doing a new thing, and we are invited to participate.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that we can have confidence in all seasons of life because God’s presence has already gone before us and is with us every step of the way.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that we can have confidence in all seasons of life because God’s presence has already gone before us and is with us every step of the way.

The longer we live, the harder it is to experience true wonder. Doug Wekenman gives us pointers on how to restore our childlike perspective of the world and find ourselves in awe of God in the process.

The longer we live, the harder it is to experience true wonder. Doug Wekenman gives us pointers on how to restore our childlike perspective of the world and find ourselves in awe of God in the process.

Pastor Jill Johnson gives us a timely message about the power of our God and the importance of getting into His presence and trusting Him with the details of our lives.

Pastor Jill Johnson gives us a timely message about the power of our God and the importance of getting into His presence and trusting Him with the details of our lives.

There is freedom in forgiveness, but what do we do when the pain of the past is too much? Pastor Shawn Johnson walks through 5 aspects of healthy forgiveness. [Forgiveness Prayer: redrockschurch.com/forgive]

There is freedom in forgiveness, but what do we do when the pain of the past is too much? Pastor Shawn Johnson walks through 5 aspects of healthy forgiveness. [Forgiveness Prayer: redrockschurch.com/forgive]

Relationship is vital when it comes to our faith. As we grow closer to God, and we get to know Him more, we unlock the greatness of His goodness in our lives.

Relationship is vital when it comes to our faith. As we grow closer to God, and we get to know Him more, we unlock the greatness of His goodness in our lives.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that God does not have a speaking problem, we have a listening problem. If you have ever wondered how to hear the voice of God, this one is for you!

Doug Wekenman reminds us that God does not have a speaking problem, we have a listening problem. If you have ever wondered how to hear the voice of God, this one is for you!

Pastor Ronnie Johnson asks the question who are you competing with? As Christians we can have lasting rest if we choose a life of being led by the Spirit rather than driven by the world.

Pastor Ronnie Johnson asks the question who are you competing with? As Christians we can have lasting rest if we choose a life of being led by the Spirit rather than driven by the world.

Lead Pastor Shawn Johnson looks at the Easter story through the perspective of Mary Magdelene and reminds us that the Easter story is also our story.

Lead Pastor Shawn Johnson looks at the Easter story through the perspective of Mary Magdelene and reminds us that the Easter story is also our story.

All of our current struggles can be traced back to the root problem of sin. Without a solution to sin, our attempts to fix our problems will always be temporary. This Palm Sunday Conrad reminds us that Jesus came to conquer sin, and he is our true, and final solution.

All of our current struggles can be traced back to the root problem of sin. Without a solution to sin, our attempts to fix our problems will always be temporary. This Palm Sunday Conrad reminds us that Jesus came to conquer sin, and he is our true, and final solution.

Sex might seem like a taboo topic for church, but sex was designed by God and meant to be enjoyed in the right context. Doug reminds us that when God gives us parameters it is not because he wants to ruin our lives, it's because he is a good father and he knows what we need in order to experience life and relationships to the full.

Sex might seem like a taboo topic for church, but sex was designed by God and meant to be enjoyed in the right context. Doug reminds us that when God gives us parameters it is not because he wants to ruin our lives, it's because he is a good father and he knows what we need in order to experience life and relationships to the full.

Conflict is a natural and inevitable part of relationships. We shouldn't aim to avoid conflict, but rather learn how to navigate it in a way that will lead us into deeper, healthier relationships. In week 5 of Let’s Talk Relationships, Shawn sits down with his counselor Harv Powers, to discuss the 'DOs' and 'DON'TS' of conflict.

Conflict is a natural and inevitable part of relationships. We shouldn't aim to avoid conflict, but rather learn how to navigate it in a way that will lead us into deeper, healthier relationships. In week 5 of Let’s Talk Relationships, Shawn sits down with his counselor Harv Powers, to discuss the 'DOs' and 'DON'TS' of conflict.

In week 4 of our Let's Talk: Relationships series we hear from Pastors Shawn and Jill Johnson about relationships when life gets complicated. They give us real examples of how to love those we care about most when they are deeply hurting.

In week 4 of our Let's Talk: Relationships series we hear from Pastors Shawn and Jill Johnson about relationships when life gets complicated. They give us real examples of how to love those we care about most when they are deeply hurting.

The Bible refers to the roles we play in marriage in a way that has profound impact on how we foster intimacy. One of the biggest things that can get in the way of intimacy is the shame that many of us carry. This week we will hear a message from Ronnie Johnson about how husbands love their wives as Christ has loved his Church and how it profoundly impacts the shame we face within relationships.

The Bible refers to the roles we play in marriage in a way that has profound impact on how we foster intimacy. One of the biggest things that can get in the way of intimacy is the shame that many of us carry. This week we will hear a message from Ronnie Johnson about how husbands love their wives as Christ has loved his Church and how it profoundly impacts the shame we face within relationships.

What does a healthy single life look like as a follower of Jesus? Andrew Matrone reminds us that single years are not disposable years, they are transformative. Choosing to be intentional in whatever season we are currently in will equip us for the future God has planned for us.

What does a healthy single life look like as a follower of Jesus? Andrew Matrone reminds us that single years are not disposable years, they are transformative. Choosing to be intentional in whatever season we are currently in will equip us for the future God has planned for us.

In week 1 of our relationship series Shawn and Jill Johnson sit down with Jimmy and Irene Rollins to discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to marriage. Parental discretion advised.

In week 1 of our relationship series Shawn and Jill Johnson sit down with Jimmy and Irene Rollins to discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to marriage. Parental discretion advised.

Shawn wraps up our Legacy series with a message about taking small steps to accomplish lasting legacies. Shawn reminds us that legacies don’t happen by accident. If we make big lofty goals we are likely to fail, but choosing to set attainable goals, and make consistent choices to achieve them will result in leaving the legacy we desire.

Shawn wraps up our Legacy series with a message about taking small steps to accomplish lasting legacies. Shawn reminds us that legacies don’t happen by accident. If we make big lofty goals we are likely to fail, but choosing to set attainable goals, and make consistent choices to achieve them will result in leaving the legacy we desire.

Doug Wekenman, from Red Rocks Austin, brings the message for week 4 of the Legacy series. Doug speaks about the power of the legacy mentality: the constant quest to live a life that outlives you, by the power of God, for the Kingdom of God. Doug asks the powerful question “what about your life needs to change this year?” and “what kingdom are you building?”

Doug Wekenman, from Red Rocks Austin, brings the message for week 4 of the Legacy series. Doug speaks about the power of the legacy mentality: the constant quest to live a life that outlives you, by the power of God, for the Kingdom of God. Doug asks the powerful question “what about your life needs to change this year?” and “what kingdom are you building?”

