Emmaus Road Church | Fort Collins, Colorado

We are to be a blessing to Babylon…..through work. Work is a God-ordained and blessed vocation to order creation for the good of others Preaching from Jeremiah 29:1-7, Pastor Andy encourages us to living into our first vocation.

As God's people, set apart and filled, we need practices that will form us according to His story in us. Pastor Andy Lucas teaches that our everyday habits form us "from the ground up." So we lean into Christian worship and the Christian calendar as a counter-liturgy to the consumeristic liturgies we experience throughout the week.

As God's people, set apart and filled, we need practices that will form us according to His story in us. Pastor Andy Lucas teaches that our everyday habits form us "from the ground up." So we lean into Christian worship and the Christian calendar as a counter-liturgy to the consumeristic liturgies we experience throughout the week.

God's unique people need a life-changing story. All of us are governed by story. The success, nation, humanist, etc. stories. The people of God are invited to live out the Christian story and invite others into that story as well.

God's unique people need a life-changing story. All of us are governed by story. The success, nation, humanist, etc. stories. The people of God are invited to live out the Christian story and invite others into that story as well.

God's activity in the world can be summarized by separation, filling, blessing. Pastor Andy Lucas helps us consider how this work of God in us empowers us join him in redeeming the brokenness all around us.

God's activity in the world can be summarized by separation, filling, blessing. Pastor Andy Lucas helps us consider how this work of God in us empowers us join him in redeeming the brokenness all around us.

In our lifetime, we've seen Christianity move from a place of prominence to a place of marginalization. That move began many years ago, but clearly, things have changed. Pastor Andy Lucas helps us see how seasons of exile among God's people and his Church can be times of tremendous growth. God is up to something in exile!

In our lifetime, we've seen Christianity move from a place of prominence to a place of marginalization. That move began many years ago, but clearly, things have changed. Pastor Andy Lucas helps us see how seasons of exile among God's people and his Church can be times of tremendous growth. God is up to something in exile!

In the final week investigating Biblical Justice, Pastor Andy Lucas asks us this question, "who displays the power on Good Friday; Pilate, Caiaphas, or Jesus?" Only through forgiveness are all wrongs made right.