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

1 Kings 8; Just as God’s glory filled the Temple in the time of Solomon, God has placed the light of His glory in us who believe, with the goal that it would get out for others to see.

Pastor Nick and Michael discuss issues related to Solomon and the building of the Temple versus the building of his own palace.

In 1 Kings 5-7 we see the construction of the Temple by Solomon. The Temple was a place for people to get a glimpse of Heaven and a picture of who we become in Christ.

Pastors Nick and Michael talk about issues related to identity and morality from our message Teaching the Truth from 1 Timothy 1:3-17.

In 1 Timothy 1: 3-17, we are warned against false teachers, and the false hope that they provide by Paul, and instructed on how we are called to teach, and respond to the gospel. We are called to receive God's grace, walk humbly before him, and go forth teaching the...

Pastors Nick and Michael discuss the question if God ever intended Israel to have a king or if He merely allowed them to have a king as a type of judgment or as a concession.

In 1 Kings 4, during Solomon’s reign, the people of God prospered because of his wisdom and administration, and yet Solomon disregarded the will of God, sowing the seeds for his own downfall. His story is our story, which is why we need “the one who is greater than...

Psalm 37:7-9; Pastors Nick and Mike discuss 1 Kings 3, including whether Solomon asked for the best thing and what the “high places” were.

In 1 Kings 3, when given the opportunity to ask God for anything, Solomon asked for wisdom. Not only does God promise to give us wisdom when we need it, but has given us the ultimate manifestation of His wisdom in Jesus.

In 1 Kings 1-2 at the end of King David’s life, God’s promise of an eternal kingdom is remembered and foreshadowed as Salomon takes the throne amidst a backdrop of rebellion, mercy, and judgment.

In Hebrews 11: 29-40, the promise of the gospel is not that God will give you a perfect life here on Earth, but that He will raise you to “better life” when this Earthly life is finished. Such a hope would transform your entire life, but how can you be sure that this...

2 Corinthians 5: 17-21; When Jesus hung on the cross, a great darkness covered the land for three hours, and where was God during that time of suffering, isolation, and questions? At that moment “God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.”

Hebrews 11: 29-40; The reward of walking with God by faith is something much better than anything we could get from God; it is God Himself.

Numbers 14:9; Just as we need food to sustain our bodies and keep us healthy physically, we need challenges and steps of faith in our walk with God in order to stay healthy spiritually.

Numbers 13: 1-33; Will your life be shaped by fear or by faith? In the saga of Israel’s entrance into Canaan we see the effects of both: disaster on the one hand, and blessing on the other.

John 14: 1-14; Have you ever had a troubled heart? Something happened in your life that knocked the wind out of you and made you lose heart? Guest Pastor Cody King teaches from John 14 on the theme that your heart is not the victim of circumstance.

2 Peter 3: 1-18; Are we living in the last days? If the early Christians expected Jesus to return in their time, why is it that He still hasn’t returned yet? In this section, Peter addresses these very relevant questions and instructs us about how to live as we await...

2 Peter 2: 1-22; How much of a danger is false teaching in our day, and what can you do to make sure you don’t fall for it? Knowing that he didn’t have much time left, Peter writes a strong warning to believers to be on guard against false teaching, explaining what...

2 Peter 1: 16-21; What makes Christianity unique is that it is based on historical events, not myths or legends. Peter was an eye-witness to Jesus' life and saw his glory revealed, and based on those experiences, he assures us of the suirty of the hope of the...

2 Peter 1: 1-15; God's grace towards us in Christ not only saves our souls, but transforms and empowers us to live free and good lives, even in the face of difficulties and hardships.

2 Corinthians 5: 16-17; How do you see others around you? Paul the Apostle urges us to view those around us with spiritual eyes, seeing them not in worldly terms defined by race, economics, politics, etc. - but to view them as God sees them. To do this would have radical and...

Pastors Nick and Mike discuss issues of identity, including the mistake of conflating function with identity, the power of labels, the hope of the gospel and how it relates to sin and restoration, and more in this week's sermon extra, following...

Ephesians 4: 1-16; The church is not a social club, a group of like-minded religious individuals, or a man-made institution of people who like to gather together, but a God-ordained, divine institution, built by His own hands for His purposes and pleasure to make known...

2 Kings 6: 8-23; When Elisha and his servant found themselves surrounded, in a hopeless situation, Elisha asked God to open his servant's eyes to the spiritual reality of the situation, which revealed that God had not abandoned them but was protecting them with...

Taken from Acts 18:1-18, this weeks sermon focuses on Paul's journey to Corinth and the victories and failures he suffered through fulfilling the vision God had for that city. Pastor Nick also discusses Jonah's lack of vision for the city...