Castle Oaks Sermons

Jesus says, "Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." This sounds nice (#blessed), but how can it possibly be true?

On this Easter Sunday, we are reminded of Jesus’ simple invitation to each of us.

As Jesus completes His journey to Jerusalem, Holy Week is beginning, and the city is overflowing with people. As we move toward Good Friday, Jesus gives us a surprising picture of what His Kingdom will be like.

As we move from distance to relationship, how do we recognize our Shepherd's voice?

As we celebrate the 10 year anniversary of moving into our current facility, we will reflect on the words of Jesus in Luke 14.

As Jesus interacts with his friends -Mary, Martha, and Lazarus- he completely unravels what many of us believe about life and death.

On his way into Jerusalem, Jesus spends time with some friends going through a difficult time.

As Jesus begins his final journey to Jerusalem, he has a discussion with the disciples about ambition, hopes, and the best use for power.

We are pleased to welcome Dave Ward this Sunday. Dave is a graduate of Denver Seminary with 25 years of pastoral experience. His wife, Angie, works at Denver Seminary in their Doctor of Ministry program. The Wards have two sons in college and a beagle at home.

As we wrap up this series, we’ll use two scripture passages to give us a framework for using our Examen Prayer.