The Town Church / Fort Collins

Welcome to the afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex look back at Luke 12:13-34. Topics include Greed Generosity Anxiety Rubik's cubes Check out Formed, our new podcast on Christian Formation.

Welcome to the afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex look back at Luke 12:13-34. Topics include Greed Generosity Anxiety Rubik's cubes

In Luke 12:13-34, we see Jesus talk about the generosity of God towards us and how that should affect the way we live. _ Check our our new podcast on Christian Formation, Formed.

Welcome back to the Afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex look back at Luke 12:1-12. Topics include: The unpardonable sin Jesus's care for his followers Hypocrisy Bowling

Luke 12 begins with Jesus pulling his disciples close to both warn and encourage them.

Welcome back to The Afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex look back at Luke 11:37-54. Conversation topics include: The nature of "Woes" A severe form of mercy Obedience without performance A detailed comparison of the length of Vince's hair and mustache

At the end of Luke 11, Jesus offers the Scribes and Pharisees harsh critique that serves as a gracious call to repentance.

Welcome to Formed! Formed is a new podcast that explores topics around Christian formation—the process by which God graciously grows our love for him as he reveals more of himself to us. In this first episode, Vince and Eric explore our fall 2026 formation focus of Corporate Worship by considering the significance that it is corporate .  Some questions that come up include - What does it mean to g...

This week, Brock and Rex look back at Luke 11:14-36 and talk about Jesus' exclusivity, repentance and faith, looking righteous while being far from God, and pumpkin spice everything. 

Luke 11:14-36 contains several interactions that all point to the exclusivity of Jesus.

Welcome back to the afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex reflect on the Lord's Prayer. Topics include approaching God as father, how to deal with "no"' as an answer to prayer, how to be impudent in prayer, and house chores.

Luke 11 begins with the disciples asking Jesus how to pray. He responds by giving them a pattern and a parable that call them approach God in bold and intimate ways.

Vince, Kirsten and Eric discuss the story of Martha and Mary and some ways that resting at the feet of Jesus may look like today.

In this text Jesus points us to the better things in our relationship with him as he engages with two very different women - Martha and Mary.

Luke 10:25-37 contains what might be one of Jesus's best known teachings: The Parable of the Good Samaritan. In it, we see Jesus throw aside the question "Who is my neighbor?" for what is a better question altogether.

This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex look back at the parable of the Good Samaritan. They talk about mercy, neighboring,  Jesus's kindness to those with questions, and how old Rex is getting.

Welcome back to The Afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex look back at Luke 10:1-24. Topics include God's use of people for his mission. The joy in God's mission. The practice of rejoicing in what God is doing. Italian food

In Luke 10:1-24, Jesus sends more of his followers out to proclaim his kingdom. 

Welcome back to The Afterword! This week Eric, Kirsten, and Rex discuss Luke 9:51-62. They talk about God's sovereignty over salvation, what to do with Jesus's seemingly harsh words, what it means to count the cost, and Vince's facial hair. 

At the end of Luke 9, we see a few interactions that illustrate the nature of Jesus's call to follow him.

Welcome back to The Afterword! This week, Vince, Kirsten, Eric, and Rex look back at Luke 9:37-50. Topics include God's use of us in our weakness Hard words from Jesus The value of vulnerability Eric's favorite color

On the heels of an amazing revelation of Jesus's glory, Luke 9:37-50 shows several stories of the disciples' failure and weakness.

This week, Vince, Kirsten, and Rex discuss the transfiguration of Jesus. Why does Jesus do this now? Why were Moses and Elijah on the mountain? How do we apply a passage that's this strange? Listen and find out!

In this passage, Jesus takes a few disciples up the mountain and strange things start to happen. All of them serve to reveal the glory of Jesus as God's son. 

This week, Vince, Kirsten, Eric, and Rex look back at Luke 9:18-27. Discussion topics include Expectations of the Messiah The shocking nature of Jesus's call to die The importance of community Finding joy in obedience Giraffes