Denver Community Church

March 4th, 2018: One Last Kiss - Michael Hidalgo

We will practice a bit of Lectio Divina. We will ask people to imagine they are Judas and walk through his mind and heart as best we can. What can we learn from this dark character?

February 25th, 2018: Here I Am, All Of Me - Amanda Lum

What if prayer is about our own transformation and moving our hearts to a place more closely aligned with the heart of God?

February 25th, 2018: Stay Woke - Dave Neuhausel

What if prayer is about our own transformation and moving our hearts to a place more closely aligned with the heart of God?

February 18th, 2018: The Last Supper - Michael Hidalgo

February 14th, 2018: Ash Wednesday - Amanda Lum

February 11th, 2018: Slaves No More - Michael Hidalgo

How do we read the Bible, especially when it comes to verses like these? Why are we willing to account for so many things – time, culture, context – in some places but not in others?

February 4th, 2018: Cheering Them On - Michael Hidalgo

Parents today hover, control and try to make the sailing smooth for our kids. This misses the mark. We cannot control the world our kids are in, but we can cultivate an inner strength and cheer them on as they move through life. This cultivation is what’s most important.

January 28th, 2018: A Good and Long Life - Scott Oppliger

Honoring one’s parents is not always easy … but ultimately it is not about whether they deserve it or have earned it. Rather, it is about growing to a place where we can do this, so that we may enjoy a life and maybe even give a life to others we never had.

January 28th, 2018: Obey and Honor - Amanda Lum

Honoring one’s parents is not always easy … but ultimately it is not about whether they deserve it or have earned it. Rather, it is about growing to a place where we can do this, so that we may enjoy a life and maybe even give a life to others we never had.

January 21st, 2018: A Sign and a Symbol

There is a call within marriage to be a sign and symbol to our world of what ultimate giving looks like. And that in giving, we find ourselves and our marriage alive, more than ever.