Emmaus Denver

This year as we examine the deep theology found in many of our Christmas hymns, we begin with O Holy Night. Aaron walks us through what this famous hymn says about what God has done and who we are because of it.

Ben closes our series in Hebrews in chapter 13 by reminding us that even when we come to a list of instructions in scripture we remember that our confidence isn't in what we do, but in what Jesus has done.

Aaron walks us through Hebrews 12 to show us what it says about God's purpose for peace and what true peace looks like inwardly, outwardly, and eternally.

Our friend Kent preaches through the hall of faith as we see how God has worked through his people for his glory throughout history.

Our Worship Pastor, Ben, shares with us from Hebrews 9 what the author tells us about the insufficiency of the old covenant, why the new is so much better, and why understand what Jesus is doing for us now as mediator matters.

Aaron reminds us of the ministry we have been given as priests of the kingdom of God we see in Christ's role shown in Hebrews 8.

Aaron shows us how much greater Jesus is as our high priest at bringing us into God's presence and what that means for us as worshippers.

Aaron brings us back into Hebrews sharing with us a word on how we are to have full assurance in what Jesus has accomplished on our behalf through his gospel.

Aaron wraps up our mini series on Sabbath by showing us the significance of its history throughout the word and the joy of the rest that is to come in eternity with Christ! We also get some practical how too's at the end.

As we begin our two part mini-series on the Sabbath, it's important that we understand why God gives rules in the first place. What is the point of the Sabbath or any rule for that matter?