For week 3 of Legacy, Shawn speaks with Lee Domingue, the Legacy Pastor from Church of the Highlands in Alabama. Lee clarifies the difference between a dynasty and a legacy, and being driven or being led. Lee’s words are freeing and clarifying for those who want to partner their work outside the church with the work going on inside the church.

For week 3 of Legacy, Shawn speaks with Lee Domingue, the Legacy Pastor from Church of the Highlands in Alabama. Lee clarifies the difference between a dynasty and a legacy, and being driven or being led. Lee’s words are freeing and clarifying for those who want to partner their work outside the church with the work going on inside the church.

In week 2 of Legacy, Ronnie speaks about how legacies begin and he reminds us that if we aren’t careful, we might be remembered for the things we never allowed God to heal. God wants to address what’s happening IN you, not just what’s happening TO you. And when we rise up in the midst of our struggles to trust God’s healing work, we can leave a legacy that points to the amazing nature of our God.

In week 2 of Legacy, Ronnie speaks about how legacies begin and he reminds us that if we aren’t careful, we might be remembered for the things we never allowed God to heal. God wants to address what’s happening IN you, not just what’s happening TO you. And when we rise up in the midst of our struggles to trust God’s healing work, we can leave a legacy that points to the amazing nature of our God.

For the introduction of the new series, Legacy, lead pastor Shawn Johnson begins with the basics: legacy starts with loving God, loving people, and reaching the lost. While many things in life can end up feeling void and meaningless, pouring into our relationship with God provides meaning and leaves a lasting legacy.

For the introduction of the new series, Legacy, lead pastor Shawn Johnson begins with the basics: legacy starts with loving God, loving people, and reaching the lost. While many things in life can end up feeling void and meaningless, pouring into our relationship with God provides meaning and leaves a lasting legacy.

As we kick off 2021, Andrew Matrone speaks a powerful message about the importance of time spent in the Bible for our daily lives. Andrew reminds us that the Word of God is a guide, it defends us, and it transforms us and he shares ways that we can make reading the Bible a consistent part of our day to day life.

As we kick off 2021, Andrew Matrone speaks a powerful message about the importance of time spent in the Bible for our daily lives. Andrew reminds us that the Word of God is a guide, it defends us, and it transforms us and he shares ways that we can make reading the Bible a consistent part of our day to day life.

Shawn Johnson, lead pastor of Red Rocks Church, preaches the Christmas message and reminds us of this: as much bad news as life can bring us (especially after a year like this one), Christmas is about celebrating GOOD NEWS! More than perhaps ever before, we can relate to the participants of the Christmas story on a whole new level, and Shawn walks us through their story from a new perspective. Mary and Joseph were not strangers to interrupted plans, halted work, and chaotic life-changes. And Shawn reminds us that in the middle of our own chaos, pain, or tragedy, we can experience a supernatural joy that comes only from God. Because when Jesus arrived on the scene he brought peace, hope, joy and salvation and that’s a reminder we need every year, but especially this one.

Shawn Johnson, lead pastor of Red Rocks Church, preaches the Christmas message and reminds us of this: as much bad news as life can bring us (especially after a year like this one), Christmas is about celebrating GOOD NEWS! More than perhaps ever before, we can relate to the participants of the Christmas story on a whole new level, and Shawn walks us through their story from a new perspective. Mary and Joseph were not strangers to interrupted plans, halted work, and chaotic life-changes. And Shawn reminds us that in the middle of our own chaos, pain, or tragedy, we can experience a supernatural joy that comes only from God. Because when Jesus arrived on the scene he brought peace, hope, joy and salvation and that’s a reminder we need every year, but especially this one.

As 2020 draws to a close, Ronnie speaks through Psalm 23 and the challenges and hurdles that many of us have experienced over the past year. So often we look to God and ask “can you get me through this?” “could you help me make it through that?” and Ronnie challenges us to ask: is God our guide or is He our God?

As 2020 draws to a close, Ronnie speaks through Psalm 23 and the challenges and hurdles that many of us have experienced over the past year. So often we look to God and ask “can you get me through this?” “could you help me make it through that?” and Ronnie challenges us to ask: is God our guide or is He our God?

In the final weekend of our Kingdom Builders series, Shawn highlights some of the amazing things that YOU, Red Rocks Church, have done this year through your generosity! Speaking out of 2 Corinthians and Luke, Shawn reminds us that our generosity is even more powerful when it’s partnered with the local church!*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In the final weekend of our Kingdom Builders series, Shawn highlights some of the amazing things that YOU, Red Rocks Church, have done this year through your generosity! Speaking out of 2 Corinthians and Luke, Shawn reminds us that our generosity is even more powerful when it’s partnered with the local church!*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In week 3 of Kingdom Builders, Jimmy Rollins (lead pastor of i5 City Church), speaks about the power of HOME; the home-team, the home-field advantage, the home-Church and what it’s doing out in the world. There is power in a house, and Jimmy reminds us that Red Rocks Church is a house of miracles. Red Rocks Church’s “house” is now located in homes worldwide, and we each have the opportunity to be the tangible hands and feet of Jesus in our community.*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In week 3 of Kingdom Builders, Jimmy Rollins (lead pastor of i5 City Church), speaks about the power of HOME; the home-team, the home-field advantage, the home-Church and what it’s doing out in the world. There is power in a house, and Jimmy reminds us that Red Rocks Church is a house of miracles. Red Rocks Church’s “house” is now located in homes worldwide, and we each have the opportunity to be the tangible hands and feet of Jesus in our community.*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In week 2 of Kingdom Builders, Doug speaks about unexpected generosity and the way that in ministers to our own hearts when we give. Undoubtedly 2020 has handed us fierce trouble and intense pressure, but surprisingly those two things are not specific to 2020. We read about these things in the Bible, and these two elements often push the Church into its finest hour.*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In week 2 of Kingdom Builders, Doug speaks about unexpected generosity and the way that in ministers to our own hearts when we give. Undoubtedly 2020 has handed us fierce trouble and intense pressure, but surprisingly those two things are not specific to 2020. We read about these things in the Bible, and these two elements often push the Church into its finest hour.*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In week 1 of Kingdom Builders, guest speaker Craig Groeschel (Lead Pastor of Life.Church, based in Oklahoma) introduces the basics of generosity. While a fear-based model of spending looks like "we consume, we lack, and then we fear," a generosity model looks like "we give, God multiplies, and then our faith grows." Craig breaks down what the "tithe" is and why it’s important in our faith journey, and he also shares stories of God’s provision over the years in his life and in the life of his home church.*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

In week 1 of Kingdom Builders, guest speaker Craig Groeschel (Lead Pastor of Life.Church, based in Oklahoma) introduces the basics of generosity. While a fear-based model of spending looks like "we consume, we lack, and then we fear," a generosity model looks like "we give, God multiplies, and then our faith grows." Craig breaks down what the "tithe" is and why it’s important in our faith journey, and he also shares stories of God’s provision over the years in his life and in the life of his home church.*Each November and December our church focuses on the topic of generosity. Our staff fully realizes that 2020 has hit individuals and families hard in profound financial ways, and we hope that you’ll listen to this series without guilt to give to our church. We want to share the power of generosity with you because we know it’s a powerful part of your relationship with God, and we hope that if you’re able to give that you will give to ANY church, not specifically ours! We love you and we are so thankful that you are here!*

This weekend Shawn reminds us that even in seasons of uncertainty, God has a plan for your life. We were never promised a calling from God that does not include difficulty, and this year has made it clear that we need to persevere through some challenging things. Instead of focusing on others' criticisms, or our own negative thoughts, we need to focus on what God thinks of us and be reminded that He made us on purpose for a purpose.*Mature content: please be aware that this message includes someone’s story involving suicide and a violent mental break, so we want to let you know about the content before you push play.

