Ridiculous Love from Envision Community Church

This week's will be our biannual What Left Hand Means To Me service, where four members of our community are invited to speak on the faith journeys that led them to Left Hand Church.

This week's sermon will be a standalone look at the story of the prodigal son, entitled Extravagant Grace.

This Saturday we will be live-streaming from Estes Park, where some of our community is gathered for our Winter Retreat.

Our newest teaching pastor, Jonathan Williams, resumes our sermon series entitled, "Why Progressive Christianity?" with a look at sin through a progressive lens.

This Saturday we will have a special service celebrating our 4th anniversary as a church, with visiting representatives from our sister churches.

This Saturday Nicole continues our new sermon series entitled, "Why Progressive Christianity" with a look back at the progressive faith of Rachel Held Evans.

This Saturday, John will continue our new sermon series entitled, "Why Progressive Christianity" with a look at the progressive lens on eschatology.

This Saturday, Paula continues our new sermon series entitled, "Why Progressive Christianity" with a look at how we define truth.

In today’s message John talks about how to view the Gospel from the lens of a progressive Christian and how that can make all the difference in how we live our lives.

Join us for this week's message from Paula Williams.

This week’s sermon from Paula Williams examines grief as a necessary emotion to be processed in community in the wake of the wildfires experienced by our community this week.

Join us for our Christmas Eve service.

This Sunday we continue our Advent Season, an annual cycle of centering our hearts in preparation for celebrating the coming of Jesus into our world on Christmas Day.

This Sunday we continue our Advent Season, an annual cycle of centering our hearts in preparation for celebrating the coming of Jesus into our world on Christmas Day.

This Sunday we continue our Advent Season, an annual cycle of centering our hearts in preparation for celebrating the coming of Jesus into our world on Christmas Day.

This Sunday we begin our Advent Season, an annual cycle of centering our hearts in preparation for celebrating the coming of Jesus into our world on Christmas Day.

We wrap up our three part sermon series this Sunday. On the heels of our Stirring the Soul series, which focused on our callings to participate in community together, we turn to how we can live out loving God, neighbor and self generously.

Today, Kristie takes a look into the story of Nehemiah, rebuilding, and the spiritual matter of faithful giving. Some of us feel like the wider Christian church feels broken – having lost its way in rejecting its own people and placing biblical literalism above the more fundamental lesson of love. It’s in need of rebuilding, just as Jerusalem needed to rebuild its temple. And like Nehemiah, w...

Paula kicks off a new three part sermon series this Sunday. On the heels of our Stirring the Soul series, which focused on our callings to participate in community together, we turn to how we can live out loving God, neighbor and self generously.

In this week's episode, Kristie takes a look at the history of Halloween, community, belonging, and the holiness of the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! 

In this week’s podcast, John talks about the Hebrew worldview and focuses on shalom and creation and how these are critical concepts for post-evangelical life, and why spending our time and energy focusing on male beauty pageants may not be the wisest and best use of our time and energy.

Though the desert religions today are religions of scarcity, a look at the Old Testament story shows that God has always had a generous heart. In this podcast, we’ll look at the story of Jonah, talk about the reality that humans want to belong more than they want to know the truth, and how difficult it is to mourn loss.

In this week's sermon, co-pastor Nicole Vickey helps us celebrate our annual Animal Blessing service, speaking We'll be about St. Francis and the holy friendships that exist between humans and their pets.

In this week's sermon, co-pastor Paula Williams kicks off a new sermon series, entitled "Stirring the Soul" which examines our callings to participate in the movement of God today. This week we look at grief, and the role of community in mourning and healing.

In this week’s episode, John Gaddis talks about something that churches are pretty hesitant to talk about --- DOUBT.  By focusing on Matthew 28:7, we’ll talk about how leaning into our doubt can help us live the life we’re called to live.