Apprenticeship to Jesus requires following His teachings. His teachings sound like sermons, but they also sound like conversations. Join us as we take a look at unscripted and candid moments with Jesus to see his teaching in action.

Pastor Aaron sat down with one of our overseers, Pastor Chris Hodges, for a conversation about growing in generosity, the gift of giving, and how to determine God’s leading.

Our spiritual formation is for the sake of others. The practice of generosity keeps us focused outward and reflects the nature of God’s extravagant love. This series will challenge our tendencies to be tight-fisted and help cultivate an open-handed, open-hearted life.

Our spiritual formation is for the sake of others. The practice of generosity keeps us focused outward and reflects the nature of God’s extravagant love. This series will challenge our tendencies to be tight-fisted and help cultivate an open-handed, open-hearted life.

Our spiritual formation is for the sake of others. The practice of generosity keeps us focused outward and reflects the nature of God’s extravagant love. This series will challenge our tendencies to be tight-fisted and help cultivate an open-handed, open-hearted life.

Our spiritual formation is for the sake of others. The practice of generosity keeps us focused outward and reflects the nature of God’s extravagant love. This series will challenge our tendencies to be tight-fisted and help cultivate an open-handed, open-hearted life.

The trajectory of the world changed in one week! It started with Jesus entering Jerusalem and ended with him exiting a grave. These days, known as Holy Week, are the most celebrated in the Christian calendar and represent the ultimate of love and hope.

The trajectory of the world changed in one week! It started with Jesus entering Jerusalem and ended with him exiting a grave. These days, known as Holy Week, are the most celebrated in the Christian calendar and represent the ultimate of love and hope.

The trajectory of the world changed in one week! It started with Jesus entering Jerusalem and ended with him exiting a grave. These days, known as Holy Week, are the most celebrated in the Christian calendar and represent the ultimate of love and hope.

After 11 years we take a fresh look at our vision as well as where we believe the Spirit is leading us as a church family as we long to see Jesus’ Kingdom come in Northern Colorado as it is in heaven.