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

In this Mission Extra, James and Abigail Payne share how God has led them into ministry in Tallinn, Estonia, the work He is doing through them, and the opportunities and challenges they encounter while serving in one of the most atheistic countries in Europe. Hear firsthand how the gospel is transforming lives and discover specific ways to pray for their ministry.

In John 17:12-26 we see that Jesus sends His followers into the world as a distinct people, filled with His joy and set apart by His truth, to make Him known.

In this week's Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Michael discuss John 17:3 and Jesus' definition of eternal life. What is the determining factor between eternal life and eternal destruction? Is believing that God exists enough, or does saving faith require something more? Discover what it means to truly know God through Jesus Christ and why a relationship with Him is at the heart of the gospel.

In John 17:1-11 we see that Jesus' finished work and ongoing intercession is the basis for our confidence as we face the future.

Pastor Michael and Stephen discuss John 16:4–15 and the work of the Holy Spirit—who He is as the third Person of the Trinity, how He convicts and guides believers, and what it practically looks like to recognize His active presence in our daily lives. From conviction and prayer to spiritual growth and obedience, this conversation explores how Christians can walk closely with the Spirit every day.

In John 16:4-15 we see that, Jesus’ departure is not the end of His work but the beginning of the Spirit's ministry of convicting the world, leading the church, and glorifying the Son.

In John 15:18-16:4 we see that, The world opposed Jesus and will oppose His followers, but the Spirit empowers us to endure and witness faithfully.

In this week’s sermon extra, Pastors Nick and Michael discuss The Gospel of John 15:2 and whether the things removed from our lives are always the work of the Lord, the result of living in a fallen world, or sometimes both. They also explore the idea of “liberating constraints” — how God can use limits, loss, and pruning to shape us into healthier and more fruitful people.

In John 15:1-11 we see that the path to a meaningful life and lasting joy is found in remaining connected to Jesus and abiding in His Word.

In this Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Michael discuss John 14 and explore one of the most important questions about the Trinity: What did Jesus mean when He said, “the Father is greater than I”?Through the Upper Room Discourse, they unpack what Scripture reveals about the nature of God, the relationship between the Father and the Son, and why understanding the Trinity still matters for Christians today. Discover how Jesus’ words reveal both His humility and His divine nature, and why sound theology leads to deeper worship and confidence in Christ.Understanding the Filioque Controversy: Politics, Theology, and the Divide Between Eastern & Western Christianity: https://nickcady.org/2026/05/06/understanding-the-filioque-controversy-politics-theology-and-the-divide-between-eastern-western-christianity/St. Patrick's Bad Analogies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQLfgaUoQCw