Jesus’ invitation, “Let the children come to me,” isn’t just about kids—it’s about how all of us can enter God’s kingdom here and now. This message explores the “true self,” the God-given core of who we are, and how we often lose touch with it as we grow up, taking on a “false self” shaped by shame and the feeling of never being enough. Drawing on Scripture, Christian mystics, and practical spiritual practices, you’ll learn how to drop the facades, approach Jesus with childlike trust, and experience His loving gaze today—not someday in the future.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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In John 8:1–12, Jesus is confronted with a woman caught in adultery—used as bait in a trap set by religious leaders demanding judgment. But instead of condemning her, He turns the moment into a powerful lesson in grace, saying, “Let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone.” One by one, the accusers walk away, and Jesus offers her both compassion and a call to transformation: “Neither do I condemn you. Go and sin no more.” This message explores what it means to lead with grace and truth in a world quick to judge. Through Jesus’ example—and a powerful modern story of redemption—you’ll discover what it looks like to drop the stones, face your own heart, and embody the light of Christ in your relationships, even in the midst of shame, failure, or conflict.


This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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Discover how to break free from the chains of disappointment and restore your faith through the powerful story of the man at the pool of Bethesda. For 38 years, this man waited for healing, watching others receive their breakthrough while he remained in his condition. His story mirrors many of our own experiences with unanswered prayers and delayed promises.This message explores what happens when disappointment becomes our lens for viewing life and God's work. Like David who was anointed king but spent years running for his life, or Joseph who received divine dreams but ended up falsely imprisoned, we often find ourselves questioning God's timing and methods.Learn how Jesus approaches our disappointment with the vulnerable question: 'Do you want to be made well?' This question challenges our comfort with familiar circumstances, potential victim mentality, and fear of hoping again. The breakthrough for the man at Bethesda came not through the expected waters, but through the unexpected word of Jesus.This teaching includes a personal testimony of waiting six years for housing breakthrough that finally came—but in an unexpected package. Discover why God sometimes makes us wait and how Romans 8:28 guarantees that He works all things for our good, even when the outcome doesn't match our expectations.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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Discover the transformative power of being truly seen. This message explores how Jesus' interaction with a skeptical Nathanael reveals God's intimate knowledge and love for each of us. Nathanael initially questioned whether anything good could come from Nazareth—but his skepticism dissolved when Jesus demonstrated supernatural knowledge of his private moment under a fig tree. That personal recognition led to Nathanael's immediate confession of faith. The message dives into how Jesus sees past our carefully constructed masks to our authentic selves—and how the experience of being fully known yet fully loved can change everything. It explores the difference between seeking Jesus and being seen by Him, and offers practical guidance on how to position ourselves to receive God’s love. This teaching connects Nathanael's story to Jacob's ladder in Genesis, showing how Jesus fulfills the ancient promise of connection between heaven and earth. It addresses common struggles with authenticity, fear of rejection, and the challenge of believing we are truly loved by God. Whether you're a skeptic like Nathanael or a longtime believer, this message offers fresh insight into how Jesus meets us exactly where we are, sees our true selves, and loves what He sees. Learn how to create space for divine encounters, recognize God's voice of love in your daily life, and extend that same seeing and loving to those around you.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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Choosing the Better Portion: Finding Intimacy with Jesus in a Busy World explores the powerful story from Luke 10 where Jesus affirms Mary's choice to sit at His feet while gently correcting Martha's anxious service. This message reveals how we can experience deeper intimacy with God in our distraction-filled lives. Discover what it truly means to sit at Jesus' feet and how this heart posture transforms our spiritual practices from mere activities into life-changing encounters. Learn to recognize the warfare against God's presence in your life - from constant notifications to work demands to family responsibilities - and how to overcome these challenges. Understand why Mary was so drawn to Jesus even before witnessing His miracles, and examine whether familiarity has dulled your wonder of God's presence. This teaching provides practical applications for creating space to receive from God rather than always doing for Him, experiencing the transformation that comes only through His presence - healing, joy, peace and rest that cannot be taken away. Perfect for anyone feeling overwhelmed by busyness, struggling to prioritize time with God, or desiring deeper spiritual intimacy.