Denver Community Church

July 16th, 2017: Jesus Our Peace - Cari Jenkins

Division is nothing new – sad to say. And the division that existed between Jew and Gentile was real in the church of Ephesus. Paul reveals to them however that there need be no division because of the work of Christ. There is no them, there is only us. All the divisions no longer work. We will explore the Jewish thinking and the biblical narrative to show how the call for the Jews was always to be a conduit of God’s grace for all people – and that grace and reconciliation came through Jesus – and now has taken effect.

July 9th, 2017 - The State of Our Union - Michael Cusick

Division is nothing new – sad to say. And the division that existed between Jew and Gentile was real in the church of Ephesus. Paul reveals to them however that there need be no division because of the work of Christ. There is no them, there is only us. All the divisions no longer work. We will explore the Jewish thinking and the biblical narrative to show how the call for the Jews was always to be a conduit of God’s grace for all people – and that grace and reconciliation came through Jesus – and now has taken effect.

July 9th, 2017 - God’s Will is Who Before What - Jodi Green

Division is nothing new – sad to say. And the division that existed between Jew and Gentile was real in the church of Ephesus. Paul reveals to them however that there need be no division because of the work of Christ. There is no them, there is only us. All the divisions no longer work. We will explore the Jewish thinking and the biblical narrative to show how the call for the Jews was always to be a conduit of God’s grace for all people – and that grace and reconciliation came through Jesus – and now has taken effect.

July 9th, 2018: Hearts Freed to Love - Susan Cottrell

July 2nd, 2017 - Unity or Domination - Jasper Peters

Division is nothing new – sad to say. And the division that existed between Jew and Gentile was real in the church of Ephesus. Paul reveals to them however that there need be no division because of the work of Christ. There is no them, there is only us. All the divisions no longer work. We will explore the Jewish thinking and the biblical narrative to show how the call for the Jews was always to be a conduit of God’s grace for all people – and that grace and reconciliation came through Jesus – and now has taken effect.

July 2nd 2017 The New Humanity - Brian Newman

Division is nothing new – sad to say. And the division that existed between Jew and Gentile was real in the church of Ephesus. Paul reveals to them however that there need be no division because of the work of Christ. There is no them, there is only us. All the divisions no longer work. We will explore the Jewish thinking and the biblical narrative to show how the call for the Jews was always to be a conduit of God’s grace for all people – and that grace and reconciliation came through Jesus – and now has taken effect.

June 25, 2017: Imagine That – Michael Hidalgo

If you could ask for anything in the world, what would it be? Go ahead, I mean anything. I am sure if that question was posed to us we could come up with some pretty far out, intense things to say. Our dreams may run wild. However, God is able to do more than that. Moreover, I am betting our desires and the things we long for would fall short of what God can do. 

So what if we asked for the impossible? What if we asked for that which was far above anything we could ever think to ask for? It’s possible those things may actually happen – after all God is able to do far more than even that.

June 18, 2017: The One Who Jesus Loves – Amanda Lum

June 18, 2017: Now That is Big – Landon Lynch

Is it possible that the way we live our lives together here and now can help us understand God more? What if, by rooting ourselves in love, we may actually begin to grasp how “wide and long and high and deep” the love of Christ actually is? That would be a major game changer for all of us, wouldn’t it? And Paul suggests that we can actually do this. We are often rooted in other things besides love, because it is costly and difficult. But this is the invitation.

June 11, 2017: You Are Like Me – Landon Lynch

There is something sacred about being human, and that begins with the fact that we are all from the same source – God. We are his image and bear his imprint. It does not matter where we are from, what language we speak, what skin color we are, what our sexual orientation is … every single family derives its name from one God. This alone ought to bring humans to a place of unity. But for some reason it does not.

 

We find reasons for disunity and separation and division. But this is not how families should operate, ever. So what would happen if we came together and recognized we all have the same name? We all have the same source. We are all brothers and sisters. Because of this simple fact alone, we can, like Christ unite with all people because we have the same Father.