Christ the King Anglican Church - Denver

As we continue to walk as a people in exile, perhaps more and more estranged from the surrounding culture,  God calls us to trust in Him and be faithful.  The advice Jeremiah gives to exiles in this passage may not seem "revolutionary" or sound like great rally points, but God most often works through faithful dependence on Him.  Building houses, planting gardens, giving in marriage...

Jeremiah, in many ways, is a book filled with uncomfortable truths.  In this message we'll look at one of those uncomfortable truths and explore how God made Jesus the fulfillment of real and ultimate truth. Our hope is to be able to cling to Jesus as our ultimate truth and embrace any discomfort that comes because we know God's purposes ultimately lead towards our good and God's glory!

Join us as we continue to walk through the book of Jeremiah at Christ the King Anglican Church in Denver.  In this message we'll sit with the image of the Potter and The Clay.   God, like a skilled artisan, is making His people in a way that reflects His glory - living with purpose, displaying them marks of the creator, showing His beauty to the world.  The potter also points u...