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

Eph 1; Stand Fast in Grace Ephesians 1:3-6; Colossians 2:6 Guest Speaker Ben Morrison

Acts 3:22 - 4:31; The early Christians faced persecution from those who wanted to silence them. In this we see how powerful words can be, and that the words of the Gospel are the most powerful of all.

Acts 3; Peter and John encounter a lame beggar on their way to the temple to pray and are faced with the same question that many of us are also faced with of how to best help those in need.

Acts 1:12- 2:41; On the day of Pentecost the Christian church was born and Jesus' disciples experienced a baptism by fire, in more ways than one.

Acts 1:1-11; In the first chapter of Acts, as Jesus departed from the disciples, he not only gave them a mission, but he gave them instructions to wait for something - something which would be the key to everything which will follow in the Book of Acts.

Matthew 7:13-28; Here in the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presents us with the Radical Choice that we must make if we are to be disciples of him: the choice of going down the well worn path of the common life, or the countercultural path of the Gospel...

Matthew 7:1-12; In the Sermon on the Mount, as Jesus talks about what it means to be a disciple of Him, he now turns to the topic of how His disciples will relate to others, particularly within the "Family of God".

Matthew 6:19-34; Matthew 6:19-34. As people living in a material world, we often fall into the trap of becoming possessed by our possessions. Jesus gives us a vision for how to be free and the tools by which we can do so.

John 13:1-17; Founding Pastor Pete Nelson visits. Humility, Security, Love as told through John 13:1-17

Matthew 6:1-8, 16-18; Here in this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus talks about the difference between hypocritical religion and authentic piety and devotion to God. To be a Christian is to eschew all forms of hypocritical religiousity and to pursue a real...

2 Timothy 1:10; The resurrection of Jesus Christ means hope beyond the circumstances of this life.

Matthew 5:31-48; Jesus clarifies how we should understand the Old Testament and the Commandments of God, taking us from legalistic interpretations to the issue of true righteousness of the heart.

Matthew 5:17-30; Outward religion tends to make rules that God doesn’t make and tries to find legal loopholes and technicalities. Jesus instead calls us to an authentic relationship with God, who sees not only our actions, but the inner motives of our hearts.

Matthew 5:13-16; In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus describes what life looks like when Jesus is your King. Being part of God’s Kingdom is not merely a private thing, the Gospel is something which makes us changed people through whom God changes the world.

Matthew 5:1-12; Our first study in our series: CounterCulture: A Study of the Sermon on the Mount. The Beatitudes (literally: “Happy Sayings”) are Jesus’ countercultural explanation of what leads to true happiness. Contrary to popular belief, the pathway to happiness...

2 Samuel 23-24; In this final section of 2 Samuel and the life of David, we see what made David and his might men truly people after God’s own heart: they refused to be content with only doing the minimum.

2 Samuel 21-22; David settles an old debt through an act of atonement which points us to Jesus’ sacrifice and atonement for us. As David nears the end of his life, his heart is overwhelmed with gratefulness as he reflects on how God has loved him and blessed him...

2 Samuel 19-20

2 Samuel 18:1-19:4

2 Samuel 16-17; As Absalom asserts himself as king, David experiences critics, opportunists and friends coming out of the woodwork.

2 Samuel 15; David's son Absalom leads a rebellion and tries to take the kingdom away from him by asserting himself as king. David flees Jerusalem to protect the city from Absalom's forces. David's future is uncertain, he entrusts his life and his...

2 Samuel 13

Matthew 1:7; This is the final message in our series "Redemption" in which we look at the knots in Jesus' family tree. It is also bringing us back to where we left off in 2 Samuel, which we will pick up the following week.

Matthew 1:16-25

Matthew 1:5-6; This week I will be talking about Ruth, the 3rd woman in Jesus’ family tree — a Gentile woman who was redeemed is an incredible picture of the redemption we have through Jesus Christ.