Red Rocks Church Weekend Messages

Pastor Jimmy Rollins wraps up our Uncommon series with a powerful message on how to heal our relationships. Our pain can have a purpose if we heal our inside wounds and past trauma.

Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that as followers of Jesus we have every reason to be confident. When we make regular time to sit in God’s presence, practice prayer, and choose to live in obedience to what God asks us to do, we find uncommon confidence.

Pastor James Powell challenges us that if we are going to love like Jesus, we need to first receive the love that Jesus offered us when He died on a cross to save us. Once we receive love, we are able to fully give it back to God and to others as well.

Pastor Jill Johnson gives us an inspiring call to action to step outside of our comfort zone and show up for people in our lives who need prayer. Living courageously starts with praying three things we can all pray; God help me to be brave, bold, and to be a blessing to others.

What happens when we die? Pastor Doug Wekenman answers the question that many churches are afraid to talk about. Heaven is real, and hell is real. The questions is not if we will live forever, it is where we will live forever. We as Christians don't often live like we have an uncommon eternity ahead of us. What would it look like if we truly understood what Heaven is going to be like and lived with an urgency of telling everyone we know about the good news of Jesus so we can enjoy eternity together?

Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches on Christian community and why it is essential in fighting the loneliness pandemic. We fight loneliness with uncommon intentionality with the community around us.

We are called to be an uncommon people, who follow an uncommon God, to build His uncommon church. At Red Rocks Church we believe the local Church is the greatest evangelistic tool on the planet, so it matters that the people of God are connected to a local Church.

Pastor James Powell preaches that the uncommon mission of the early church is the same mission for us today. Jesus gave us uncommon proof, uncommon power, uncommon purpose, and uncommon patterns to move the Gospel forward.

Pastor Conrad Bess preaches from Exodus and pushes back on the bad theology that we don’t need anyone but Jesus. He reminds us that faith is a shared journey.

Pastor Doug Wekenman addresses the bad theology that 'money is the root of all evil'. He reminds us that scripture says you cannot love God and money, which is not a command but an observation. It is not bad for Christians to be wealthy. God blesses us each in different ways and areas of our lives. It is not about money itself, but rather about how much importance we place on money in our lives.