White Fields Community Church | A Christian Church in Longmont, Colorado

In this week's Sermon Extra Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss the differences between Matthew and Luke's genealogies of Jesus, as well as the questionable actions of the people in Jesus' genealogy, specifically Rahab, and the question of "righteous liars."

In Matthew 1:1-6 we see that Jesus’ genealogy shows that he is the Messiah, sent to save those separated from God and bring us into His family.

In this week's Sermon Extra Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss Jude 1.20-21 and the phrase "praying in the Spirit". They discuss whether praying in the Spirit is the same thing as speaking in tongues, what speaking in tongues is, and how to pray in the Spirit.

In Jude 1:14-25 we see that keeping yourself in the love of God involves taking steps to build your faith, cultivating your relationship with God, and participating in God’s work in the world.

In Colossians 3:14-16 we see how you can discover God's will for your life everyday through God's guiding lights.

Wayne Taylor is the founding pastor, and has been the lead pastor, of Calvary Fellowship Seattle for 41 years. During this time, God has used their church to help plant over 50 churches, about half locally and half globally. Recently, Wayne transitioned to the roles of itinerant Bible teacher, support minister to the church, and Director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Seattle. Follow Wayne on Twitter @PastorWayTay.

In this week's Sermon Extra Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss the different theories about why there are parallel verses in Jude and 2 Peter which use similar language and cover similar topics.

In Jude 1:1-13 we see that steadfast faith in the true gospel leads to a fruitful life and eternal hope.

In this week's Sermon Extra Pastors Nick Cady and Jason Cralley discuss what the Bible says about the war in Israel, which prophetic passages are relevant, and the hope we should have in the face of the End Times.

In Hebrews 4:12-13, we see that, the Bible is like other books, in that we can read it, but it is unlike other books because it is God’s living word. Therefore, the Bible has the power to read us. When we open our hearts to God’s word, God uses it to do spiritual surgery and change us for the better.

In this week's Sermon Extra Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss Isaiah 61.1-3 and the phrase "the Day of the Vengeance of our God". They discuss the concept of vengeance and wrath in the Bible and if it is compatible with the idea of a loving God.