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

Exodus 22; Rather than a prison system, God gave Israel a system of restitution: a person was responsible to make right their wrongs. In this we have an incredible picture of Jesus, who made restitution for our wrongs. However, in Him, we receive even more than...

Exodus 21; Right at the beginning of the Law of Moses, we come to a set of regulations which many people find confusing and even disturbing: the laws regarding slaves. As people who had just come out of slavery, these would have been especially poignant for the...

Exodus 20; As the people of Israel come to Mount Sinai, God prepares them to for an encounter with Him in which He will reveal His awesome power and holiness. In this we see the setting for and a powerful picture of the Gospel.

Exodus 19; As the people of Israel come to Mount Sinai, God prepares them to for an encounter with Him in which He will reveal His awesome power and holiness. In this we see the setting for and a powerful picture of the Gospel.

Exodus 17:8-18:27; As we see Moses lead the people, we learn from his successes and his failures as a leader what it looks and what is required to lead well.

Exodus 17:1-7; As the Israelites face another crisis in the desert, God provides water for them in a miraculous way which is filled with echoes and shadows of God’s ultimate provision for us in Jesus.

Exodus 15:22-16:36; After being set free from bondage and Egypt and praising God, the people of Israel quickly begin to panic and grumble as they face the difficulties of their desert journey. As God provides for them and meets their needs it points us to God’s ultimate...

As we look at the first Christmas we see several problems: the problem that caused it, the problems it causes and the problem we'd have if it had not happened.

Luke 2:8-38; As we see those who first met Jesus after his birth, we get insight into the unique paradoxes and promises inherent to the hope of the gospel.

Matthew 2:1-18; When King Herod got word that a new king had been born, he ordered all the babies in Bethlehem to be killed. Herod felt that Jesus' coming was a threat to his reign as king. For Joseph and Mary, Jesus' coming meant a greater change of course...

Matthew 4:13-17; Before Christmas can be a joy, it is first an indictment, that we are a people living in darkness. The metaphor of dawn describes where we are in the grand scope of God's plan of redemption. Light has come into the world, but is still yet to come...

Exodus 14; As God leads the Israelites out of Egypt, he leads them to a curious place: wedged between a cliff with the sea at their backs and the pursuing Egyptian forces quickly approaching. It becomes apparent why God has led them to this place, when he does...

Exodus 13; Following the Passover, as the People of Israel left Egypt, God begins teaching them what it means to be free and to serve Him alone. As He does in our lives too, rather than leading them on the path of least resistance, God takes them somewhere they...

Exodus 11-12; Before bringing the final plague upon Egypt, God provides a way of salvation for the people in a curious way: by the blood of a lamb - a picture which vividly depicts the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Exodus 9-10; Pharaoh's hard heart and his refusal to obey God leads to a series of plagues, each one striking a blow against various Egyptian deities. What leads to a hard heart, and what does a hard heart lead to?

Exodus 7:8-8:15; In response to Pharaoh's question, "Who is the Lord that I should obey Him?", God responds with a series of plagues which each confront the various "gods" of Egypt, showing that He is greater than each. Likewise, we have need...

Exodus 5-6; Moses and Aaron do what God told them to do and speak to Pharaoh about the release of the Hebrew people, but rather than letting them go, Pharaoh orders that they be treated even more harshly. This leads to Moses being frustrated and the...

Exodus 4; Summary: As God calls Moses to liberate the Hebrew people, Moses pushes back, aware of his own inadequacies. God equips Moses for what he has called him to do, the very thing he does with us as well.

Exodus 3; As Moses encounters God in the wilderness, he is both called into relationship with God and sent out on a mission from God. Furthermore, he discovers that God is not necessarily who he wished Him to be, but that He is who He is.

Exodus 2; In the beginning of the life of Moses, we see someone whom God called to be a deliverer of the people of Israel, but before that can happen, God is going to providentially work in Moses' life, through both success and failure, to make him into...

Exodus 1; In the midst of the oppression and slavery that the Israelites experienced in Egypt, we see a picture of ourselves as well as an example of God's presence and providence at work to carry out His plans and purposes for our good and for His glory.

Colossians 4:2-18; Our faith in Jesus is something which should influence our private spiritual life as well as our public life and interaction with others. In this final chapter of Colossians, Paul gives instructions and greetings which reveal his view of how the...

2 Corinthians 12:6-10; Pastor George Markey of Calvary Chapel Kiev, Ukraine. Our Heavenly Father often refuses our requests and even seems silent, because He wants the best for us. He uses weakness and suffering to draw us deeper into His boundless grace. The world...

Colossians 3:12 - 4:1; How to live as a Christian, according to the Bible, is not about mere rule keeping. The New Testament model for our behavior is a dynamic living out of the life of Christ that has been worked into us. We do this by appreciating and reenacting the...

Colossians 3:1-11; If in Christ we have died to who we were and have been born again to new life, what does it look like to live out that new life? How do we do it? These and other questions are answered in this section.