This weekend Shawn reminds us that even in seasons of uncertainty, God has a plan for your life. We were never promised a calling from God that does not include difficulty, and this year has made it clear that we need to persevere through some challenging things. Instead of focusing on others' criticisms, or our own negative thoughts, we need to focus on what God thinks of us and be reminded that He made us on purpose for a purpose.*Mature content: please be aware that this message includes someone’s story involving suicide and a violent mental break, so we want to let you know about the content before you push play.

This weekend Doug digs into the questions and doubts we’ve each had, at one time or another, regarding God. The disciple Thomas gets a bad reputation for his doubting of Jesus’ resurrection, but God is a big God who can handle our doubts and our concerns. Just like with Thomas, God meets us in our doubting; He’s not put-off or disappointed by it.

This weekend Doug digs into the questions and doubts we’ve each had, at one time or another, regarding God. The disciple Thomas gets a bad reputation for his doubting of Jesus’ resurrection, but God is a big God who can handle our doubts and our concerns. Just like with Thomas, God meets us in our doubting; He’s not put-off or disappointed by it.

This weekend Ronnie talks about “how it started” and “how it’s going,” and the space between those two realities. It’s that blank space, the trials and pitfalls, that can reveal God’s presence and nearness to you. Whatever your “blank space” is, Ronnie reminds us that the most necessary thing in our lives is God’s presence; not the loss of a title, a role, or a dream in our season of waiting.

This weekend Ronnie talks about “how it started” and “how it’s going,” and the space between those two realities. It’s that blank space, the trials and pitfalls, that can reveal God’s presence and nearness to you. Whatever your “blank space” is, Ronnie reminds us that the most necessary thing in our lives is God’s presence; not the loss of a title, a role, or a dream in our season of waiting.

In the final weekend of Kingdom Culture, Shawn preaches an amazing message all about the unnecessary shame that we carry. Many of us don’t realize that we carry our shame around wherever we go, and it gets in the way of our lives and our relationship with God. While we look at ourselves through the lens of embarrassment, regret, or shame, God looks at us and He sees his CHILD, who He LOVES!

In the final weekend of Kingdom Culture, Shawn preaches an amazing message all about the unnecessary shame that we carry. Many of us don’t realize that we carry our shame around wherever we go, and it gets in the way of our lives and our relationship with God. While we look at ourselves through the lens of embarrassment, regret, or shame, God looks at us and He sees his CHILD, who He LOVES!

In week ten of Kingdom Culture, Andrew Matrone speaks to those of us who feel like our expectations do not match our reality; we look around and we don’t see the things that we envisioned for ourselves, or the things we’ve prayed for. In the midst of the frustration and waiting, Andrew reminds us of a few truths: God honors movement. Don’t let your season of waiting be a season of wandering. And it is important to continue taking steps towards the things that God has put in your heart, even as you wait.

In week ten of Kingdom Culture, Andrew Matrone speaks to those of us who feel like our expectations do not match our reality; we look around and we don’t see the things that we envisioned for ourselves, or the things we’ve prayed for. In the midst of the frustration and waiting, Andrew reminds us of a few truths: God honors movement. Don’t let your season of waiting be a season of wandering. And it is important to continue taking steps towards the things that God has put in your heart, even as you wait.

In week nine of Kingdom Culture, Ronnie speaks about our “calling.” This can be a stressful topic for many of us, as we sort through our giftings, strengths, and the way we are wired to work. But Ronnie reminds us that our calling is actually to a person, not to a specific profession. So if you’ve been chasing a career path to pursue your calling, you can rest easy today. The closeness of your relationship with God allows you to walk in your calling every day, regardless of your employment or profession.

In week nine of Kingdom Culture, Ronnie speaks about our “calling.” This can be a stressful topic for many of us, as we sort through our giftings, strengths, and the way we are wired to work. But Ronnie reminds us that our calling is actually to a person, not to a specific profession. So if you’ve been chasing a career path to pursue your calling, you can rest easy today. The closeness of your relationship with God allows you to walk in your calling every day, regardless of your employment or profession.

In week eight of Kingdom Culture, Doug Wekenman breaks down a well-known Bible story that makes many of us uncomfortable. Through this message Doug reminds us that living as a Christian isn’t about religion or about following the rules, it’s about a relationship with Jesus. When we reorient our perspective to focus on the person of Jesus, we can anchor our Kingdom Culture on Him, and that is a solid foundation for life.

In week eight of Kingdom Culture, Doug Wekenman breaks down a well-known Bible story that makes many of us uncomfortable. Through this message Doug reminds us that living as a Christian isn’t about religion or about following the rules, it’s about a relationship with Jesus. When we reorient our perspective to focus on the person of Jesus, we can anchor our Kingdom Culture on Him, and that is a solid foundation for life.

In week seven of Kingdom Culture, Shawn talks through how we can battle anxiety, depression, and fear with a powerful tool: thankfulness and remembering what God has done in the past. From Psalm 9, Shawn gives a powerful battle cry for each of us as we work through our biggest fears and struggles. Remembering God’s victories in the past allows us to place His power in front of our fears, even in the midst of life’s most intense storms.

In week seven of Kingdom Culture, Shawn talks through how we can battle anxiety, depression, and fear with a powerful tool: thankfulness and remembering what God has done in the past. From Psalm 9, Shawn gives a powerful battle cry for each of us as we work through our biggest fears and struggles. Remembering God’s victories in the past allows us to place His power in front of our fears, even in the midst of life’s most intense storms.

Jimmy Rollins, lead pastor of i5 City Church, brings a powerful message for week 6 of Kingdom Culture! What do we do when the “hits” in life keep coming and we can’t seem to get ahead or move forward through adversity? What can we learn from the women and men in the Bible whose desperation caused them to seek Jesus in a whole new way? Jimmy shares a message that is timely and powerful for anyone who needs some encouragement to get back up and keep fighting.

