White Fields Community Church | A Christian Church in Longmont, Colorado

In 2 Kings 3-4: 1-7, God is good to His people. No matter what circumstances we face the God who has made the way of salvation for us will also provide for our daily needs.

The God of Elijah was with Elisha and will be with us as we carry the baton of God’s work in our generation and point people to Jesus.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss whether Elijah really went to heaven, and where people went who died in faith before Jesus' death and resurrection.

In 2 Kings 1:1 - 2:14, as Ahab and Elijah pass the baton to their successors, we see the legacies of their lives and are reminded that the end of your life is inevitable, but the decisions you make now can have an impact for eternity.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne give an overview of content that was not discussed in 1 Kings 20-22.

1 Kings 21: 17-29; The pursuit of happiness apart from God leads to destruction, but humble surrender is the key that unlocks God’s mercy and opens the door to fulfillment and joy.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss personal stories of how God has spoken to them over the years. Write us a comment and let us know how God has spoken to you.

1 Kings 19: 9-21; As God speaks to Elijah in his discouragement, we see that hearing God’s voice involves expecting, receiving, and responding to what God says.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss Elijah's reactions to Jezebel's death threat, whether the angel of the Lord was a Christophany, and if Christians should ever take psychiatric medications.

1 Kings 19: 1-8; In Elijah’s depression, the Lord ministered to him in ways which give us insight into our own moments of despondency, and which point us to the greatness of Jesus and the hope of the gospel.

Psalm 40; What gives me confidence and hope in the midst of my current circumstances? How can I believe that God is my Help and Deliverer? God’s past faithfulness gives us patience in the present and hope for the future.

In this week's episode, Pastor Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss various topics and questions related to 1 Kings 18, including if there were other prophets in Israel at this time and what they did, and the flood, and Elijah's prayer life.

1 Kings 18: 22-46; In the showdown between Elijah and the prophets of Baal we see a display of God's judgment and mercy which points us to the hope we have in Jesus.

Pastors Nick and Mike discuss the question of why we sometimes persist in doing things even when we know they are wrong, and the idea of sin as "disordered love," as well as how to cultivate desire for the right things.

In 1 Kings 18: 1-21; as Elijah confronts King Ahab, we are challenged to consider the excuses which cripple us and the Savior who lived wholeheartedly for us.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss why God heals some people and not others, why does God kill some people and not others, and other questions that are difficult to answer.

In 1 Kings 17: 17-24; as the widow of Zaraphath’s son is raised from death to life, we see a picture of what Jesus does for us, and the hope we have in the gospel.

In this episode, Pastor Nick Cady and Pastor Michael Payne discuss Jesus' mention of the widow of Zarephath and the significance of God feeding Elijah though ravens, which were unclean birds.

In 1 Kings 17: 1-16; as the prophet Elijah confronts the evil King Ahab, we see a pattern for God’s faithfulness to us when we respond to His call.

Pastors Nick Cady and Michael Payne discuss whether it was fair of God to judge the younger prophet with death in 1 Kings 13.

In 1 Kings 13-14; as Jeroboam creates his own religion, we see the dangers of disregarding God’s words and the right way to return from a crisis.

In 1 Kings 12; as the kingdom is divided, Jeroboam's golden opportunity and golden failure point us to ourselves and to Jesus.

In 1 Kings 11; Solomon's compromises culminated in apostasy and enmity, but in Christ your story can have a better ending.

In 1 Kings 9-10; as we see in Solomon’s life, sometimes being in our comfort zone can lead us into the danger zone - but if we heed God’s words, He shows us the way into the hope zone.

Acts 2: 1-47; On Pentecost the church was born and the Holy Spirit was poured out to empower us to carry out God’s mission in the last days.