St. John's Denver

Lust and licentiousness are focused on self and break and damage relationships. A life of faith and a life of love are a highway above a life of self. Our new self is being renewed in knowledge after the image of God.

You have been made alive with Christ. You're alive because Christ has been raised from the dead! This hope that we have today comes from a God who loves us.

Jesus desires to eat with us! He offers forgiveness to those who seek it and he provides us an audience with a loving and caring God who is here for us in every way.

As we celebrate Holy Week, we are reminded by Pastor Andrew how we know that Jesus really rose from the dead.

As we celebrate Holy Week, we are reminded by Pastor Andrew how we know that Jesus really rose from the dead.

As followers of Jesus, we are not a people who stay in mourning. We wave palm branches as our King heads to Mount Calvary to bleed out on a cross and we rejoice knowing that next Sunday is coming. We have a King who continues to walk along side of us into death and into new life.

In Genesis 50, the theme of triumph to the end is exemplified as Joseph forgives his brothers, reassures them of God's providence, and reflects on the overall purpose of their past trials. This echoes Jesus' ultimate triumph, as His resurrection and promise of eternal life affirm that God's redemptive plan extends beyond earthly challenges, showcasing the victory of faith over adversity in both narratives.

In Genesis 48, Jacob's blessings upon his sons reveal the theme of triumph in God's blessing, shaping their paths and establishing a legacy. This mirrors the concept of divine blessing in Jesus' life, as His life, death, and resurrection bring forth blessings that transcend generations to Christians today.

This week Pastor PJ and Pastor Andrew discuss what confession is and why we need it.