Jimmy Rollins, lead pastor of i5 City Church, brings a powerful message for week 6 of Kingdom Culture! What do we do when the “hits” in life keep coming and we can’t seem to get ahead or move forward through adversity? What can we learn from the women and men in the Bible whose desperation caused them to seek Jesus in a whole new way? Jimmy shares a message that is timely and powerful for anyone who needs some encouragement to get back up and keep fighting.

In week five of Kingdom Culture, Ronnie highlights the things in life that can leave us feeling shaken. At times we find ourselves covering over the pain of our shaken lives with Christian quick-fixes, but at the heart, we are not allowing God to do the restorative work within our souls that will bring us true peace. Ronnie reminds us that the God of the Universe LOVES us, in spite of our flaws, mistakes, or the storms we’re facing, and HIS love cannot be shaken.

In week five of Kingdom Culture, Ronnie highlights the things in life that can leave us feeling shaken. At times we find ourselves covering over the pain of our shaken lives with Christian quick-fixes, but at the heart, we are not allowing God to do the restorative work within our souls that will bring us true peace. Ronnie reminds us that the God of the Universe LOVES us, in spite of our flaws, mistakes, or the storms we’re facing, and HIS love cannot be shaken.

In week four of Kingdom Culture, Shawn handles the timely question “what should I do, say, and post within the context of this crazy world we’re living in?” Shawn reminds us that there are two cultures right now: Earth 2020 culture - where we each have strong views on politics, racial tensions, the pandemic, and more and we’ll fight to be RIGHT on social media about these things, and Kingdom Culture - where our culture is built upon the Kingdom of Heaven and we show LOVE to others regardless of how different they may be from us politically, racially, or otherwise. Our words have power, and in 2020 the way we show LOVE through our differences may be the biggest way we point others to Jesus.

In week four of Kingdom Culture, Shawn handles the timely question “what should I do, say, and post within the context of this crazy world we’re living in?” Shawn reminds us that there are two cultures right now: Earth 2020 culture - where we each have strong views on politics, racial tensions, the pandemic, and more and we’ll fight to be RIGHT on social media about these things, and Kingdom Culture - where our culture is built upon the Kingdom of Heaven and we show LOVE to others regardless of how different they may be from us politically, racially, or otherwise. Our words have power, and in 2020 the way we show LOVE through our differences may be the biggest way we point others to Jesus.

Doug Wekenman brings a powerful message for week three of Kingdom Culture. In his message Doug highlights four things that Christians should say more often: 1) I don’t know, 2) I can learn something from that person, 3) It’s gonna take more than that to offend me, and 4) I was wrong.

Doug Wekenman brings a powerful message for week three of Kingdom Culture. In his message Doug highlights four things that Christians should say more often: 1) I don’t know, 2) I can learn something from that person, 3) It’s gonna take more than that to offend me, and 4) I was wrong.

In week two of Kingdom Culture, Ronnie digs into what Kingdom Culture means and how we are led by the Holy Spirit. As we check our motivations and tendencies we can see our beliefs, and as we check the fruit of our lives we can see the ways that we ARE or ARE NOT walking with the Spirit. Ronnie reminds us that when our view of God gets bigger, our burdens and anxieties get smaller.

In week two of Kingdom Culture, Ronnie digs into what Kingdom Culture means and how we are led by the Holy Spirit. As we check our motivations and tendencies we can see our beliefs, and as we check the fruit of our lives we can see the ways that we ARE or ARE NOT walking with the Spirit. Ronnie reminds us that when our view of God gets bigger, our burdens and anxieties get smaller.

Shawn kicks off the Kingdom Culture series and reminds us that while the troubles we encounter here are real, we are citizens of Heaven and we are simply passing through Earth on our way to Heaven. This reality can give us strength and purpose through challenging times as we think “will ___ matter in 100 years?” Shawn reminds us that when we walk and talk with the Kingdom of Heaven in mind, we create Kingdom Culture, and we do this when we 1) pray for it, 2) look for it, and 3) live with it in mind.

Shawn kicks off the Kingdom Culture series and reminds us that while the troubles we encounter here are real, we are citizens of Heaven and we are simply passing through Earth on our way to Heaven. This reality can give us strength and purpose through challenging times as we think “will ___ matter in 100 years?” Shawn reminds us that when we walk and talk with the Kingdom of Heaven in mind, we create Kingdom Culture, and we do this when we 1) pray for it, 2) look for it, and 3) live with it in mind.

For week four of Follow Me, Jimmy Rollins, the lead pastor of i5 City Church, joins the RRC family for an amazing weekend of church! Preaching from Luke 5:12-15, Jimmy reminds us that our greatest misery has the opportunity to become our greatest ministry.

For week four of Follow Me, Jimmy Rollins, the lead pastor of i5 City Church, joins the RRC family for an amazing weekend of church! Preaching from Luke 5:12-15, Jimmy reminds us that our greatest misery has the opportunity to become our greatest ministry.

In week three of Follow Me, Doug Wekenman from our Austin location preaches about the difference between two Greek words: Eidó (perceiving with our senses) and Ginosko (knowing by experience). Doug reminds us that life with God is something to be EXPERIENCED, not just something to be observed from afar.

In week three of Follow Me, Doug Wekenman from our Austin location preaches about the difference between two Greek words: Eidó (perceiving with our senses) and Ginosko (knowing by experience). Doug reminds us that life with God is something to be EXPERIENCED, not just something to be observed from afar.

In week two of Follow Me, Ronnie preaches about Jesus’ antidote for the struggles, anxieties, and stress we each carry during challenging seasons. Ronnie brings new clarity to Matthew 11:28-29 NIV “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” Ronnie reminds us that we were never meant to carry the heavy parts of our life alone, and that Jesus is gentle and humble and that He wants to help us in each and every season.

In week two of Follow Me, Ronnie preaches about Jesus’ antidote for the struggles, anxieties, and stress we each carry during challenging seasons. Ronnie brings new clarity to Matthew 11:28-29 NIV “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” Ronnie reminds us that we were never meant to carry the heavy parts of our life alone, and that Jesus is gentle and humble and that He wants to help us in each and every season.

In week one of Follow Me, Shawn Johnson reminds us that when you read the Bible you will see multiple people who 1) experienced what they did because they said YES and 2) they had the opportunity to say yes because they were LISTENING. Shawn opens up the series by asking: if a yes takes us closer to the miraculous provision of God, are you listening for your directive so that you can say yes to it? What is God calling you to (even if it doesn’t make sense)?

In week one of Follow Me, Shawn Johnson reminds us that when you read the Bible you will see multiple people who 1) experienced what they did because they said YES and 2) they had the opportunity to say yes because they were LISTENING. Shawn opens up the series by asking: if a yes takes us closer to the miraculous provision of God, are you listening for your directive so that you can say yes to it? What is God calling you to (even if it doesn’t make sense)?

