Christ the King Anglican Church - Denver

In this message we look at Paul's words to the Corinthians about the work of the Spirit. We see that while there is broad range of the work of the Spirit, that we can know God is working through His purposes in specific ways. Paul tells us that the Spirit primarily works to point people to Jesus and to build up the church.

In this message, we sit with the high priestly prayer of Jesus and see what His priorities are in prayer. In these "final words" to the disciples before He departs, Jesus prays they would be kept in God's name, have unity, know joy, be filled with mission, and that they would know God's truth.

In this message we explore how our journey with Christ takes us on an upward, expanding spiral of growth. Rather than a linear, "up and to the right" graph, our growth is cyclical, up and down, and rarely straightforward. We'll explore what animates this growth as we look at God's love for us and the love He calls us to have for each other.

In this message we look at the surprising (to many of us) significance of the resurrection and all that means for us here and now.Why did Paul say if Christ was not resurrected in body then we are to be pitied?Why did the early church live so freely and die with joy?Why did the church father work so hard to include "The resurrection of the body" in the creeds?In this message, echoing a familiar outline from Tim Keller, we explore these ideas.

In this message Steven shares with us about the non-linear, interconnected nature of growth in Christ. In Steven's word, John is a Vibe, and so we vibe with John as we see God's calling into a deeper life with Him.

In this message Steven walks through what it means that Jesus is our good shepherd that leads us. As sheep we are not stupid, as many of us might think, but we are helpless. Think about it -- we see packs of wild horses, pigs, cows, but never flocks of wild sheep.

In this message Bishop Ken explores how Jesus teaches and encourages the disciples after the resurrection.

In this message we learn how we can live into the joy of the resurrection .

In this message we reflect on what the cross means for us here and now - We have a price tag, we can view others with dignity, and we have a value to live into for our lives.

Psalm 118, the most quoted Psalm in the New Testament, helps us to consider the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and what that means for our own hearts.

The first shall be last and the last shall be first. In this message we explore how the way of Jesus is the way of humility.

In this message we explore how Jesus calls us to pick up our cross and follow Him. It can sound hard, and uncomfortable, but it's actually the way into a fuller deeper life with God.

In this message we explore how Jesus points out the hypocrisy of the Pharisees in worshiping their traditions rather than what the traditions point to.Do we ever do the same thing? Maybe not with tradition but with certain cultural ways of walking with Jesus?

In this message we see how Jesus was received in Nazareth with suspicion and "Anti - Trust." We look at the larger call of Jesus to approach Him with Hopeful Expectancy - laying down our own specific expectations which may be limiting.

In this message, Justin shares with us about the parable of the Mustard Seed. God's Kingdom Grows, that growth looks different than we expect, but God brings life.

God is compassionate and slow to anger.

In this message we explore the parable of the sower and consider how Jesus leads us into fruitfulness.

In this message we look at how Jesus leads us into loving, purposeful family.

In this message, we explore how Sabbath isn't just an add on to our lives, but actually the center of God's plans for the world - that we would rest in Him.In our own lives we can embrace Sabbath each week, leaning on the amazing depth and richness of what God reveals about Sabbath in the Scriptures.

In this message we look at how Jesus came to bring healing and forgiveness to the world.