Christ the King Anglican Church - Denver

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.

In this message, Jared explores how Jesus leads us to approach healing with high presence and leaning into the power of God.

In this message we look at the baptism of Jesus and how it inaugurates His leadership in bringing about His Kingdom.

In this new years eve message, we look at how God works in our lives to bear fruit in righteousness.

Christmas Eve Sermon - God with us.

In this section of Isa. 61, we get a picture for how God shapes all of us to be Priests and Menders in the world.

In this message we look at how Isaiah's prayer of longing and expectation can teach us how to pray in our own lives.

In this message we look at part of what it means for us, for the church, and for the world that Christ is King!

In this message we look at the final encouragement in the book of Hebrews to a group of people wrestling with living faithfully in a challenging world.

In this message we explore how the author of Hebrews encourages us to live a life of coherence, showing hospitality and honoring God.

In this message we look at the encouragement at the end of chapter 12 in Hebrews--an encouragement to anchor our lives on gratitude, awe, and reverence, the

In this message we explore how the loving discipline of God leads us to be shaped and formed by Him.

In this message we explore three things the text invites us to look to as we run the race ( agone) of life.

In this message we explore some of the layers present in the work of Jesus in our lives. As we join in with all of creation, saying, "Lord have mercy," we see how Jesus responds and meets us.

In this message explore how God re-makes us into His image through the loving work of Jesus Christ.

In this message, Deacon Steven shares with us about God's generous invitation into His rest.

Hebrews is a book of exhortation to live a life away from the poles. We're not called to live in fear of our eternal status, and we are not called to live a life of entitlement. The Scriptures call us to know our eternal status with Him and respond to that with great joy and softening our hearts to His leading in our lives. In this message we see how the author of Hebrews helps to move us towa...

In this message we hear about the vision that God gives all who are called according to His name.

In this message we launch into a new series on the book of Hebrews. The author doesn't waste any time and "comes in hot" by telling us how amazing it is that Jesus walks among us. In a pluralistic culture where it's hard to be a Christian, we'll continue to come back to the theme of fixing our eyes on Jesus in every circumstance.