Andrew Matrone, the lead of Red Rocks Young Adults, speaks to the power of gratitude in our relationship with God. Through the story of the 10 lepers who were healed, and the one who returned to say thank you, Andrew reminds us that our gratitude impacts the restoration of our soul. When we return to God to give Him praise for what He’s done, gratitude allows us to not only combat the lies of the enemy, but to fully experience the life that God wants for us here.

Andrew Matrone, the lead of Red Rocks Young Adults, speaks to the power of gratitude in our relationship with God. Through the story of the 10 lepers who were healed, and the one who returned to say thank you, Andrew reminds us that our gratitude impacts the restoration of our soul. When we return to God to give Him praise for what He’s done, gratitude allows us to not only combat the lies of the enemy, but to fully experience the life that God wants for us here.

In week three of Echoes of Eden, Doug Wekenman concludes the series by asking “what in the world is going on here” regarding the current world we’re living in today. Doug closes the series by driving the point home that Jesus was “the perfect son of God, who lived the perfect life, to die at the perfect moment, as a perfect sacrifice in order to perfect some very imperfect people...proving that good triumphs over evil in a story of sacrifice and unbreakable love.”

In week three of Echoes of Eden, Doug Wekenman concludes the series by asking “what in the world is going on here” regarding the current world we’re living in today. Doug closes the series by driving the point home that Jesus was “the perfect son of God, who lived the perfect life, to die at the perfect moment, as a perfect sacrifice in order to perfect some very imperfect people...proving that good triumphs over evil in a story of sacrifice and unbreakable love.”

In week two of Echoes of Eden, Ronnie Johnson continues teaching from Genesis and digs into God’s intent for His world and for our lives in the garden. As we look at the choice that Adam and Eve made in accepting the forbidden fruit, we realize that we don’t have a sin problem, we have a deception problem.

In week two of Echoes of Eden, Ronnie Johnson continues teaching from Genesis and digs into God’s intent for His world and for our lives in the garden. As we look at the choice that Adam and Eve made in accepting the forbidden fruit, we realize that we don’t have a sin problem, we have a deception problem.

In week one of Echoes of Eden, Doug Wekenman dives into the beginning of the Bible to answer the question “why on earth are we here?” and walks through the many ways that we are advocates of the Imago Dei.

In week one of Echoes of Eden, Doug Wekenman dives into the beginning of the Bible to answer the question “why on earth are we here?” and walks through the many ways that we are advocates of the Imago Dei.

What can Red Rocks Church do to help in racial reconciliation? Jimmy Rollins returns to Red Rocks Church to speak to us about Jesus’ heart for the Church and for our African American brothers and sisters in Christ. Jimmy Rollins is the lead pastor of i5 City Church in Baltimore, we have learned so much from him each time he’s spoken to us in the past, and we are honored to enter this space with him as we listen and learn as a congregation.

What can Red Rocks Church do to help in racial reconciliation? Jimmy Rollins returns to Red Rocks Church to speak to us about Jesus’ heart for the Church and for our African American brothers and sisters in Christ. Jimmy Rollins is the lead pastor of i5 City Church in Baltimore, we have learned so much from him each time he’s spoken to us in the past, and we are honored to enter this space with him as we listen and learn as a congregation.

Continuing from last week, Shawn speaks to the power of underserved and profound grace for our lives. Shawn reminds us that we need to accept the grace that’s extended to us so that we can walk in love, joy, and peace.

Continuing from last week, Shawn speaks to the power of underserved and profound grace for our lives. Shawn reminds us that we need to accept the grace that’s extended to us so that we can walk in love, joy, and peace.

The gift of grace is good news whether it’s the first time you’ve received it, or whether you’re going to God for the 10,000th time to receive His free gift. Shawn unpacks the reality of grace in our day-to-day lives as we continue to reach new levels of trust with God.

The gift of grace is good news whether it’s the first time you’ve received it, or whether you’re going to God for the 10,000th time to receive His free gift. Shawn unpacks the reality of grace in our day-to-day lives as we continue to reach new levels of trust with God.

Regardless of how many times we’ve read or heard “For God so loved the world,” the truth in that verse can be difficult to fully comprehend. As we look at the person of God and His character, Ronnie reminds us that the entire story of the Bible showcases the love of God and His invitation for us to experience eternity forever with Him. With the help of his three year old daughter, Ronnie reveals some of our misconceptions about God’s love and he uses verses in the Bible to center our understanding of God on TRUTH instead. The love that God has for us is lavish and unconditional and it is transformational in our lives when we begin to accept it!

Regardless of how many times we’ve read or heard “For God so loved the world,” the truth in that verse can be difficult to fully comprehend. As we look at the person of God and His character, Ronnie reminds us that the entire story of the Bible showcases the love of God and His invitation for us to experience eternity forever with Him. With the help of his three year old daughter, Ronnie reveals some of our misconceptions about God’s love and he uses verses in the Bible to center our understanding of God on TRUTH instead. The love that God has for us is lavish and unconditional and it is transformational in our lives when we begin to accept it!

In a moment in time when so many of us feel like we don’t have enough of something (time, money, security, health), what can we learn from Jesus as he ministers to individuals and their needs? Teaching through Jesus’ miracle of the loaves and fishes, Ronnie points us to the fact that God is in control even when the odds feel stacked against us. Jesus has the ability to GIVE you what you LACK and to walk with you through seasons that feel uncertain. As you face moments when there is not enough of what you need, remember that there is another person in the equation, Jesus, and he will see you through your challenges.

In a moment in time when so many of us feel like we don’t have enough of something (time, money, security, health), what can we learn from Jesus as he ministers to individuals and their needs? Teaching through Jesus’ miracle of the loaves and fishes, Ronnie points us to the fact that God is in control even when the odds feel stacked against us. Jesus has the ability to GIVE you what you LACK and to walk with you through seasons that feel uncertain. As you face moments when there is not enough of what you need, remember that there is another person in the equation, Jesus, and he will see you through your challenges.

As stay-at-home orders begin to lift around the world, many of us are asking: What changes now? What stays the same? And how are we to live and work in our callings in this transition season? Continuing from last week, Shawn points us to the life of Paul in Acts, when Paul was wrongfully imprisoned and yet still ministered to everyone around him. Even in the midst of his trials and hardships, Paul remained committed to the calling that God had given him, and we can do the same. Shawn reminds us that when our calling is tied to the PEOPLE in our lives, our calling doesn’t change, even as the world around us steps into a season of transition.

