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

Hebrews 2; A champion in the ancient world was one who engaged in "representative warfare." The champion's victory or defeat meant the collective victory or defeat of those he represented. Here in Hebrews chapter 2, the writer tells us that Jesus...

Hebrews 1:5-14; Sometimes small things get in the way of us seeing the big things that really matter. Some of the Hebrew Christians allowed this to happen with angels, and the writer of Hebrews wrote to them to help explain what angels are and to encourage them to...

Hebrews 1:1-4; The Letter to the Hebrews was written to people who were suffering and asking the question: "If God loves us, then why are our lives so hard?" Many of them were considering giving up on Christianity. The writer of this book writes to them...

Revelation 5:8-14; Continuing with our "Church Matters" theme we look at the topic of "Worship" and what this word ultimately means for us today and forever. Worship will be the activity of heaven, is it now the activity of our lives and of our...

1 John 4:10; In this installment of our Church Matters series, we look at the centrality of the gospel. What the gospel is, what it is not, and what it means to be a gospel-centered church.

John 17:13-19; In the first installment of our Church Matters series, we look at the importance of mission to God, for us, and for the world.

Jonah 4; As the people of Nineveh repent and God shows them mercy, Jonah is very upset by it. God then teaches Jonah a lesson about mercy and grace in a way that is practical and personal, and Jonah finally understands God's heart for the world.

Ephesians 5:22-32; Pastor and missionary Benjamin Morrison from Svitlovodsk, Ukraine shares with us a message about Jesus and His ministry to us.

Jonah 2; As Jonah is in the belly of the great fish, he sings a song of praise and thanksgiving to God for showing him mercy and grace by saving him from destruction. As wonderful as this prayer is, Jonah fails to see the irony of the situation: if he is...

Jonah 1; The story of Jonah is not so much about a giant fish as it is about the giant missionary heart of God who calls us, like He did Jonah, to take His message of hope, grace and salvation to the peoples of the world.

Luke 12:13-21; In the Parable of the Rich Fool, Jesus shows us the tragedy of a life lived only for the things of this world, with no consideration of what comes next. You have one life to live; how will you spend it in light of eternity?

Mark 4:1-20; How is it that some people can hear the same exact message, and it has a completely different impact on them? How is it, that, if the gospel is such good news, not everyone embraces it? These and other questions are addressed in the Parable of the...

Luke 19:11-27, Matthew 25:14-30; In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus shows us how God calls us to be people on mission with Him and that means we are to not only be faithful, but also entrepreneurial with the things He has given us.

Matthew 13:24-43; In the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares, Jesus gives us a very important understanding of the nature of reality in this world: we live in a world in which there are two kingdoms at work, what the end of each of those kingdoms will be and which one...

Luke 16:1-13; In the Parable of the Dishonest Steward, Jesus uses an unlikely character to teach us an important principle about how we ought to spend our lives and our money in light of eternity.

Luke 15:1-10; In the Parables of the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin we see the heart of God, who loves us so much that he pursues us and seeks us even when we go astray.

Luke 7:36-50; Invited to dinner at someone’s house, a surprise guest approaches Jesus — giving an opportunity for an incredible lesson about forgiveness, devotion and true worship.

Matthew 21:33-22:14; In the parables of the tenants and the wedding feast we see a vivid description of how although our lives are only on loan to us, we have acted as owners. God has sent us messengers to tell us the good news that in spite of our actions, God has...

In the parables of the hidden treasure we the two sides of the gospel: the incomparable love of God who gave up everything for us — and the unsurpassable worth of knowing Him, something which, if we could really grasp it, we would be willing to give...

John 20; As we read the story of Jesus’ resurrection, we see the importance of not only understanding but believing. What does it really mean to believe, and what happens when we believe? We explore the incredible answers to these questions in this Easter sermon.

Exodus 33; After a long time spent at Mount Sinai, the Lord now commands the people to leave that place and move forward to what lies ahead, and promises to go with them every step of the way.

Exodus 34; As Moses spends time with God, his face begins to glow, reflecting the glory of the Lord. However, Moses begins to cover his face in order to keep up his image in the eyes of the people, so they won’t see that the glory is fading. Like Moses, many of...

Exodus 32; As Moses is up on the mountain receiving instruction for God, several opportunities present themselves and people are put to the test, including Moses, who in an incredible act of sacrificial love, turns down an opportunity for fame in order to save...

Exodus 25-31; After entering into a covenant with the people, God now gives them the blueprints for the Tabernacle: a special dwelling place for God, an earthly reflection of God’s heavenly throne, where the people will meet with Him and worship Him. In all the...

Exodus 23-24; One of the roles of the Law of Moses was to ensure justice and an even playing field for all people, particularly those weakest and most vulnerable in society. Along with justice, compassion and mercy were expected from God’s people, a reflection of...