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

Romans 8:18-30; Life in this world is characterized by much beauty and joy, but also tainted by sadness, groaning, pain and unfulfilled longing. The promise of the gospel is that because of what Jesus Christ has done, we will be redeemed, all that is bad will be...

Romans 8:12-17; One of the greatest pictures of the gospel that is given to us in the Bible is that of adoption. Whereas we deserved a death sentence, instead God has brought us to an adoption hearing, so that He can make us his children. Our adoption has many...

1 Samuel 17; Guest Pastor Ed Taylor from Calvary Aurora teaches. In the familiar story of David and Goliath, we see an important lesson about being partakers in the Lord's victory which gives us incredible confidence to face whatever difficulties this life...

Romans 8:1-11; A believer can be secure and confident in their salvation and their sanctification because of the indwelling and ongoing work of the Holy Spirit within them. The Holy Spirit leads us in a new way of life which leads to life, freedom, and joy.

Romans 7; Romans chapter 7 is a very powerful, bright light being shining on our true nature and revealing the true mess that we are in. The outcome of our dilemma depends on who we are married to. Being married to Jesus is our only hope in this struggle we...

Romans 6:15-23; If we are not under the Law, but under grace, then does that it doesn’t matter whether we live a holy life? Paul addresses this question by exposing the fact that all of us are slaves to something: either we will be slaves to sin, or we can be slaves...

Romans 6:1-14; If God loves and accepts us based on what Jesus did for us, then does that mean that people can just do whatever they want and it’ll be okay because they believe in Jesus? The answer to that question is found in understanding what happens inside a...

Proverbs 9:10; Pastor Mike Neglia from Calvary Cork, Ireland shares about the fear of the Lord: a key theme of the Bible which, although it is commonly misunderstood, when properly applied guides us into wisdom, keeps us from sin and grants us confidence in an...

Matthew 9:35-38; Missionary Pastor George Markey visits and teaches. God calls us to nothing less than to give our lives to reach the lost. To do this, He brings us to a place of weakness, that we may rely on His boundless strength.

Romans 5:12-21; How is it that by the actions of one man, Jesus, all people can be saved? Paul the Apostle explains to us the nuts and bolts of how this works, and why it is part of what makes the gospel such good news!

Romans 5:1-11; As the saying goes, “talk is cheap.” True love, however, is not just words, nor is it a feeling that comes and goes, rather the Bible tells us that love is an action, and that God proves his love for us in his actions. Along with the greatest...

Romans 4:1-25; We live in a physical world of cause and effect, where we get what we deserve and what we earn. It's so easy to look at God like this: like we must try to earn his favor and clean ourselves up before drawing near to him. This text shows, using...

Romans 3:9-31; After showing us the problem: that because of our unrighteousness, we stand to be judged by God - now we see the good news that changes everything: that God gives us His righteousness as a gift, to be received by faith. This changes everything, from...

Romans 2:17-3:9; Paul now turns his attention to the religious person who puts their trust in the fact that they were baptized or circumcised as a baby, that they know a lot about the Bible, or that they grew up in Christian family or attended church. He reminds us...

Romans 2:1-16; Having explained that the reason we need the gospel is because God’s righteous judgment is coming against all ungodliness and wickedness, Paul now turns his focus to the moral person who doesn’t consider themselves one of “those people” who need to...

Romans 1:18-32; After introducing us to what the gospel is, Paul now explains to us why the gospel is not just a nice add-on to our lives, but an absolute necessity without which we are lost. Unless we understand this, the gospel won’t thrill us or move us, because...

Romans 1:1-17; In the introduction to his letter to the Romans, Paul shows us that the gospel is a glorious proclamation about Jesus. As we look at this, we consider the life-changing power of this profound message.

John 3:16-18; How could a good God send people to Hell? Was the idea of Hell invented by the medieval church in order to scare people into submission? With so many religions in the world, full of sincere and decent people, how can Christians claim that their way is...

Genesis 50:15-20; Why do bad things happen to good people? Why do innocent people suffer? If God can do anything, why doesn't he stop these things from happening? The existence of suffering and evil in the world is one of the biggest hurdles for some people when...

Colossians 2:18-19; Did Christianity just borrow (or steal) its ideas from other ancient myths and legends like Horace, Osiris and Ishtar? How do we make sense of the parallels that we see to some Christian doctrines in other ancient beliefs?

Matthew 22:34-40; Does science disprove God and the Bible? Does Christian faith require a person to ignore science in order to believe? Is faith antithetical to facts? We address these questions and more as we continue our series looking at the biggest hurdles people...

John 8:1-11; From the Crusades to Christian leaders who get caught doing the very things they preach against, hypocrisy is a major hurdle for some people in embracing Christianity. In the 8th chapter of the Gospel of John, we see an example of religious hypocrisy...

Luke 1:1-4; Many people claim that the Bible is full of errors and contradictions. Is this true? Even if the Bible is trustworthy, why would anyone live their life based on a books that’s thousands of years old? These and other questions will be answered as we...

John 11:25-26; In the raising of Lazarus from the dead, we see a picture of the gospel. Just as Jesus has risen from the dead, so now we are called to rise up with him and walk in newness of life.

John 12:12-18; As Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, we see Jesus' greatness on display: He is both the suffering servant and the glorious king. Is by opening the gates of our lives and welcoming him in as our king that we are rescued and set free.