As stay-at-home orders begin to lift around the world, many of us are asking: What changes now? What stays the same? And how are we to live and work in our callings in this transition season? Continuing from last week, Shawn points us to the life of Paul in Acts, when Paul was wrongfully imprisoned and yet still ministered to everyone around him. Even in the midst of his trials and hardships, Paul remained committed to the calling that God had given him, and we can do the same. Shawn reminds us that when our calling is tied to the PEOPLE in our lives, our calling doesn’t change, even as the world around us steps into a season of transition.

As our work, schooling, and day-to-day lives have changed so drastically over the last weeks, many of us have wondered things like “what is my purpose right now?” “what is my calling in this season?” Shawn encourages us, by looking at the life of Paul, that we can choose to live on-mission even when we are not able to meet with others face-to-face. In the worst conditions imaginable, as he awaited his execution and lived under house-arrest, Paul continued to reach lost people. Shawn reminds us that instead of putting off ministry for “when things are back to normal,” we can reach out, support, encourage, pray together, and invite people to church NOW, right where we are. Even if our neighborhood or city looks different today than it did a few months ago, we are still CALLED to reach the hurting, we can still live ON-MISSION, and we’re still EQUIPPED by the Holy Spirit to minister to those around us.

As our work, schooling, and day-to-day lives have changed so drastically over the last weeks, many of us have wondered things like “what is my purpose right now?” “what is my calling in this season?” Shawn encourages us, by looking at the life of Paul, that we can choose to live on-mission even when we are not able to meet with others face-to-face. In the worst conditions imaginable, as he awaited his execution and lived under house-arrest, Paul continued to reach lost people. Shawn reminds us that instead of putting off ministry for “when things are back to normal,” we can reach out, support, encourage, pray together, and invite people to church NOW, right where we are. Even if our neighborhood or city looks different today than it did a few months ago, we are still CALLED to reach the hurting, we can still live ON-MISSION, and we’re still EQUIPPED by the Holy Spirit to minister to those around us.

Who are we when our routines, jobs, and day-to-day lives are turned upside down? Many of us equate what we DO from 9am to 5pm with WHO WE ARE, but during this challenging season of time, who are we? What is essential in our lives? Ronnie points us to a passage from Jesus’ ministry where He clarified that what you BELIEVE is far more important than what you DO. As so many of us encounter changes to our livelihoods and vocations, Ronnie encourages us that it’s time to reorient our self-identity so that God is at its center. When we understand and believe that God’s Spirit is doing its work in us, we are able to rest in the finished work of Jesus and we can trust that “you DID, so I AM."

Who are we when our routines, jobs, and day-to-day lives are turned upside down? Many of us equate what we DO from 9am to 5pm with WHO WE ARE, but during this challenging season of time, who are we? What is essential in our lives? Ronnie points us to a passage from Jesus’ ministry where He clarified that what you BELIEVE is far more important than what you DO. As so many of us encounter changes to our livelihoods and vocations, Ronnie encourages us that it’s time to reorient our self-identity so that God is at its center. When we understand and believe that God’s Spirit is doing its work in us, we are able to rest in the finished work of Jesus and we can trust that “you DID, so I AM."

Two churches - i5 City and Red Rocks Church - celebrate one weekend of church together! Jimmy Rollins, lead Pastor of i5 City in Baltimore, shares a message reminding us that before the Church was centralized in buildings, it was mobilized in homes. As he reads through Acts, Jimmy points out that we are perfectly placed right now - in our apartments or homes - to do ministry for those around us. The people that you do life with now (whether face-to-face or digitally) are interacting with God’s Church through YOU. Even in this uncertain time, Jesus is still in the business of restoring relationships, bringing peace, and showing grace IN houses.

Two churches - i5 City and Red Rocks Church - celebrate one weekend of church together! Jimmy Rollins, lead Pastor of i5 City in Baltimore, shares a message reminding us that before the Church was centralized in buildings, it was mobilized in homes. As he reads through Acts, Jimmy points out that we are perfectly placed right now - in our apartments or homes - to do ministry for those around us. The people that you do life with now (whether face-to-face or digitally) are interacting with God’s Church through YOU. Even in this uncertain time, Jesus is still in the business of restoring relationships, bringing peace, and showing grace IN houses.

Jesus’ resurrection on Easter morning is a gift for everyone! This year, more than ever, we need the reminder that “He is risen, you do NOT need to be afraid.” Shawn’s message reassures us that 1) Jesus is who He said He was, 2) He did what He said He would, and 3) We can trust Him with our lives. In this ongoing season of uncertainty, Shawn highlights the things he’s learned in his battle with anxiety and reveals how we can battle our own fears and anxieties with the Truth of God. Even when our world feels upside down, we can walk in freedom and confidence because the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now lives inside of us!

Jesus’ resurrection on Easter morning is a gift for everyone! This year, more than ever, we need the reminder that “He is risen, you do NOT need to be afraid.” Shawn’s message reassures us that 1) Jesus is who He said He was, 2) He did what He said He would, and 3) We can trust Him with our lives. In this ongoing season of uncertainty, Shawn highlights the things he’s learned in his battle with anxiety and reveals how we can battle our own fears and anxieties with the Truth of God. Even when our world feels upside down, we can walk in freedom and confidence because the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now lives inside of us!

Good Friday marks the beginning of Easter weekend and the moment in Jesus’ life when He took on our sins, died on the cross, and allowed us access to eternity with God in Heaven. In this message Ronnie explains the meaning behind Good Friday, its implications for our eternity, and what we can learn from Jesus’ willingness to die for us. This message includes a time for communion, where we remember Jesus’ sacrifice for us through eating bread and drinking juice. We would encourage you to participate with us wherever you’re listening today, as a way to remember Jesus’ love for us on Good Friday!

Good Friday marks the beginning of Easter weekend and the moment in Jesus’ life when He took on our sins, died on the cross, and allowed us access to eternity with God in Heaven. In this message Ronnie explains the meaning behind Good Friday, its implications for our eternity, and what we can learn from Jesus’ willingness to die for us. This message includes a time for communion, where we remember Jesus’ sacrifice for us through eating bread and drinking juice. We would encourage you to participate with us wherever you’re listening today, as a way to remember Jesus’ love for us on Good Friday!

In a world that is overcome with unknowns and worries, we are often drawn to two things: anxiety and distraction. Ronnie’s message focuses on the role that God plays in seasons of chaos, as we fix our eyes on Him. Instead of numbing our anxieties with food, substances, or mindless time on a screen, we can use PRAYER to free ourselves from our burdens, releasing our worries to God. Our anxiety isn’t ours to carry, and when we release it to Him, we are able to seek the life of freedom that God so graciously wants to give us.

In a world that is overcome with unknowns and worries, we are often drawn to two things: anxiety and distraction. Ronnie’s message focuses on the role that God plays in seasons of chaos, as we fix our eyes on Him. Instead of numbing our anxieties with food, substances, or mindless time on a screen, we can use PRAYER to free ourselves from our burdens, releasing our worries to God. Our anxiety isn’t ours to carry, and when we release it to Him, we are able to seek the life of freedom that God so graciously wants to give us.

