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

Colossians 2:16-23; When it comes to someone you love, what excites you most: their shadow or the person themselves? Yet, many people embrace the "shadows" of Jesus rather than Jesus himself by focusing on outward traditions and rules rather than a real...

Colossians 2:1-15; As Paul the Apostle encourages the Colossians to continue in their faith, he reminds them, and us, of the uniqueness of Jesus and the grandeur of the Gospel and its far-reaching implications.

Colossians 1:15-29; Is Jesus God? Some in Colosse had been taught that he wasn't. Some religious groups today teach that he isn't. Here in the first chapter of Colossians we look straight in the face of Jesus, the mystery of the ages now revealed.

Colossians 1:1-14; CRUX is the Latin word for "cross". The "crux of an issue" is the central, most important part. In Paul's letter to the Colossians he shows how the cross of Jesus Christ is the central issue of all of history and of our lives...

Philippians 4:10-23; Throughout Paul's letter to the Philippians he has shown how the Christian life is at the same time about resting in God's work on our behalf and actively pursuing God and doing His will. In this final section, Paul highlights these 2...

Philippians 4:1-9; Conflict will always be part of our lives this side of eternity, but Paul shows us how the Gospel equips us to overcome anxiety and have true peace.

Galatians 3:26-4:7; Founding Pastor Pete Nelson explains how we shed the old and take on the new. When we choose Christ, we become a child of God, regenerating us and adopting us as heirs with full rights of a son. But what that means practically is rejuvenating and...

Philippians 3:12-21; As Paul considers what Jesus has done for him and finds Christ to be his greatest treasure, the result is that he is determined not to live in the past, nor to be complacent in the present, but with his eyes on the future, to press on toward the goal...

Philippians 3:1-11; As Paul considers the things in which he used to find his value and his justification before God, he now counts those things as rubbish compared what he has been given in Christ.

Philippians 2:12-30; After presenting the Gospel as the only true source of unwavering joy, Paul now talks about how our salvation is exercised: both our role in it and God's role in it - and the outcome which results.

Philippians 1:21-2:11; After telling us how the Gospel gives new meaning to life and death, he encourages us to live worthy of the Gospel and gives us some specific examples of what that means.

Philippians 1:12-30; As Paul reflects on his current predicament, he shares the uniquely Christian view on life and death which enables him, and can enable us too, to have confidence and joy no matter what circumstances he might face.

Philippians 1:1-11; Every mother's wish when they hold their new child is that their child will be happy. Every heart's desire is to be happy. This desire for happiness is what drives all of our actions and decisions. Why is it that so many people are unhappy...

Acts 28; As Paul arrives in Rome we come to the end of the Book of Acts. However, upon closer inspection we realize that this book has no real conclusion - the reason for that is because the story does not end here. The Book of Acts is still being written in...

Acts 27; As Paul is being transported to Rome, his ship gets caught in a storm. Sure that they were about to die, the others on the ship listened intently as Paul shared a message from God which gave them hope. In this storm, as in the storms of our lives, God...

Acts 26:9-32; As Paul speaks to King Agrippa about how he became a Christian, Agrippa realizes that Paul is not merely telling him a story, but seeking to persuade him to be a Christian. All of us are constantly engaged in the art of persuasion, but the nature of...

Acts 25:1-26:8; After appealing his case to Caesar, Paul gets to speak to King Agrippa and he poses a question which bears answering: If God is God, why do you think there are things He can't he do?

Acts 23:12-24:27; Paul's life is threatened by assassins, but through a series of providential events, his life is spared as he is taken to face trial before Felix, the governor of the province, who becomes a prime example of the peril of procrastination.

1 Peter 1:3-4; Hope is a basic human need, which all of us have - and yet, in many ways, we live relatively short lives in a hopeless world, and we all know that death awaits us. Is there anything which can give us real and lasting hope for this life and beyond? In...

Acts 22:22-23:11; As Paul addresses the Jewish Council, he points out that the main issue in regard to Christianity is the resurrection of Jesus. It is the very implications of Jesus' resurrection which also give Paul the hope to continue on in spite of the...

Acts 22:1-21; As Paul gets the opportunity to speak to an angry mob who are after him, he shares with them his story of how he came to faith in Jesus. Paul's story was, and your story can be, part of God's great story that He is writing on the pages of...

Acts 21:15-40; As Paul arrives in Jerusalem he faces pressure from all sides, yet is able to show incredible graciousness and courage in the midst of it. How can we have grace under pressure? The same way Paul did: because of the unique perspective which only comes...

Acts 21:1-14; In spite of warnings that trouble awaits him there, Paul goes to Jerusalem because he is convinced this is what God wants him to do. The source of Paul's courage to face the unknown is the very same thing which can give us courage to face...

Acts 20:13-38; As Paul says his final goodbyes to the elders of the church in Ephesus, he reminds us of what is important in life and how the Gospel gives us a hope which is the ultimate source of purpose and courage.

Acts 20:1-12; Here at the end of Paul's third and final missionary journey, as Paul goes on a "farewell tour" of churches he helped establish, we see in his actions and his words how the Gospel gives us something worth living for.