Emmaus Road Church | Fort Collins, Colorado

What is this thing called the church? A building? An organization? Pastor Andy teaches on the church in the second to last week of “Foundation.”

The Bible is living and active because it is a story. It is not a text book meant to be studied for propositional truths. It is authoritative because God exercises his authority through it.

“Saved” is a big word. Far bigger than what Christians have made it today. Pastor Andy talks about how big salvation really is, and how it’s so much more than what we may think.

What does it mean to be human? What’s our place in relation to God and creation? Pastor Andy teaches from Genesis.

Who is the Holy Spirit? How does the Holy Spirit work in our lives? Pastor Andy teaches from Romans 8:9-17.

In this first part of an eight part sermon series on the Foundation of Christian faith, we begin where everything began… God.

What can we learn from how people pray in the Bible? Find out in the final message from “In Jesus’ Name.”

What are we supposed to pray for when we pray? Pastor Andy looks at prayers throughout the bible in the third part of “In Jesus’ Name.”

In the second week of “In Jesus’ Name” (we had an error the first week and we apologize for that) Pastor Andy talks about why we pray.

Pastor Andy shares the direction and vision of Emmaus Road for fiscal year 2013-2014.

What does does the fact that we will be bodily resurrected–as opposed to living as a “soul”–mean for us? Pastor Andy teaches from 1 Corinthians 15:29-58.

In 1 Thessalonians Paul tells the church not to grieve like those who have no hope. How is a Christian to grieve? Pastor Andy explores 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18.

Hope is not just a noun or verb. It’s not even just a word. Hope is a person and he has a name. From John 11:17-27.

All of us have experienced some form of the pain of death. Often times people offer up words of “comfort” that aren’t really so comforting. But what does the Bible say about death? Is it a friend that comes to end our misery? Or is it an enemy that is to be done away with? From 1 Corinthians 15:20-28.

Our “Apocalypse” series closes as we look forward to the Second Coming of Christ and the hope that it brings.

A special Christmas service at Emmaus Road. Given in 3 parts, Pastor Andy tells the story of Revelation 12.

What is the “Mark of the Beast?” When we read Revelation 13 & 14 we see that everyone bears a mark. The only question is, “Who’s mark do you bear?”

In the first week of the “Revelation” portion of our “Apocalypse” series Pastor Andy explores what the book of Revelation is really about and gives some helpful tips on how to read it correctly. Is Revelation really about destruction and doom, or is it about hope?

In the last week of the Ezekiel portion of Apocalypse, Pastor Andy explores one of the better known chapters in Ezekiel. What does this valley of dry bones mean? What did God want to say to the people of Israel and what does he want to say to us? Ezekiel 37:1-14.

In the third week of Apocalypse, Andy explores a PG-13 chapter of the Bible. What is God trying to tell us with all this graphic imagery? From Ezekiel 16.

In the third and final week of the “Daniel” portion of the “Apocalypse” series Pastor Andy talks about different views of the 9th chapter of Daniel. He also answers the question, “What is the purpose of apocalyptic literature?”

Between The City And The Siege by Andy Lucas

Four beasts? Horns? What!? In this second week of “Apocalypse: Daniel” Pastor Andy teaches from Daniel 7. There is a Kingdom that is breaking in. What part do we play in that Kingdom?

In the opening week of the Daniel study Pastor Andy uses the famous fiery furnace story to talk about bold faith that declares, “even if He does not.”

This week, Emmaus’ own, Dan Adkins concludes our “Kingdom Come” series with “Jesus as King.” Jesus is more than our personal savior. He is the savior of the world and its true and rightful king.