This year we’ve talked about the idea of having “Take Home Faith” and that has never been more timely than now. As our church moves to online-only gatherings due to the Coronavirus, Shawn speaks to us all as we adjust to this new season of uncertainty.Speaking from the book of Joshua, Shawn’s message focuses on the way God’s Word can light our way through confusing and challenging times. Spending time in the Bible each day builds a firm foundation that can help us remain confident in Him, even in chaos.

This year we’ve talked about the idea of having “Take Home Faith” and that has never been more timely than now. As our church moves to online-only gatherings due to the Coronavirus, Shawn speaks to us all as we adjust to this new season of uncertainty.Speaking from the book of Joshua, Shawn’s message focuses on the way God’s Word can light our way through confusing and challenging times. Spending time in the Bible each day builds a firm foundation that can help us remain confident in Him, even in chaos.

Shawn speaks truth over our situations and reminds us that our strength and courage come from God, not from the circumstances we find ourselves in right now. When our lives and routines are completely disrupted, God is our constant and He’s our foundation. In the middle of the storm, God is right there with us. Our God is with us, and He’s got us. Are you ready to say yes to Jesus? — http://www.redrockschurch.com/yesRed Rocks Worship's Be Still: — http://smarturl.it/bestillredrocksShawn's Encouraging Verses: — http://www.redrocks.church/verses

Shawn speaks truth over our situations and reminds us that our strength and courage come from God, not from the circumstances we find ourselves in right now. When our lives and routines are completely disrupted, God is our constant and He’s our foundation. In the middle of the storm, God is right there with us. Our God is with us, and He’s got us. Are you ready to say yes to Jesus? — http://www.redrockschurch.com/yesRed Rocks Worship's Be Still: — http://smarturl.it/bestillredrocksShawn's Encouraging Verses: — http://www.redrocks.church/verses

This year we’ve talked about the idea of having “Take Home Faith” and that has never been more timely than now. As our church moves to online-only gatherings due to the Coronavirus, Shawn speaks to us all as we adjust to this new season of uncertainty and to our new pace of life. Shawn reminds us that even as circumstances change moment-to-moment, we are loved by a God who is unchanging and who sees us in this moment and who loves us unconditionally.

This year we’ve talked about the idea of having “Take Home Faith” and that has never been more timely than now. As our church moves to online-only gatherings due to the Coronavirus, Shawn speaks to us all as we adjust to this new season of uncertainty and to our new pace of life. Shawn reminds us that even as circumstances change moment-to-moment, we are loved by a God who is unchanging and who sees us in this moment and who loves us unconditionally.

In this crazy, wild and burdened world, it's difficult for the church to practice the Christian discipline of joy. We need to know that joy comes from the Lord, He wants us to enjoy this life, and that, ultimately, you deserve that joy. ———— 167: TAKE HOME FAITH: Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours hinges on 4 things: God’s Word, prayer, worship, and God’s people.

In this crazy, wild and burdened world, it's difficult for the church to practice the Christian discipline of joy. We need to know that joy comes from the Lord, He wants us to enjoy this life, and that, ultimately, you deserve that joy. ———— 167: TAKE HOME FAITH: Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours hinges on 4 things: God’s Word, prayer, worship, and God’s people.

Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours hinges on 4 things: God’s Word, prayer, worship, and God’s people.In seasons of joy, hardship, or uncertainty, prayer is a powerful piece of our connection with God. Ronnie’s message focuses on the role prayer plays in our ongoing relationship with God, and what we can learn from the story of the “persistent widow” in the Bible. God wants to hear from us regarding what we need, over and over and over again. When our faith is strong, or when it’s at its weakest, God never tires of our ongoing prayers about the things that are dearest to our hearts.

Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours hinges on 4 things: God’s Word, prayer, worship, and God’s people.In seasons of joy, hardship, or uncertainty, prayer is a powerful piece of our connection with God. Ronnie’s message focuses on the role prayer plays in our ongoing relationship with God, and what we can learn from the story of the “persistent widow” in the Bible. God wants to hear from us regarding what we need, over and over and over again. When our faith is strong, or when it’s at its weakest, God never tires of our ongoing prayers about the things that are dearest to our hearts.

Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours hinges on 4 things: God’s Word, prayer, worship, and God’s people.In the midst of our hardest seasons, worship is a powerful weapon to fight for ourselves, our family, and our future. Shawn’s message digs into the way he battles his own anxiety with worship and how we can use worship as an instrumental way to speak truth over ourselves. In the middle of chaos, we can use worship to start moving our souls towards God. By doing this we trade fear, dread, anxiety, and depression for joy, power, rest, peace, guidance, protection, and confidence.

Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours hinges on 4 things: God’s Word, prayer, worship, and God’s people.In the midst of our hardest seasons, worship is a powerful weapon to fight for ourselves, our family, and our future. Shawn’s message digs into the way he battles his own anxiety with worship and how we can use worship as an instrumental way to speak truth over ourselves. In the middle of chaos, we can use worship to start moving our souls towards God. By doing this we trade fear, dread, anxiety, and depression for joy, power, rest, peace, guidance, protection, and confidence.

Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours a week hinges on 4 things: God’s word, prayer, worship, and God’s people. Doug’s message focuses on God’s people, community, and how running this race with a close circle of people is essential.

Each of us has 168 hours in a week, and we get to spend 1 of those in church together each week. Following Jesus in your other 167 hours a week hinges on 4 things: God’s word, prayer, worship, and God’s people. Doug’s message focuses on God’s people, community, and how running this race with a close circle of people is essential.

What do you believe about God? Every problem, hardship, and difficult situation will force you to answer that question. Ronnie takes us into the book of Exodus and unpacks how a guy named Moses answered that very question when God called him out.

What do you believe about God? Every problem, hardship, and difficult situation will force you to answer that question. Ronnie takes us into the book of Exodus and unpacks how a guy named Moses answered that very question when God called him out.

Wherever you find yourself as 2019 draws to a close — celebrating a great year or wishing it had looked very different — we hope that this service is a breath of fresh air as you step into 2020, and we can’t wait to worship with you online!

Wherever you find yourself as 2019 draws to a close — celebrating a great year or wishing it had looked very different — we hope that this service is a breath of fresh air as you step into 2020, and we can’t wait to worship with you online!

If you would like to participate the Year-End Offering, please visit: redrockschurch.com/giving

If you would like to participate the Year-End Offering, please visit: redrockschurch.com/giving

If you would like to participate the Year-End Offering, please go to redrockschurch.com/giving.

If you would like to participate the Year-End Offering, please go to redrockschurch.com/giving.

