Flatirons Community Church Audio Podcast

Even at the moment when Jesus was being crucified, He stood up under the weight and he continued to serve people around him.

For the 35 day challenge, we've been praying daily for three things daily: what are you thankful for, what you need from God, and what someone else needs from God. Why do we pray? Because prayer doesn't change God, but prayer changes us.

What would happen if we chose life changing sacrifice? Join us as we challenge ourselves to point our limited time and resources in the direction of something that cultivates value that lasts beyond this life.

What would it take to keep going spiritually when your physical body doesn’t want to cooperate? This side of heaven, our bodies are never going to want to do what we need them to do. So, we have to make a plan.

Do you want your life with God to get better? It's time to train your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Join us as we unfold how biblical leadership and parenting require a willingness to allow God to form us first.

God’s promise to us is that when we seek Him first, He will provide for all our daily needs.

We look at Jesus’ instructions to "seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness" to remind us that intentionally and actively seeking God gives life to our spirits, just as air gives life to our bodies.

Is it possible for God to be amazed by us?

Rather than let our triggers hurt us and others, we need to have the courage to allow God’s grace to make us whole, holy, and spiritually healthy.

God’s invitation to rest is an idea counter cultural to many of us. Does Jesus’ way of life still make sense for the modern world?

Now more than ever, we need to not only tolerate people but go a step further to love them.

Our identity, peace, justice, and joy are often based on how we look at our culture and determines who we are going to trust.

Our identity is often shaped by social media, lack of face-to-face conversations, and many other temporary, fleeting things.

We look at how Paul went from being called Saul to Paul. Being mentored requires humility, and mentoring requires obedience.

Pray for God to show you a person to invest in and find a person in your life and be a Barnabas, an encourager.

Who in your life shows good leadership? This week we look at three ways to identify what a Good Leader is.

When you're vulnerable in sharing their story, Jesus works in your life to change it forever.

What are the significant moments in life that become a foundational part of our stories? We take a look back to see where Jesus met us where we were at-no matter what, no matter where.

What does it look like to seek freedom and flee from slavery? We look at the slavery Jesus has come to set us free from, and the impact that it has on our lives.

No matter what you've done, no matter where you are, Jesus is for you. Looking at John 3:16, a cliché verse, we see that in God's great love he chose us. And in response, we, the Church, are called to choose, love, and serve others as well.

We are all called, male and female, to examine the voices we listen to and the things/people we use to measure ourselves; remembering our true identity can be found in the name of God.

Ben has us take a look at how we can avoid drifting apart from the people we love the most.

Jim encourages us to seek after God’s plan in relationships before we encounter the storms of life.

Ben teaches about Wisdom. Wisdom is defined as “the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgement; the quality of being wise."