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

Acts 19:11-41; As the Gospel begins to change lives in Ephesus, it also begins to change the culture and even the economy. Revival was taking place, but as is always the case: not everyone was happy about it.

Acts 18:23-19:10; As the focus of the Christian mission turns to the city of Ephesus, we see how essentially important sound doctrine and good teaching are for discipleship.

Acts 18:1-22; As Paul comes to the city of Corinth, he receives a vision from God about how he should view and approach that city, a message which is also important for us today in regard to the places we live.

Acts 17:16-34; Like many people today, the Athenians always knew intuitively that God was there, but they did not yet know Him. On his second missionary journey, Paul visited the famed "Mars Hill" in Athens and introduced them to the "Unknown God".

Luke 1:46-79; In response to hearing the news of the coming of Jesus, Mary and Zechariah broke out in song: the very first Christmas songs. In these songs we see what the incarnation is all about and what it means for us.

Luke 2:10-11; "For to us a child is born, to us a son is given" (Isaiah 9:6)

Mark 7:31-35; Jesus, on several occasions, sighed, expressing a deep sense of grief over the way things are, but should not be - and were not meant to be. As Jesus, the perfect son, hung on the cross of Calvary, God sighed the sigh to end all sighs.

Acts 17:1-16; As we follow Paul's Second Missionary journey, we see how the reputation of Christians preceded their arrival and they were know as people who "turned the world upside down" wherever they went. There was something powerful they had...

Acts 16:16-40; In Philippi a series of deliverances shows the various ways the power of God and the Gospel set us free.

Acts 15:36 - 16:15; At the beginning of the Second Missionary Journey, a confrontation between Paul and Barnabas leads to them parting ways. Paul's plans are then altered as God leads him to a place he hadn't planned to go, but which ends up changing the course...

Acts 15:1-35; The early church faced its first major theological controversy over the issue of what one must do to be saved. The conclusion reached at the council in Jerusalem was a defining moment for Christianity because it deals with the very nature of the gospel.

Acts 14; On the first missionary journey, as Paul and Barnabas have set out to serve God and spread the Gospel, their work bears much fruit, yet they also experience great opposition and many difficulties. Their response to these difficulties is remarkable...

Acts 13:13-52; On their first missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas' presentation of the Gospel is eagerly received by some but rejected by others. The Gospel is water for those who thirst.

Acts 13:1-12; As the church in Antioch sends out Paul and Barnabas as missionaries to take the Gospel to new frontiers, we are reminded that missions is at the heart of God, because God is a missionary God. The best thing we can do is get on board with the mission...

Acts 11; As Peter has opened the door for the Gospel to be taken to all nations, the first non-Jewish church starts in Antioch, where the followers of Jesus are first called "Christians".

Acts 10:24-48; Cornelius, a Roman Centurion, and his family become the first Gentile converts to Christianity, and we see what it means to move from respect for God to believing the Gospel to becoming a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Acts 10:1-23; Oftentimes it happens that after we have come to know things about Jesus and been believers for a time, we have moments in which we come to a fuller understanding of the Gospel and its implications. This was the case with Peter, who, after years as a...

Acts 9:20-42; In Acts 9:20-42, Converted Saul preaches about Jesus. The church is apprehensive about Saul, but Barnabas takes him under his wing. Peter performs miracles.

Acts 9:1-19; Saul of Tarsus was not a man who was looking for Jesus, but in the story of his conversion, we see that Jesus was pursuing him. In this story we get a vivid picture of a God who doesn’t only welcome those who seek him, but who actively pursues us, to...

Acts 8:26-40; Philip leaves Samaria, where great things are happening, to go to the middle of nowhere in the desert - a seemingly illogical move, but one which is led and directed by the Holy Spirit, and which results in something great. This dynamic relationship...

Acts 8:1-25; God sometimes uses unexpected and difficult circumstances to lead and direct us and get us to the places he wants us to be. In the case of the Early Church, they had been commissioned to proclaim the Gospel throughout the world, but until now, they...

Acts 6-7; Is there anything that you would be willing to give your life for? If we live for ourselves, the answer is no. But Jesus has given us a mission which is bigger than our individual comfort and personal aspirations. In him we have find that which is...

Acts 6; When the early church faced internal strife which could have torn them apart, they responded by choosing people of the highest caliber to do jobs which many people would consider menial. This decision and why they made it are incredibly instructive...

Acts 5:12-42; The early Christian church was characterized by power and purity, but they experienced persecution. However, there was something they had, and we can have too, which enabled them to continue on undaunted in the face of opposition and difficulty.

Acts 4:32 - 5:11; Not everything was perfect in the early Christian church; many people struggled with the same issues that people struggle with today. In the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias and Sapphira, we see what it means to truly live free and how we can...