Christ the King Anglican Church - Denver

In this message we close our series on the book of Acts and consider what it means for us to be a part of God's unfolding story that did not end in the book of Acts.

In this message Scott walks us through the journeys of Paul and how they show the faithfulness of God despite hitting speed bump after speed bump.

In this passage we'll look at how Christians can live with courage.

In Acts 20, Paul addresses the elders of Ephesus with basically a, "here's what I want on my tombstone" speech. Through his teaching and life, he's telling them what he hoped they would see in him. For us, we explore his speech through the lens for how God can call us into a life of purpose and meaning. What do you want on your tombstone?

In this message we explore how Paul speaks to a group of Epicureans and Stoics in Athens. What's interesting, is that of all the cultures we come across in the Bible, the culture of Athens is possibly one that has the most overlap with our present day. Make sure to make it to the last section of the message where it all comes together in Paul's brilliant appeal to the philosophers and to u...

In this message we look at three profiles of faithfulness by God's people. One of our challenges as Christians is something called "hero conditioning." Whether it's larger than life people in the Bible or sermon examples of inspiring people...we can sometimes feel like "just a normal" life has less value. While it's good to celebrate how God has done extraordinary t...

In this message explore how Paul and Barnabas did ministry in an area that had no real concept of God, no respect for the church, and no interest in God's good boundaries for life and flourishing -- a context not too dissimilar from our own.

In this message, we explore the moment when the Holy Spirit set apart Barnabas and Saul on the mission of God into the world. We also talk about how we are caught up in the same mission with God. We look at the church's calling to be a vibrant and purposeful community, continually seeking God's guidance and direction.

In this message we hear about how God's story unfolds in Acts 12 through - Martyrs, Miracles, and Maturity.

In this message we review the account of Acts and focus in particularly on how grace is present among the early church community.

In this message explore foundational truths about the Holy Spirit and how we can welcome the move of God in our lives.

In this message we'll explore how the Voice of God moves in the lives of Saul Ananias. Sometimes the voice of God thunders, at other times it comes as a suggestion, a whisper, a calling. In both cases, the Lord moves in our lives to draw us into His will and for the good of the world and ourselves

In this message, we'll look at the incredible news of the Spirit moving into Samaria. In Acts 8, we see the next step in what Jesus says about the good news crossing from Jersualem to Judea and to Samaria.

In this message Steven shares with us about the sufferings of Stephen the first Deacon. We see how this passage helps us to walk through suffering in way that glorifies God and draws us closer to Him.

In this message we'll look at one way the early church responded to the shaking of the world around them. While it's not wrong to pray and ask for God to make our lives easier, what's interesting here is what the church prayed together. They didn't pray for ease or comfort, but for boldness and God's sovereignty to be put on display.

In this message we explore the core markers of the first "proto-church." These verses describe the 4 core elements that emerged spontaneously in response to the move of the Holy Spirit - dedication to the teaching of the Scriptures, the fellowship, the breaking of bread, and to the prayers.

In this message, Steven helps us begin our sermon series on the book of Acts. We'll walk through this book and trace the unfolding of God's plan for salvation for the whole world, and what that looks like for us here and now.

In this message we cover 3 amazing truths about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We also talk about what it means for us, and what it means for the world!

The way Jesus enters Jerusalem has a lot to say to us about how He enters our lives!

In this message we look at the account of Jesus raising Lazarus. We'll look at how Jesus came to reveal God's truth as His representative, how Jesus meets us in pain and sorrow, and how Jesus bids us to walk and live in fullness with Him!

In this passage we explore the interaction Jesus has with the blindman. Jesus meets us where we are, He offers new life and healing, and sends us out to walk for Him.

In this message, we explore the interaction Jesus has with the Samaritan woman and His offer of living water.    God is always seeking us out as a sign of His great and enduring love.

In this message we focus on God's love and how believing is a response to what He has done and is doing!

In this message we look at the "temptations" of Jesus and how they show that He is the new Adam and new Israel.  Jesus meets us and offers us His strength in all things.

Peter ends his letter with instruction and encouragement for how all of us can find joy in constraint.