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

Exodus 4; Summary: As God calls Moses to liberate the Hebrew people, Moses pushes back, aware of his own inadequacies. God equips Moses for what he has called him to do, the very thing he does with us as well.

Exodus 3; As Moses encounters God in the wilderness, he is both called into relationship with God and sent out on a mission from God. Furthermore, he discovers that God is not necessarily who he wished Him to be, but that He is who He is.

Exodus 2; In the beginning of the life of Moses, we see someone whom God called to be a deliverer of the people of Israel, but before that can happen, God is going to providentially work in Moses' life, through both success and failure, to make him into...

Exodus 1; In the midst of the oppression and slavery that the Israelites experienced in Egypt, we see a picture of ourselves as well as an example of God's presence and providence at work to carry out His plans and purposes for our good and for His glory.

Colossians 4:2-18; Our faith in Jesus is something which should influence our private spiritual life as well as our public life and interaction with others. In this final chapter of Colossians, Paul gives instructions and greetings which reveal his view of how the...

2 Corinthians 12:6-10; Pastor George Markey of Calvary Chapel Kiev, Ukraine. Our Heavenly Father often refuses our requests and even seems silent, because He wants the best for us. He uses weakness and suffering to draw us deeper into His boundless grace. The world...

Colossians 3:12 - 4:1; How to live as a Christian, according to the Bible, is not about mere rule keeping. The New Testament model for our behavior is a dynamic living out of the life of Christ that has been worked into us. We do this by appreciating and reenacting the...

Colossians 3:1-11; If in Christ we have died to who we were and have been born again to new life, what does it look like to live out that new life? How do we do it? These and other questions are answered in this section.

Colossians 2:16-23; When it comes to someone you love, what excites you most: their shadow or the person themselves? Yet, many people embrace the "shadows" of Jesus rather than Jesus himself by focusing on outward traditions and rules rather than a real...

Colossians 2:1-15; As Paul the Apostle encourages the Colossians to continue in their faith, he reminds them, and us, of the uniqueness of Jesus and the grandeur of the Gospel and its far-reaching implications.