In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams shares a sermon about hope. Hope comes from the outside, while perseverance and persistence come from within. In between the two lies the most important decision of all - learning to say yes to hope.

In today's message, our co-pastors Nicole Vickey and Kristie Sykes tag team a sermon that takes a closer look at Mary & Joseph's journey to Bethlehem and beyond, and what we might learn from that towards finding peace and presence on our own hard journeys.

Join us for a chat with Chief Left Hand author Margaret Coel, originally recorded during our November 2020 Left Hand Church Book Study Group. Learn about the history of the Arapaho nation and the great chief for whom so much in this area of Boulder County is named.

In today's message, John Gaddis looks at the generations of people that prepared the way for Jesus, and what these people can tell us about living a spiritual life in 2020.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams preaches on the early followers of Jesus, and their journey towards confidence despite trials, and what we can take from that on moving forward in the midst of a pandemic.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams preaches on the question of how to stop yourself from being decieved?  By looking back while moving forward. The 8th through 10th chapters of Acts provide guidance in navigating these difficult times.

Our co-pastor John Gaddis takes us through Acts 17. In today's teaching we talk about Paul's speech in the intellectual capital of the world, where he answers a fundamental question that many of us have asked ourselves -- how do we look for God?

Our co-pastor Paula Williams takes us through Acts 12. It's also a look at the rich human history of searching for meaning, and in that search finding the answers to the human condition, and a compass for how to live.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams talks us through closing our nation's divide through narrative and proximity, with a look at Act 11.

This is our second sermon in the sermon series on Acts, entitled "After Jesus, The Church," given on Sunday, 10/18/20 by our co-pastor, John Gaddis.

Jesus has just left Earth and his followers grapple with "What Next?"  They find their answer: community.  And how are we doing at this community thing 2000 years later?  We'll discuss that, and the physics behind community, in today's teaching.