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

In 2 Corinthians 2:12-17 we see how, even in your trials you can be triumphant, as you follow and serve Jesus.

How is it possible to forgive when we are hurt so severely? In 2 Corinthians 2:1-11, Paul forgives a man who injured him severely and asks for restoration.

What does it mean that God’s promises are ‘Yes’ and ‘Amen’ in Him (Jesus)?  In 2 Corinthians 1:12-24, Paul continues to fend off the attacks on his integrity by appealing to the infallible truth of the gospel and the seal of guarantee we have as saints saved by grace.

In 2 Corinthians 1:1-11, we see how, rather than being signs of spiritual failure, weakness and suffering give us the opportunity to grow in relationship with God and be used by God, as we rely on Him.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne talk with George and Sharon Markey from Kyiv, Ukraine.  Pastor George and his wife are missionaries with Calvary Chapel in Ukraine.  George has lived in Ukraine for 30 years, planting churches and is currently the overseer for all Calvary Chapels in Ukraine.

George and Sharon along with their 6 kids are currently refugees living in Budapest, having to flee Kyiv when the war with Russia started.

George and Sharon share with us their experiences over the past couple of months and how God is using them to bring relief and restoration to the Ukrainian community.

In John 20:1-31 we see how Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection were the ultimate sign, pointing to why we, who have not seen, should believe in Him.

In this week's Sermon Extra Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss John 9, the pool of Siloam, and how we are to work the works of Jesus while it is still day.

In John 9, we see the healing of the man born blind pointed to the ultimate purpose of why Jesus had come, and that was to bring light into the darkness, to open our blinded eyes and reveal Himself to us as the Son of God.

Pastor Michael talks with Pastor Zhenya Chekushkin on location at Calvary Chapel Ternopil, Ukraine. Zhenya is one of the pastors at CC Ternopil and spends most of his time running a refugee center at the church building. Zhenya shares about the unique challenges they have faced since the war in Ukraine started and how literally overnight the church building and church body have become a center for refugees and relief supplies.

In John 6:15-21, where we see Jesus walking on water, we learn how in the midst of frustration and chaos, the presence and promises of Jesus give us courage and strength.