Tom Logue - November 2nd 2025

God forgives 10,000 talents — and forgiven people forgive.

This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 18:21–35, where Jesus teaches what forgiveness actually is, and what reconciliation actually requires. Using the parable of the unforgiving servant, Tom shows how forgiveness is not pretending nothing happened — forgiveness is paying the debt yourself instead of making the other person pay. He also unpacks why reconciliation requires both ingredients: repentance + forgiveness… not one without the other. This message calls us out of pride, bitterness, tally-keeping, and “they owe me,” into the freedom and humility of the gospel — where God cancels our unpayable debt through Christ, and empowers us to extend that same mercy toward others.

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Tom Logue - October 26th 2025

In Jesus’ family, loving discipline restores straying sheep and protects the flock.

This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 18:15–20, walking through Jesus’ four-step process for church discipline within His church (ekklesia). He contrasts biblical friendship (top-shelf friends who love you enough to help you fight sin) with worldly friendship, warns how bitterness is poison, and explains what Jesus means by “binding and loosing” and “where two or three are gathered” in the context of restoring a brother or sister. The goal is never punishment—it’s repentance, reconciliation, and restoration.

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Mike Harrelson - October 19th 2025

The Father’s heart is for every lost, wandering, and wounded child to come home.

This week, Mike continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 18:10–14, revealing the Father’s relentless love through the parable of the lost sheep. Using vivid stories—from Disney World to the shepherd’s care for fallen sheep—Mike paints a picture of a God who guides, protects, restores, and rejoices over His children. Whether you’ve wandered, wondered, or fallen flat on your back, the good news is that the Good Shepherd sees you, pursues you, and longs to bring you home.

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Jarek Berga - October 12th 2025

Jesus calls us to cut off what will destroy us and humble ourselves like children.

This week, Jarek continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 18:1–9, where Jesus confronts our obsession with greatness and status. Using vivid imagery about cutting off limbs and gouging out eyes, Jesus invites us to take sin seriously—not by mutilation, but by transformation. Eric unpacks how the way of the kingdom is not about achieving significance but embracing insignificance, humility, and dependence. Through personal reflection and the story of King Edward VIII, he reminds us that we all have “letters” from Jesus warning us to address what could otherwise destroy us. True greatness comes not from power or perfection, but from learning to be lowly, repentant, and teachable like a child.

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Josh Lewis - October 5th 2025

The church is not a business or a building — it’s the dwelling place of God’s presence.

This week, pastor Josh Lewis visits us from our sister church, Anthem Denver, and teaches from Ephesians 2:19–22, calling us to rethink what “church” really is. God isn’t inviting us into a club or a consumer experience but into His family and temple — a people built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets with Christ Himself as the cornerstone. Josh shows how God’s presence dwells uniquely when believers gather and how that truth should lead us to prioritize, participate, and repent. Church isn’t about passive attendance; it’s about becoming God’s living house together.

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Tom Logue - September 28th 2025

Jesus knows, reigns, loves, and provides — offering a greater freedom than self can give.

This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 17:24–27, where Jesus instructs Peter to find a coin in a fish’s mouth to pay the temple tax. Through this surprising story, Tom unpacks four stunning truths about Jesus: He knows what we need before we ask, He reigns over all creation, He limits His own freedom for the sake of others, and He provides exactly what is needed. This passage ultimately points to the gospel — that Christ has paid our unpayable spiritual debt and invites us into a freedom far greater than living for ourselves.

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Jarek Berga - September 21st 2025

Prayer is the counterplay to the enemy’s schemes.

This week, Jarek continues our King and His Kingdom series by walking us through Ephesians 6 and the armor of God. Using the analogy of a football playbook, he shows how knowing the enemy’s plays—strained relationships and angry feelings—helps us stand firm. Jarek unpacks Paul’s call to prayer as the way we “put on” God’s armor, not through striving harder but by depending deeper. Whether through ongoing, scheduled, or spontaneous prayer, God forearms us when He forewarns us. In this cultural moment, as many are being drawn back to the church, we are invited to be a praying people who embody unity, harmony, and effective witness.

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Tom Logue - September 14th 2025

Do not be conquered by evil, but conquer evil with good.

This week, Tom pauses our King and His Kingdom series to address the events surrounding the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the reactions that followed. From Romans 12 and Ephesians 6, he reminds us that the greatest war we face is not political or cultural, but a cosmic war against evil itself. Our true battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the spiritual forces of darkness. Tom exhorts us to guard our hearts, refuse to repay evil with evil, and instead cling to what is good. This is a time for grief, humility, repentance, and persistent prayer—because in Christ, we are more than conquerors.

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Mike Harrelson - September 7th 2025

Every false hope will sink, but Jesus—the true King—never will.

This week, Mike continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 17:22–23, where Jesus again predicts His betrayal, death, and resurrection. Just as the Titanic was thought to be “unsinkable,” the disciples’ misplaced expectations of a political Messiah blinded them to God’s true plan. Mike shares how our own false expectations can leave us disillusioned, but the cross confronts and reshapes them with truth. Through the Spirit, God reframes our hopes, reminding us that Jesus alone is trustworthy, holy, and unsinkable.

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Tom Logue - August 31st 2025

God’s chief emotion toward you is love.

This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 17:14–20, where a desperate father brings his suffering son to Jesus. After the disciples fail to heal the boy, Jesus reveals not only His power but also His heart: He is emotionally engaged with His people. Tom unpacks how Jesus responds to unbelief, frustration, and failure—not with abandonment, but with love. We are reminded not to let the failures of Christians keep us from Christ, to trust that our lives affect God’s heart, and to believe that through even mustard-seed faith, nothing He calls us to do is impossible.

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