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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The Ultimate Power Move: Understanding Jesus' Approach to Authority explores how we can break free from the endless cycle of power struggles that dominate our world. Everyone knows what it feels like to be powerless, and we typically respond by fighting back, folding under pressure, or fleeing from conflict. These patterns create an exhausting cycle of escalation visible in everything from personal relationships to international conflicts. But Jesus showed a completely different way. When standing before Pilate—facing torture and death—Jesus demonstrated remarkable peace and clarity, understanding that all authority comes from God. This teaching examines the crucial difference between power (strength or ability) and authority (the legitimate right to use that power). Jesus' crucifixion appeared to be defeat, but His resurrection proved to be the ultimate power move that broke the cycle of death and domination forever. Learn how the early apostles came to embrace weakness rather than fighting for control, finding that God's power is made perfect in our surrender. Discover practical ways to stand in non-anxious presence during your own moments of powerlessness, trusting in the resurrection power that has overcome the world. This message offers biblical wisdom for anyone feeling trapped in power struggles, facing intimidation, or seeking to lead with Christ-like authority in their family, workplace, or community. This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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Understanding Jesus' Encounter with Nicodemus explores the profound late-night conversation between Jesus and a respected Jewish leader. Discover why Nicodemus, despite his religious knowledge and status, felt compelled to seek Jesus secretly and what Jesus meant by the mysterious requirement to be 'born again' to see God's kingdom. This teaching unpacks the powerful metaphors Jesus used - birth as something we receive rather than achieve, and the wind as a picture of God's unpredictable yet purposeful Spirit. Learn how Jesus referenced Ezekiel's prophecy about water and Spirit bringing new life, and why this message is relevant for both religious and non-religious people today. Whether you identify more with the rebellious prodigal son or his dutiful older brother who stayed home, Jesus offers the same invitation to experience spiritual rebirth. This message will help you recognize where religious routines may have become spiritual ruts in your life and how to position yourself to receive the fresh wind of God's Spirit. Perfect for anyone feeling spiritually stagnant, questioning their faith journey, or wanting to understand the true meaning of being born again. Discover how spiritual transformation isn't something you accomplish through effort but something you receive through grace. This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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Discover how Jesus meets people exactly where they are in the Gospel of John. This exploration of Jesus' first encounters with His disciples reveals profound truths about spiritual leadership, personal transformation, and identity. Learn from John the Baptist, who modeled authentic leadership by pointing others to Jesus rather than building his own following. Understand why Jesus' first recorded words—'What are you seeking?'—get to the heart of discipleship by addressing our deepest desires. Witness the powerful moment when Simon receives his new identity as Peter ('rock'), demonstrating how Jesus sees our heavenly potential rather than our earthly limitations. This message challenges us to develop supernatural vision that perceives others as God sees them, not according to outward appearances or societal categories. Perfect for anyone seeking deeper relationships, spiritual growth, or leadership wisdom. Explore themes of identity, purpose, discipleship, spiritual transformation, Christian leadership, seeing others through God's eyes, kingdom values, and personal encounters with Jesus. Discover practical ways to apply these truths in your daily interactions and relationships.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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oasting in Weakness: The Paradox of Spiritual Strength explores the counterintuitive biblical principle that our weaknesses can become our greatest source of spiritual power. Based on Paul's revelation in 2 Corinthians 12:7-10, this message unpacks how God's power works best through our acknowledged limitations. Instead of hiding our weaknesses or making excuses, we're invited to embrace them as opportunities for divine strength to manifest in our lives. Learn how the statement 'when I am weak, then I am strong' transforms our approach to challenges, failures, and personal limitations. Discover practical ways to access God's strength in areas where you feel inadequate, whether in your thought life, relationships, past failures, or health challenges. This teaching includes a powerful real-life example of a worship leader finding supernatural strength in a moment of complete inadequacy. If you're struggling with perfectionism, self-reliance, or feeling insufficient for your calling, this message offers biblical wisdom on how the Holy Spirit can guide you daily and transform ordinary moments into divine appointments. Explore the spiritual discipline of dependence and learn how to leave a legacy of strength in the Lord rather than human accomplishment. This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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The Kingdom of God: Miracles, Signs, and Wonders Today explores whether supernatural healing, prophecy, and other spiritual gifts continue in our time. This powerful teaching examines Jesus' ministry pattern of combining authoritative teaching with supernatural demonstrations of power. Looking at passages from Matthew, Mark, and 1 Corinthians, we discover that Jesus consistently validated His message through healing the sick, casting out demons, and performing miracles as testimonies that the kingdom had arrived. The teaching addresses common questions: Have miraculous gifts ceased? Is healing based on faith or compassion? What is the biblical pattern for ministry today? Through examination of Scripture and contemporary testimonies of divine healing, supernatural knowledge, and miraculous interventions, we see compelling evidence that God's power remains available to believers. Paul's approach to ministry wasn't based on eloquent speech but on demonstration of the Spirit's power. This message challenges believers to step beyond theological limitations and unbelief to participate in demonstrating God's kingdom through the power of the Holy Spirit. Perfect for those questioning whether God still performs miracles, those seeking biblical foundation for supernatural ministry, or anyone wanting to see the kingdom demonstrated with power in their everyday life. Discover how ordinary believers can participate in extraordinary demonstrations of God's power today.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

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