This Christmas, pastor Shawn Johnson preaches that the joy of Christmas is not just tied to a holiday, it’s tied to the Savior we celebrate on the holiday. The good news of Christmas is that God loves you! Joy is for everyone who knows Jesus.

Pastor James Powell reminds us that Jesus is the promise of peace, kept. The Christmas story is proof that God keeps all His promises. In Him we can have true peace because He always accomplishes what He says He will do.

Pastor Doug Wekenman reminds us that life is full of seasons. When we feel like we are in a winter season of waiting we can have hope that God is working for our good and His glory.

Pastor Shawn Johnson shares a vulnerable message about how we can be both greatly favored and highly troubled at the same time. He gives us three things to cling to when we are in difficult seasons of our lives.

Pastor James Powell talks about 5 lenses to see giving to a church. When we have a relationship with Jesus and we understand that the first act of sacrificial giving was modeled by Him, it frees us up to give ourselves as we trust that He will provide all that we need.

Pastor Shawn Johnson celebrates what Red Rocks Church has been able to do in the last year because of the generosity of our church. Our tithe paired with the message of Jesus equals miracles in our communities.

Pastor Shawn talks to us about what a tithe is and what it isn’t. God doesn’t want or need our money. He is after our hearts. When we give all of ourselves to Him, including our finances, we experience life to the fullest.

Pastor Doug Wekenman kicks off our Kingdom Builders series reminding us why we give. We give because when God has our treasure, He has our heart, and when He has our heart we get His entire Kingdom.

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.