St. John's Denver

What does faith look like when God feels far away and hope is hard to find? Psalm 42 gives honest words to the darkness while reminding us to keep turning toward the God who has not let us go. Come discover how we were built to seek God—and to find hope in Him—even in our darkest seasons.

What does faith look like when God feels far away and hope is hard to find? Psalm 42 gives honest words to the darkness while reminding us to keep turning toward the God who has not let us go. Come discover how we were built to seek God—and to find hope in Him—even in our darkest seasons.

Around one table, Jesus brings together a respected religious leader and a woman everyone else was ready to condemn—and reveals something deeper about grace, forgiveness, and love. Come discover how life around the table can break down barriers, make room for unexpected people, and become a place where the grace of Jesus is experienced in real and powerful ways.

Around one table, Jesus brings together a respected religious leader and a woman everyone else was ready to condemn—and reveals something deeper about grace, forgiveness, and love. Come discover how life around the table can break down barriers, make room for unexpected people, and become a place where the grace of Jesus is experienced in real and powerful ways.

When a paralyzed man couldn’t get to Jesus on his own, his friends carried him, climbed a roof, and refused to let anything stand in the way. This is faith lived out in real life—people showing up for one another and bringing each other closer to Jesus. Come discover what the Church can be when we move beyond simply gathering and become a community that carries one another.

When a paralyzed man couldn’t get to Jesus on his own, his friends carried him, climbed a roof, and refused to let anything stand in the way. This is faith lived out in real life—people showing up for one another and bringing each other closer to Jesus. Come discover what the Church can be when we move beyond simply gathering and become a community that carries one another.

Before Jesus sent His disciples out to preach and serve, He first called them simply to be with Him. We were built not just to do things for Jesus, but to know Him, remain close to Him, and let His presence shape who we become. Come discover why life with Jesus always comes before work for Jesus.

Before Jesus sent His disciples out to preach and serve, He first called them simply to be with Him. We were built not just to do things for Jesus, but to know Him, remain close to Him, and let His presence shape who we become. Come discover why life with Jesus always comes before work for Jesus.

The world around us is always trying to shape who we are, but God invites us into a deeper transformation. Paul calls us to offer our whole lives to God and allow Him to renew the way we think, live, and see the world. Come discover how we were formed for more than simply fitting in—we were built for lives transformed by God.

The world around us is always trying to shape who we are, but God invites us into a deeper transformation. Paul calls us to offer our whole lives to God and allow Him to renew the way we think, live, and see the world. Come discover how we were formed for more than simply fitting in—we were built for lives transformed by God.

The early Church was built around a shared life of worship, learning, generosity, prayer, and fellowship—and God used that community to draw others to Himself. Acts 2 reminds us that we were never meant to follow Jesus alone; we were built for this kind of life together. Come discover what happens when the Church lives as the community God designed it to be.

The early Church was built around a shared life of worship, learning, generosity, prayer, and fellowship—and God used that community to draw others to Himself. Acts 2 reminds us that we were never meant to follow Jesus alone; we were built for this kind of life together. Come discover what happens when the Church lives as the community God designed it to be.

Isaiah paints a breathtaking vision of God's future—a day when the nations stream to His mountain, peace replaces conflict, and all creation is restored under the reign of the Messiah. What was broken by sin will one day be made whole. Come discover the hope of God's coming kingdom and how His promise of restoration gives us confidence to live faithfully today.

Isaiah paints a breathtaking vision of God's future—a day when the nations stream to His mountain, peace replaces conflict, and all creation is restored under the reign of the Messiah. What was broken by sin will one day be made whole. Come discover the hope of God's coming kingdom and how His promise of restoration gives us confidence to live faithfully today.

On the Mount of Transfiguration, the glory of Jesus is unveiled as the Law and the Prophets find their fulfillment in Him. The Father's voice leaves no doubt: "This is my beloved Son. Listen to Him." Come discover how this mountaintop moment reveals the true identity of Christ and invites us to place our hope in the One who fulfills every promise of God.

On the Mount of Transfiguration, the glory of Jesus is unveiled as the Law and the Prophets find their fulfillment in Him. The Father's voice leaves no doubt: "This is my beloved Son. Listen to Him." Come discover how this mountaintop moment reveals the true identity of Christ and invites us to place our hope in the One who fulfills every promise of God.

King Azariah did what was right in the eyes of the Lord, yet the high places remained. This sobering passage reminds us that wholehearted worship requires more than good intentions—it calls us to remove the rivals that compete for our devotion. Come discover what it means to worship God alone and why the places of our hearts matter as much as our outward faithfulness.

King Azariah did what was right in the eyes of the Lord, yet the high places remained. This sobering passage reminds us that wholehearted worship requires more than good intentions—it calls us to remove the rivals that compete for our devotion. Come discover what it means to worship God alone and why the places of our hearts matter as much as our outward faithfulness.

Paul contrasts two mountains that tell two very different stories—one of slavery under the law and one of freedom through God's promise. The gospel invites us to leave behind striving and live as children of grace, heirs of the heavenly Jerusalem. Come discover how true salvation is found not in what we can achieve, but in what God has accomplished through Christ.