Albuquerque Christian Church

Following Jesus is more than believing the right things or practicing religious habits. It's a lifelong journey of being with Jesus, becoming like Him, and joining Him in His mission. But how do we actually stay connected to Jesus on this journey? In this message, we explore two foundational practices of discipleship: reading Scripture and prayer. Looking at Jesus' own example, we'll l...

In this message, Armin Day walks the Albuquerque Christian Church through the very first conversation of discipleship — what to do when someone finally says "yes" to exploring Jesus. Using Scripture from Mark, Matthew, John, and 2 Corinthians, Armin introduces "Follow," a new relational Bible study tool designed to help ordinary believers confidently invite others into a journe...

Jesus is everything — the remedy for broken hearts, the answer to every need we chase after in life. In this message, Daniel Garcia unpacks Romans 10 and the beautiful feet of those who bring good news, walking through powerful examples (the woman at the well, the demon-possessed man, Zacchaeus, the road to Emmaus, and the Apostle Paul) to show how one encounter with Jesus changes everything. Pack...

Good intentions don't matter if they don't lead to action — and the same is true when it comes to helping others know Jesus. In this message from our Kingdom Representatives series, Armin Day walks through three shifts we need to make to move from good intentions to intentional disciple making: understanding our calling (head), desiring others to know Jesus (heart), and taking intentional...

What Does It REALLY Mean to Make Disciples? Ever thought disciple making is just inviting someone to a Bible study? Evangelist Armin Day challenges us to widen our frame and see that disciple making is way bigger — it's every prayer, every dinner invite, every conversation, and every act of love that helps someone take their next step toward Jesus. In this message, Armin unpacks a clear defini...

Does the resurrection still amaze you, or has it become old news? In this message from Mark 16, Evangelist Armin Day walks through the strange, abrupt ending of Mark's gospel — where the women flee the empty tomb trembling and afraid — to show that Jesus was never meant to fit in a safe, familiar box. Discover how the resurrection doesn't just change what happened to Jesus 2,000 years ago,...

WHO HAS ALL AUTHORITY? 👑 In Mark 12, Jesus faces wave after wave of people questioning his authority — and he doesn't flinch. In this message, Daniel Garcia walks through the parable of the vineyard, the question about Caesar's coin, the resurrection debate, and the greatest commandment to reveal one uncomfortable truth: we're not owners of our lives, we're stewards. And the God w...

In this message from Mark 11, Evangelist Armin Day walks through Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, the cursing of the fig tree, and the clearing of the temple to ask a piercing question: has God's people become what they were meant to be—a praying people who faithfully represent God to the nations? Discover why Jesus wasn't satisfied with lip-service praise, and what kind of fruit He's...

Jesus begins traveling towards Jerusalem and on the way teaches all about what it means to follow him in the Kingdom. In Mark 10 he redefines greatness and challenges us to consider what we are looking for in following Him. #Jesus #mark #abq #abqchurch #prayer #greatness

Most people have an opinion about Jesus—but not many actually see Him clearly. In Mark 8, Jesus heals a blind man in stages—and it reveals something about all of us:we can be around Jesus, believe in Him, and still not fully see who He is. This Easter message explores:– Why spiritual blindness is more common than we think– How people misunderstand Jesus today– What it really means that Jesus is th...

What if your biggest problem isn’t your circumstances… but how you see them? Why do people respond so differently to Jesus? How can some see Him clearly—and others completely miss Him? In this message from Mark 8, we explore a deeper issue most people overlook: the power of your imagination—and how it shapes your faith, your fears, and your life. Jesus reveals a Kingdom of  abundance, provision, a...

Jesus begins teaching about the kingdom through parables. God can work in immeasurable ways and bear more fruit in and through us than we can imagine, but will we have eyes to see and ears to hear? Will we faithfully scatter kingdom seeds and trust that they will grow in time?

The Kingdom of God now confronts the kingdoms of this world head on. Whether they be religious, political, spiritual, or even family kingdoms – Jesus exposes where our allegiances lie.

The King has arrived and the kingdom is breaking in through Him. Jesus begins to build his following and display what it looks like when Eden is restored in our hearts, lives, and communities.

Mark opens his gospel with a pronouncement for the ages, the long awaited king is coming and we must ready ourselves. All that Israel and humanity has hoped for is finally here, but will be ready to receive what he offers?

Jesus teaches us to pray, "Your kingdom come". But what does that really mean? We dive into our theme for 2026, "The Kingdom" and how it shapes our hopes and prayer lives.

We start the new year off surrendering all to God in prayer. We cover what God is always up to, how to stand firm in those truths, and then discern how God might be working toward those ends in our life in this season.

Jesus finishes his dialogue with the 11 by assuring them that he cares deeply about their joy. Despite the pain they are about to experience, joy and life will come. And while we often will have challenges in this life, we can also find joy in Jesus despite our circumstances.

Littered throughout Jesus' last night are references to the one who would come after him, the Spirit. Jesus actually says it is for our good that he goes so that the Spirit may come! What makes this advocate so special and powerful and how do we experience his presence in our everyday life?

What does it mean to abide in Jesus like a branch in a vine? And what kind of fruit does that abiding relationship produce in our lives? Jesus tells us where our focus must be as his followers, abiding.

We unpack John 14:15-31 as Jesus emphasized how are faith and love are expressed in obedience to his teachings and way of life.

We dive into the second half of John 13 and see Jesus love his enemy, give his followers some lifeline warnings, and bring us back to the glory of God and the foundation of love.

We begin our series on Jesus' last words in John by looking at his act of washing his disciples feet. Jesus shows his disciples and us the full extent of his love. How can we receive, believe and then weave this kind of love into every area of our lives.

God provides all things for our enjoyment. The command God gives us to honor him with all we have comes with incredible blessings if we will trust Him.

We begin a two part series on money and the role it plays in our lives. We start with a high level view of how Jesus being first holds all things together but when he isn’t in his proper place, disorder takes over.