Emmaus Road Church | Fort Collins, Colorado

Concluding our series on Job, Pastor Andy reminds us that life will no doubt bring you pain. Maybe to varying degrees, but all of us will suffer, we will experience disappointment, heartache, heartbreak, and everything in between. When life brings you pain, pour out your lamentation unto God, He can handle it. But then also, learn to see the sheer gift of existence, for God is making all things new. And ultimately the book of Job, this universal book about suffering is a book that invites us to trust in the redemptive purposes of God, for He is fully capable, and His plans will not be thwarted.

Concluding our series on Job, Pastor Andy reminds us that life will no doubt bring you pain. Maybe to varying degrees, but all of us will suffer, we will experience disappointment, heartache, heartbreak, and everything in between. When life brings you pain, pour out your lamentation unto God, He can handle it. But then also, learn to see the sheer gift of existence, for God is making all things new. And ultimately the book of Job, this universal book about suffering is a book that invites us to trust in the redemptive purposes of God, for He is fully capable, and His plans will not be thwarted.

Continuing our series from the book of JOB, God speaks and Pastor Andy Lucas helps us understand his message. God points out the complexity of the world in which justice is not as simple as bad things for bad people and good things for good people. God alerts Job to that which he may have lost sight of in the midst of his suffering — the gift of life!

Continuing our series from the book of JOB, God speaks and Pastor Andy Lucas helps us understand his message. God points out the complexity of the world in which justice is not as simple as bad things for bad people and good things for good people. God alerts Job to that which he may have lost sight of in the midst of his suffering — the gift of life!

Continuing in our series from the book of Job, Pastor Andy Lucas challenges us to partner with the work of the Holy Spirit rather than the unholy spirit. When we behold tragedy and seek someone to blame, we are doing the work of the accuser, but when behold tragedy and seek to help and to heal, we are doing the work of God.

Continuing in our series from the book of Job, Pastor Andy Lucas challenges us to partner with the work of the Holy Spirit rather than the unholy spirit. When we behold tragedy and seek someone to blame, we are doing the work of the accuser, but when behold tragedy and seek to help and to heal, we are doing the work of God.

In a new series studying the book of Job, Pastor Andy Lucas helps us consider whether our lives of faith is a "Quid Pro Quo" system — "This For That." We investigate what Job teaches us about the nature of suffering, tragedy, and the work of the Holy Spirit when bad things happen 

In a new series studying the book of Job, Pastor Andy Lucas helps us consider whether our lives of faith is a "Quid Pro Quo" system — "This For That." We investigate what Job teaches us about the nature of suffering, tragedy, and the work of the Holy Spirit when bad things happen 

Teaching from Acts Chapter 10, Pastor Andy Lucas dramatically tells the tale of two conversions in dramatic, narrative form. We hear of the redemption God enacted in both Peter and Cornelius and how the Gospel of Christ is good news for both outsiders and insiders.

Teaching from Acts Chapter 10, Pastor Andy Lucas dramatically tells the tale of two conversions in dramatic, narrative form. We hear of the redemption God enacted in both Peter and Cornelius and how the Gospel of Christ is good news for both outsiders and insiders.