Today we’re encouraged to take a moment and look to Mary the mother of Jesus, for through her loving example we’re reminded: we too, are the children of God.

For all the hype and pomp and glamour of the musical Hamilton - arguably one of the more influential and important works of art in in our culture over the last decade - those four words: “Forgiveness. Can you imagine?” somehow resonate as some of the loudest.

Have you ever been hurt repeatedly by someone you love? I’ll bet you weren’t waiting anxiously for them with open arms the next time you saw them. No, quite the opposite.

Today we’re encouraged to take a moment and look to Mary the mother of Jesus, for through her loving example we’re reminded: we too, are the children of God.

My four-year-old daughter, Clara, is extremely creative and hungry for life. She puts her creative mind to use when it comes to asking for dozens if not hundreds of Christmas presents.

Historically, the Advent season emphasizes waiting for Christ's birth but, even more so, waiting for his final return. Why?

If you were turn on the television today, every commercial would try to tell you that this time of year should be filled with overflowing joy and happiness… The problem is, it simply isn’t true, and to believe so is incredibly harmful.

Earlier this year, many of you donated your time and resources to Love Northeast Denver - a collective of community members and churches who help meet the tangible needs of those affected by COVID-19.

Some updates on what we're planning for this Sunday and how we'll be keeping you updated as we make further decisions.

We're convinced that one of the best and most powerful things we can do during this time is to pray.

I feel like one of the most significant growing pains for us as a church over the last four years (but also a tremendous area of growth) has been not just throwing out the word “community” because it’s trendy right now, but to have both an understanding of what that word means and a plan for how we’ll deliver on that promise.

As I consider that this week is the four year anniversary of Megan and I arriving in our new home of Denver, I believe the greatest gift God has given us has been the opportunity to taste and see the goodness of the gospel for ourselves.