Rocky Mountain Christian Church

We're all looking for something. For most of us, we end up looking in the wrong places. What are you looking for? Where can you find that?

Many times in scripture, Jesus and his followers refer to life as a race. Sometimes we try to run that race the wrong way. It isn't a sprint, it's a marathon. Who do you have running with you because you can't do it well alone.

Mephibosheth has a pretty incredible story. This young boy went from having everything he could ever need or want to becoming a nobody in the land of nothing. David changed his life. Maybe you find yourself in a similar spot, a similar feeling of being a nobody from nowhere. The good news is that Jesus has a different story for you.

When Saul was chasing David, David had all the right in the world to believe that God had abandoned him. The promise of being the future king felt like it was disappearing. But David was a man of integrity and trusted God in the hardest days.

David learned a lot of lessons the hard way. He also had to learn a few lessons multiple times. We're not so different from David. Sometimes we need to learn some hard lessons multiple times. Let's take a look at the story of David and Abigail and see what we can learn.

When you sin, you break God's Law. The message of Jesus: When you sin, you break God's heart. Why? Because sin kills. It killed Jesus, don't let it kill you. When someone dies for you, you don't have to wonder where you stand with them. So, go and sin no more.

Can Jesus really say "Do not worry?" What does it mean to not borrow tomorrow's trouble and bring it into today? Let's talk about living life with less worry and more trust.

We've all got a decision to make about Jesus. If you believe the story of the resurrection, It changes your life. Suppose you decide that you don't believe the resurrection story and chose not to follow Jesus. You've got another question to ask; If not Jesus, then who? Who will you follow?

Jesus continually told his followers to fear not, but he also told His followers to fear God. He wants us to fear the right thing. When we fear less, we are able to live more.

What does it look like to take a step towards Jesus in faith? Baptism is a way for us to commit ourselves to Jesus and his way of life. Our baptism service is a celebration of many people deciding to follow the way of Jesus.

We can all agree that Jesus was a bold person. He made a lot of controversial statements. The statement we think is the most controversial was when Jesus said, "Noone comes to the Father except through me." That's an exclusive statement about an inclusive claim.

Two-thirds of American adults (66%) say they believe the biblical accounts of the physical resurrection of Jesus are accurate. One-third disagrees, or they're not sure. If someone asked you about the resurrection today, what would your answer be? How does that change the way you live?

Have you ever wondered what the recipe for Christianity is? What is the core of what we believe? What is the foundation of our faith. Jeremy shares what we believe is the core of Christianity.

Have you ever doubted the story of Easter? If we're honest, we all have. Even Jesus' closest friends doubted that the resurrection happened. But those same friends who doubted the resurrection found themselves eating breakfast on a beach with their friend who rose from the dead. It's because of their faith in what they saw that millions of people gather, on Easter Sunday, to celebrate. Bring your doubts with us as we dive in to a series that focuses on the unbelievable story of the resurrection of Jesus.

Have you ever doubted the story of Easter? If we're honest, we all have. Even Jesus' closest friends doubted that the resurrection happened. But those same friends who doubted the resurrection found themselves eating breakfast on a beach with their friend who rose from the dead. It's because of their faith in what they saw that millions of people gather, on Easter Sunday, to celebrate. Bring your doubts with us as we dive in to a series that focuses on the unbelievable story of the resurrection of Jesus.

Jesus told people that he would know that they loved God by the way that they loved people. He didn't just say some people or those people; Jesus said we need to love all people just like him.

What does it mean when Jesus tells us to take the log out of our own eye before we call out the speck in someone else's eye? Shan dives into that topic a little deeper in this sermon called "Get Off Your High Horse." Jesus isn't telling us not to judge; Jesus is saying don't judge hypocritically.

Have you ever spent time looking at how the early followers of Jesus changed the world? It's an incredible story, and the way they did it was NOT by making a point. Early Christians had no platform, they had no leverage in culture, they had hardly any money, they had very little organization, they had nothing, and yet they brought about cultural change. The mission of the church is to tell the world that God has done something in the world by how we live!

When we talk about the story of the prodigal son, we often talk about one lost son. But when you take a closer look at the story, there are two lost sons. The older brother may have done all the "right things," but he was still lost at the end of the day. He didn't take on a posture of love and celebration towards his brother's return.

"Coming home" to God can seem like an intimidating decision. It can be easy to believe the lie that we need to clean ourselves up first. But that is not what God expects you to do. God says, come with all of your brokenness, come with all of the things that you think separate us, and I will clean you up.