If you would like to participate the Year-End Offering, please go to redrockschurch.com/giving.

If you would like to participate the Year-End Offering, please go to redrockschurch.com/giving.

If you want to know what this church is all about, we lift high the name of JESUS,we carry the good news of this message of Jesus Christ, we are an Inn for thebroken, we are a front porch to welcome home prodigals.

If you want to know what this church is all about, we lift high the name of JESUS,we carry the good news of this message of Jesus Christ, we are an Inn for thebroken, we are a front porch to welcome home prodigals.

Doug continues the series by talking about all the ways a Jewish carpenter from two thousand years ago still influences our culture today. Jesus' life ended by hanging on a cross. At that moment, he must’ve looked like a complete failure to most people watching. Nothing could be further from the truth. Since that moment, his influence has not stopped growing. Usually, when someone dies, their impact on this planet begins to decrease. Jesus inverted that trajectory!

Doug continues the series by talking about all the ways a Jewish carpenter from two thousand years ago still influences our culture today. Jesus' life ended by hanging on a cross. At that moment, he must’ve looked like a complete failure to most people watching. Nothing could be further from the truth. Since that moment, his influence has not stopped growing. Usually, when someone dies, their impact on this planet begins to decrease. Jesus inverted that trajectory!

This week we launched a new series called Modern Jesus. Jesus was a young carpenter who later became a Jewish Rabbi who lived on the other side of the world over 2000 years ago. So why should we continue to follow Him today? How can he possibly still be relevant today? So much time has passed, and Jesus has only grown more influential, not less. Ronnie mentioned this weekend, Jesus surrounded himself with the people on the margins, like the social outcasts and sinners. Jesus changed the culture he walked into and disrupted the pious legalism that was enforced by the religious authorities of the day.

This week we launched a new series called Modern Jesus. Jesus was a young carpenter who later became a Jewish Rabbi who lived on the other side of the world over 2000 years ago. So why should we continue to follow Him today? How can he possibly still be relevant today? So much time has passed, and Jesus has only grown more influential, not less. Ronnie mentioned this weekend, Jesus surrounded himself with the people on the margins, like the social outcasts and sinners. Jesus changed the culture he walked into and disrupted the pious legalism that was enforced by the religious authorities of the day.

This week Ronnie reminded us how words have incredible power and have since Creation. God brought life with words and we also see that the enemy brought death with words. Words can bring death to marriages, careers, and friendships. However, they can also make relationships sweet, families strong and days filled with hope and healing.

This week Ronnie reminded us how words have incredible power and have since Creation. God brought life with words and we also see that the enemy brought death with words. Words can bring death to marriages, careers, and friendships. However, they can also make relationships sweet, families strong and days filled with hope and healing.

Doug pointed out this weekend, deciding to get healthy is often more complicated than we think. It’s most complicated when we continue to carry around our crutch. But one thing we do know is that, God is always ready to heal, redeem, and restore!

Doug pointed out this weekend, deciding to get healthy is often more complicated than we think. It’s most complicated when we continue to carry around our crutch. But one thing we do know is that, God is always ready to heal, redeem, and restore!

Ronnie reminded us that we cannot love well until we fully understand and receive God’s love for us. When we live out of this love, everything changes. By choosing to love like this, God’s love is being perfected in us. Then we get a clearer picture of the love of God.

Ronnie reminded us that we cannot love well until we fully understand and receive God’s love for us. When we live out of this love, everything changes. By choosing to love like this, God’s love is being perfected in us. Then we get a clearer picture of the love of God.

This week, we are specifically talking about what God’s design is for the local church. Eric talked about the timeline of the church and how Jesus did just what he intended to “go into all the world” which includes our city. Jesus had you in mind when he said to the disciples “…go and make

This week, we are specifically talking about what God’s design is for the local church. Eric talked about the timeline of the church and how Jesus did just what he intended to “go into all the world” which includes our city. Jesus had you in mind when he said to the disciples “…go and make

As Ronnie shared that, the original intent and understanding of repentance was/is a shift that takes place in our minds. It is a change in the way we think that gives way to changes in our allegiance and affections. Repentance is the root that ultimately and eventually blossoms and bears fruit in our lives.

As Ronnie shared that, the original intent and understanding of repentance was/is a shift that takes place in our minds. It is a change in the way we think that gives way to changes in our allegiance and affections. Repentance is the root that ultimately and eventually blossoms and bears fruit in our lives.

For the very first time in Red Rocks history, we were able to bring the weekend experience LIVE into our campus at the Denver Women’s Correctional Facility! God continues to move in ways beyond our imagination. It was an incredible gift to be there worshipping alongside these women as Ronnie brought the message and reminded us of our identity in Christ and the freedom to live out of this identity.

For the very first time in Red Rocks history, we were able to bring the weekend experience LIVE into our campus at the Denver Women’s Correctional Facility! God continues to move in ways beyond our imagination. It was an incredible gift to be there worshipping alongside these women as Ronnie brought the message and reminded us of our identity in Christ and the freedom to live out of this identity.

Eric mentioned this week, our God is such an intentional God. He hears, He speaks, He sees, and He surrounds. We know that God is always speaking. We know that He has a much larger perspective than we have, and we know that He provides the right people to surround us with in such a time as this. God does this almost always by interrupting our own plans.

Andrew talks about how God designed us to be intentional, that we have more in common with each other than we will ever know. As followers of Jesus, we are commanded to be hospitable and help meet the practical needs of God’s family in community.

Ronnie shares that being stuck could perhaps be significant. In being stuck, we need to assess our patterns. Assess what we're focusing on. He reminds us that God's plan is not for you to remain stuck, or stationary, it's to release you into your purpose.

Eric reminds us there is more to come! Life is more of a "zig-zag" and not a safe, straight and narrow path. He says, "Great God stories often have significant 'zig-zags' and through this, we must walk with Him. We must surrender our story and have confidence that God is working on His plan. Through surrender, the story God has written for you is always beyond what we could ever imagine.

Shawn challenges us to stay in the fight! He brings us to Luke 8 when Jesus calmed the storm but before He did this, the disciples were so afraid. Yet, they stayed and were amazed over and over again. If they would have given up too early, they would have missed everything! Just as the disciples, we can relate. We can be afraid, but we must stay in the fight or we'll miss everything!

Guest speaker, Todd Crews, shares the importance of knowing God's voice. He shared three way God's voice communicates to us. In these three ways, God He is growing us, guiding us and changing us.

Shawn prepares us for the fight. He challenges us that because we are following Jesus, there is a calling on our lives and because of this, our lives matter. So we must expect a fight. Following Jesus is not the easiest way to live, but it is the best way! We have to expect storms to come. We have an enemy that wants nothing more than for us to quit. Don’t let opposition be the reason you quit, let it be a reminder to fight!