Cherry Hills Community Church: Audio

In this sermon, Pastor Curt Talyor will explore the story of Zacchaeus from Luke 19, a powerful example of Jesus’ deep love for those far from Him. Zacchaeus, a tax collector and a man despised by many, climbed a tree to catch a glimpse of Jesus. Despite his past and the judgments of others, Jesus looked up, called Zacchaeus by name, and invited Himself into his home, demonstrating that no one is...

What’s the power of your story? You might feel weak, powerless, or unable to be used by God. The truth is, God loves using broken people to do wonderful things for his kingdom. When you’re honest about your weaknesses and failures, your story becomes your greatest strength!

If we want our relationships to be healthy, we have to fight for them. But what are we fighting against? Join us as Pastor Curt Taylor unpacks what it means to fight for connection in our marriages and families.

For the vast majority of us, the biggest problem in our marriages is pride. James says that God "opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble." Marriage is a context in which we express Christ's love for one another through mutual submission. Join us as Gary Thomas kicks off our new marriage series, "First Comes Love, Then Comes Baggage!"

No one church is perfect. The good news is that the Church will last forever. We can be confident that the church will endure because we are confident in the one who it rests on -- Jesus himself.

How do we deal with loneliness and isolation? What does it mean to belong? While we often read the Scriptures with an individualistic lens, almost everything in the New Testament addresses communities of people, not individuals. Join us for this sermon as Pastor Curt Taylor explores how the early church participated in community and how we can do the same today.

Why is it so hard for us to love and serve others? For most of us, the problem isn't that we are simply unwilling to love others; the problem is that we are too preoccupied with ourselves. Join us as Pastor Curt Taylor continues our series Gold Medal Church. Affection follows direction!

The early church had a clear goal. Those early followers of Jesus understood that spreading the Gospel to all nations was the ultimate goal worth pursuing. They also understood that accomplishing that goal would come at a great cost. Has your faith ever truly cost you anything?

We all know the goals we want to achieve. So why don't we achieve them? Tune in as Pastor Curt Taylor kicks off our new Olympics-themed sermon series, "Gold Medal Church." The difference between those who set goals and those who actually achieve them is sacrifice.

Join us as our special guest speaker Harvey Carey continues our series through the book of Acts! The relationship between Jew and Gentile is a central theme in the book of Acts. When we read and understand these passages rightly, we see how God opened up a way for all to be saved -- by grace!

Are angels just make-believe, or the product of an over-active imagination? Are they simply how ancient people explained the unexplainable? The Bible talks a lot about angels, and it only speaks of them as literal beings, created by God, who interact with humanity on God's behalf. The book of Acts in particular is filled with references to angels doing God's will and helping believers in their tim...

A healthy, reverent fear of God permeated the early church community. They understood that knowing God meant having a healthy fear of him. This reality plays out vividly in the story of Ananias and Sapphira, a married couple who lied to God and died because of it. How can we as the modern-day church engage with the fear of God in a reverent way? Listen to this teaching by Gary Thomas to find out!

Tune in for this special Father's Day service with Gary Thomas!

What's the difference between an opinion, a belief, and a conviction? When we study the early church, we see a community of disciples willing to die for what they believed. That's the essence of conviction. When you stand on the word of God, He empowers you with boldness to stand on your convictions!

Almost all of us have been tempted with self-promotion or pride. We feel like if we don't promote ourselves, we won't experience significance or meaning in our lives. The apostle Peter had a similar struggle with significance. In the Gospel narratives, we see a Peter with a lot of ambition. When we get to the book of Acts, however, things change. Peter was a "nobody" who became a "somebody" -- but...

The book of Acts begins with an account of Jesus’ last days with his disciples and his ascension into heaven. While the ascension is only briefly described in Acts 1:9-11, these three short verses are profoundly significant for our understanding of the rest of the book of Acts. Because of the ascension, we know that Jesus is ruling and reigning at the right hand of the Father, interceding for us a...

Have you ever been confused about who the Holy Spirit really is? We often hear the Holy Spirit referred to as an impersonal “it”, or as some kind of mysterious force. But the Holy Spirit isn’t an “it” — He’s a person, the third person of the Trinity. He is fully God, as the Father and Son are fully God. Tune in as Pastor Curt Taylor kicks off our new sermon series on the Book of Acts. The Spirit i...

Worship artist and author Christy Nockels joins us this Mother's Day. Christy shared a beautiful message on the power of legacy to transform lives. Your song is your legacy and it's meant to be lasting!

"Then Jesus told his disciples, "If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me." Matthew 16:24

Control and anxiety are related. They are both driven by fear of future outcomes.

"for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus, whom God put forward as a propitiation by his blood, to be received by faith. This was to show God's righteousness, because in his divine forbearance he had passed over former sins. It was to show his righteousness at the present time, so that he might...

Grace isn't us working harder. Grace is God at work.

When Moses saw who God was, it led him to worship. When we grasp who God is, it leads us to worship.