Christ the King Anglican Church - Denver

In this message we launch into a new series on the book of Hebrews. The author doesn't waste any time and "comes in hot" by telling us how amazing it is that Jesus walks among us.

In a pluralistic culture where it's hard to be a Christian, we'll continue to come back to the theme of fixing our eyes on Jesus in every circumstance.

In this message we close our series on the book of Acts and consider what it means for us to be a part of God's unfolding story that did not end in the book of Acts.

In this message Scott walks us through the journeys of Paul and how they show the faithfulness of God despite hitting speed bump after speed bump.

In this passage we'll look at how Christians can live with courage.

In Acts 20, Paul addresses the elders of Ephesus with basically a, "here's what I want on my tombstone" speech.

Through his teaching and life, he's telling them what he hoped they would see in him.

For us, we explore his speech through the lens for how God can call us into a life of purpose and meaning. What do you want on your tombstone?

In this message we explore how Paul speaks to a group of Epicureans and Stoics in Athens.

What's interesting, is that of all the cultures we come across in the Bible, the culture of Athens is possibly one that has the most overlap with our present day.

Make sure to make it to the last section of the message where it all comes together in Paul's brilliant appeal to the philosophers and to us.

In this message we look at three profiles of faithfulness by God's people. One of our challenges as Christians is something called "hero conditioning." Whether it's larger than life people in the Bible or sermon examples of inspiring people...we can sometimes feel like "just a normal" life has less value.

While it's good to celebrate how God has done extraordinary things through people who are yielded to Him, it's also good to recognize the "normal" people in the Bible and how God worked through them as well.

In this message explore how Paul and Barnabas did ministry in an area that had no real concept of God, no respect for the church, and no interest in God's good boundaries for life and flourishing -- a context not too dissimilar from our own.

In this message, we explore the moment when the Holy Spirit set apart Barnabas and Saul on the mission of God into the world. We also talk about how we are caught up in the same mission with God. We look at the church's calling to be a vibrant and purposeful community, continually seeking God's guidance and direction.

In this message we hear about how God's story unfolds in Acts 12 through - Martyrs, Miracles, and Maturity.