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

We end this series with the most controversial of all topics. I Could Never Believe in a God Who Does Not Affirm Some People’s Sexuality. Isn't this a human rights issue? Pastor Nick adds some additional perspective to Sunday's...

Psalm 92:1,2,4 - There are many ways in which people view sexuality today: as a mere appetite, as bad, as the ultimate thing in life. In Matthew 19, Jesus talks about sexuality, affirming its goodness, its purpose, and its role as a sign-post of Heaven. Whereas his...

What happens when God doesn't answer our prayers? Pastor Nick elaborates on Sunday's sermon with some added perspective to what is a stumbling block for many. Catch up here with Sunday's sermon in case you missed it...

Psalm 116:5,8-9; There are times when we pray for things, even good things, and God doesn’t give us what we ask for. By looking at the examples of Paul the Apostle, and ultimately Jesus, we can learn why a loving God might sometimes tell us no, how to pray, and how to...

Psalm 19:1,8,14 - How has God revealed Himself to us, and what evidence is there for the existence of God? Both the physical and human sciences bear the fingerprints of an intelligent designer, while the person of Jesus Christ and the Bible reveal to us the particular...

Psalm 100:1-2,4-5; If God is loving and powerful, then why does he allow evil and suffering in the world? This common question deals with our most fundamental beliefs about God and about our existence. If the purpose of our lives is to be comfortable, then suffering is...

Hell! Every preachers favorite Sunday morning topic to speak on. We delve in some misconceptions and highlight some issues raised from Sunday's sermon. Catch up here with Sunday's sermon in case you missed it...

Psalm 30:10-12; Many people struggle with the doctrine of hell, but most of what Christians believe about hell came directly from the mouth of Jesus, who cared enough to warn us about Hell, but even more than that: he loved us so much that his whole life was...

Arguably the greatest hurdle for people fully embracing Christianity are Christians themselves. We'll look at some other aspects of this important topic that Pastor Nick was not able to get to in his Sunday sermon. Catch up here with...

Psalm 130:3-4,7; If Christianity is true and God is love, then why are so many Christians unloving and unkind? From judgmentalism to Christian leaders who get caught doing the very things they preach against, the behavior of those who claim to follow Jesus is a major...

Did God give us a faulty bible? On this week's sermon extra we continue in our series "I could never believe in a God who...gave us a faulty bible." As this is a huge topic to cover, Pastor Nick shares some thoughts that did not...

Psalm 86:4-6; Why would any modern person base their entire life on an ancient book? Why should we believe that the Bible is the word of God? How do we know it hasn’t been tampered with and changed? A look at the historical and internal evidence reveals that the...

Pastors Nick and Michael discuss this past week's sermon: "I Could Never Believe in a God Who...Condoned Genocide in the Old Testament." They cover topics such as whether there is an age of accountability and whether God judges people...

Psalm 33:3-5; Judgment, mercy, and grace are all divine prerogatives, and all have temporal and eternal manifestations. When God ordered the destruction of the Amalekites in the Old Testament, it was not a form of ethnic cleansing, but a temporal judgment for moral...

Psalm 139:14,17,23-24; The Bible has been used as justification for the suppression of women and minorities, but such behavior is not only condemned by the Bible, the Bible teaches principles which promote equality, as exemplified by Jesus and lived out by faithful...

Psalm 68:4,19-20; In Jesus, God has made us family; Christians are both children of God, and brothers and sisters of one another. In this closing section, James encourages us to be a counter-cultural community which is a sign to the world of the Kingdom of God.

Life is short, and the way we spend our lives matters immensely. Only if we live with eternity in mind will our lives have lasting purpose and value.

Job 19 - In order for our lives to have any purpose or meaning, we need to be resurrected to a new life here and now, and eternal life to come. The promise of Easter is that those who believe in Jesus will be resurrected just as He was.

Psalm 118:27-29; Disordered desires lead to a plethora of problems in our relationships with others and in our relationship with God, but humility, although initially painful, is the first step in receiving grace and experiencing reconciliation.

The careless toss of a cigarette can set an entire mountain on fire and ruin the lives of so many. Such is the disproportionate power and destruction of the tongue unless we bring it under the Lordship of Jesus. The character and nature of our...

What does it mean to “Have Faith”? What does that faith look like? How can it be tested? Faith is in the person of Jesus Christ, not an idea, or feeling, but completely entrusting our lives and committing ourselves to Christ. This act of faith...

All of us are equal at the foot of the cross, the same mercy shown to the rich and to the poor. Material wealth or poverty will not determine our standing in the final judgment but whether we have laid hold of the salvation made available to all men...

Psalm 63:2-4; If real faith manifests itself in actions, then what does it look like for us to be doers of God’s Word, not just hearers of it? James gives us some very practical instructions about some concrete areas where our faith can be put into action.

How can we get through real life with our faith intact? James gives us some practical and helpful instruction about what we need in order to survive the testing of our faith so that we come out of them stronger and better for having gone through them.

In 538 BC Cyrus of Persia issued a decree allowing the Jews to return to their land and rebuild their temple. The first return was led by Zerubbabel, and in 536 BC work on the temple began. Work began but then was neglected until 520 BC. Haggai...