Flatirons Community Church Audio Podcast

Value #2: Relational Intimacy. Through Jesus, it is possible to "get our stuff together" with God and within ourselves.

Value #1: Biblical Authority. We believe that the Bible is God's Word and has the ability to show us a beter way to live if we are willing to adjust our lives to what it (God) says is true and best. Our mission is to bring the awesome life of Christ to a lost and broken world.

Because of God’s "All the Way" kind of love, He sent Jesus so that we can have eternal life. Who is this eternal life available to?

What kind of love was Jesus talking about when He said that God SO loved the world? And, how can we know that God really does SO love us?

Today, we will look at what "kind" of love God has for us and what is possible because of that love.

Whether you are married or not you are fully known by God and you can know Him even more fully if you will remain with Him even in the most difficult of circumstances.

Even with the destructive presence of sin in our lives, it is still possible for a man and woman to be "naked and unashamed"; to know and be fully known.

There is a better way to deal with sins and mistakes than covering them up, hiding and blaming everyone else.

A marriage that "images" God well begins with and is reflected in a husband who loves his wife and a wife who respects her husband. Love and respect mean much more than we think, especially when we know what love and respect actually mean.

What if our masculinity and our femininity, our sexuality and our marriages, were meant to image and reflect something much more intentional and spiritual than what this world says that we are? What if you are more than what you thought you were?

Christians always live with the tension between speaking the truth and offering grace. What Jesus taught and demonstrated was that love always offers both.

Is it possible to be a part of a strong community where, no matter what a person is going through, the response from that community would be, "We gotcha"?

Just because you are allowed to do something doesn't mean you should.

The Church at Corinth was living by the mantra "If it makes you happy do it. If it doesn't, don't. It's that simple." Paul in a very fatherly way confronted this mentality and pointed out how it was tearing their church apart.

What Jesus promises will happen SOME-day must make a difference in how we live our lives TO-day. We must hang onto Jesus and His Truth and we must help and encourage one another.

In His own words, Jesus has told us what it will be like when He comes down to take up both those who are alive and those who are dead in Christ.

What will Jesus find His people DOING when He returns like "a thief in the night"? (Endurance, Hope, Second Coming, Imminent, Urgency)

In this introductory message, every writer in the Bible made it clear that if "a day is coming" in the future, it has implications for how we live today.

When our contentment is tied to our circumstances, being content is the one thing we will never find.

Paul teaches that forgetting what lies behind and straining toward what lies ahead are the keys to knowing Christ more. Sometimes it's our past "wins" that are more difficult to get over than our past "losses."

For Paul, walking through what most people would see as losing was always the path to winning.

If we are saved by grace through faith in who Jesus is and what Jesus did for us, what are the implications for us in how we interact with people around us?

Because of what Jesus has done for us and what the Spirit is doing in us, we are free to live our lives in a way that reflects who Jesus is and what He has done.

Now that we have been set free and welcomed into God' family through Christ, why do we sometimes turn back to living like slaves?

Now that we have been set free and welcomed into God' family through Christ, why do we sometimes turn back to living like slaves?