South Fellowship Church

2 Corinthians 3:16-18 Dallas Willard wrote, “Grace is not opposed to effort, it’s opposed to earning.” Typically followers of Jesus wrestle with this, they either lean towards legalism or laziness. The problem many good-intentioned Christians face is that they don’t know what to pour their effort into right things. Many think that simply trying harder will help them grow, but they soon find themse...

2 Corinthians 3:1-18 This is the opening sermon to our "The Beautiful Journey" series. Everybody longs for transformation and many people actually work towards it, but very few people find themselves successful. One of the reasons we aren't transformed in the way we'd like is because we begin at the wrong spot. Listen as we explore the essential starting place for all Christian transformation.

Acts 11:19-30 In this sermon we learn that there is a trait that some people have that makes everyone around them better. We learn what that trait is and how we can become people who thrive and help others thrive as well.

2 Samuel 9 This is a beautiful story of redemption. In this message pastor Don Owsley shares the story of Mephibosheth from the book of 2 Samuel. This story is a picture, an illusion to the gospel of Jesus. In it we see grace and mercy that we don't deserve. http://southfellowship.org South Fellowship Church 6560 S Broadway Littleton, CO. 80121 303-797-1500

Acts 10:1-48 It’s something we will have to do throughout the corse of our lives. It’s also something we MUST do if we are going to follow the way of Jesus. Jesus invites us to be disciples. That word literally means: an apprentice, student, or learner. Well, any learning requires that we let go of old ways of doing things or old beliefs in order to take hold of superior ones. Learning is letting...

Acts 9:32-43 The Kingdom of God. It was one of the central themes of Jesus message and earthly ministry. As the early church walked with Jesus and embraced his message, they started to see the Kingdom of God displayed in transformative ways. Tune in and see what it looks like to be a person who carries the Kingdom; because God's kingdom always invades through God's people!

Acts 9:31 One of the most dangerous situations a church or a soul can be in is peace. Peace can cause you to get distracted from worshiping God and begin worshiping peace. This sermon helps us learn how to handle seasons of peace in such a way that they help us set our direction.

Acts 9:19-30 In this sermon we learned about the shaping of the apostle Paul. We also learned that God is more concerned with who we become then in what we do. God values the time it takes to prepare a person for great things. His timeline is often longer then ours would be.

Acts 9:1-19 In this message we learned about true conversion. Conversion isn't just when a person prays a prayer and gets into heaven. Conversion is when God pursues a person, opens their eyes, and reveals His matchless grace to them. This event may be painful but it is the moment every human soul was made for.

Acts 8:26-40 Part of being a Jesus follower is bridge building. We build bridges for people to meet Jesus. In this message we learn a bit about why and how Jesus followers build bridges for people.

Philippines 3: 1-9 In this message we wrestled with one of the biggest threats to our faith, our own failings. One of the hardest things to handle in life is when we let ourselves down. Why do some christians seem to have so much faith and commitment when the rest of us struggle? This message aims to answer the question, what is it, REALLY, that makes a great Jesus follower?

Psalm 129 In this sermon we learn to like a Psalm that many of us may not initially categorize as a positive text. This text helps us learn to be honest with our real feelings about life and it's hardships.

Acts 8:4-25 In this sermon we learn about the correct approach to interacting with God. The attitude that we have toward God is very important if we are to interact with him. The attitude we need is different then one might think initially. Learn this week that God's expectations of you are different and SWEETER then you could hope for.

Acts 8:1-8 The beginning of the church was both explosive and messy. Through it all God had a plan he was working out in and through His Church. God even uses persecution and trials to advance his purpose. He does this for our joy and our good.

Acts 7 In this message we learned about God's story and how our connectedness to it sustains us under any circumstance. When you know that your life fits into the plan and story of God you can withstand just about any circumstance.

Acts 6: 1-7 Growth isn't always glamorous but it's always worth it. This passage of scripture shows us some of the growing pains that the early church went through in order to keep growing. We learn about how to grow through the difficulties that come our way. We also learn how we can break free from stagnating. How you deal with the challenges of growth determine whether you keep growing.

Acts 5:17-42 In this message we hear an amazing story of boldness. We learned how to look at our circumstances as a tool designed to help us tell the message of Life through.

Acts 5:1-11 The greatest threats to us as individuals and the church come not from without, but from within! Listen to the way that these threats got the best of Aninias and Sapphira.

Acts 4:1-31 Some tension is not meant to be resolved. Much of life is spent trying to prevent, resolve, or avoid tension but some tension is good. In this passage we see the early church functioning inside tension. We learn that our greatest impact is found when we live inside certain tensions.

Acts 3:11-26 In this passage we read one of the most beautiful titles for Jesus. Jesus is, "the author of life." This passage is a sermon that the apostle Peter preached to a crowd that gathered after he had healed a lame man outside the temple. Peter stands and tells the people that he didn't heal the man but that Jesus' name had healed the man. He then calls the people to repent. Repent: This wo...

Acts 3: 1-10 "I have no silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk (v.6)." We may not have silver and gold to give people but often the thing that we do have is far better then silver or gold. Sometimes the things we don't have open us up to being more creative in our service. This sermon helps us think through what we have to offer...

Acts 2: 42-47 The early church was an uncommon community. The gospel had changed everything in their lives and as a result the created a community that has changed history forever. This message shows us a few things they did to find that depth of transformative community.

Acts 2: 22-41 - The resurrection is not a day to be celebrated, but rather a hope to be lived! In this message we explore the ways that the resurrection invites us to rest in the plan of God, enjoy the presence of God, walk in the path of God, and rejoice in the promise of God.

Acts 2:1-21 At Pentecost the spirit descends on the believers and everything changes! They speak in tongues, have dreams and visions, and are launched into a movement that changes the world. Listen as we explore how to speak in tongues and live as Pentecostal Christians.

Surviving trials in life is difficult but it is crucial that we are able to hear God when they come. In this message Dr. Scott Wenig shares several principles from Exodus 6 that will help you weather the inevitable trials of life.