Red Rocks Church Weekend Messages

<p>Irene Rollins shares her story of addiction and healing from shame. She gives three practical ways to combat the shame we carry and begin the journey to true healing in Christ. </p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson encourages us to keep going even when things get difficult. He preaches from 2 Timothy to encourage us that though we will face obstacles in our lives, we can finish the fight with the power of Christ in us.</p>

<p>Doug Wekenman teaches from 2 Timothy chapter 3 about how we can stand out from culture as a Christian with integrity and courage. </p>

<p>Doug Wekenman continues our 2 Timothy series by teaching from 2 Timothy chapter 2. He points out that Paul gives Timothy three faith mindsets he needs in order to continue in his mission to preach the gospel: The Soldier, The Athlete, and the Farmer.</p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson preaches from 2 Timothy 1 about how we can re-ignite our faith by getting into God’s word, getting into God’s presence, and getting together with God’s people. </p>

<p>Pastor Doug Wekenman gives an honest message about church hurt and what we as Christians are supposed to do about it. He reminds us that we are often not responsible for the hurt, but we are able to choose healing and freedom. </p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us four ways to be the church outside of Sunday. He calls us to share our life, our faith, our story and our church to go change the world!</p><p><br></p><p>Scripture References: Acts 2, Hebrews 10:25</p>

<p>We have been given the gift and the promise of the Holy Spirit and now it is our job to share the good news with the world. The world needs your hope!</p><p><br></p><p>Scripture Reference: Acts 2:39-41</p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson answers the question, what does it mean to be the church, and how do we get involved?</p>

<p>Jordan McCaslin uses the book of Acts to remind us that if we devote ourselves to love God and love people, he will move the mission of His Kingdom forward. </p>

<p>Doug Wekenman kicks off our brand new series asking the church, ‘what are we waiting for?’ He challenges us to remember that Jesus didn’t just save us, he sends us back into the world to bring light into darkness.</p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that Easter matters because it proves Jesus was who he said he was, he can do what he said he can do, and we can live the way he said we can live.</p>

<p>James Powell brings a powerful message about how we can move from feeling unequipped, unable, and unsupported to feeling equipped, able, and supported in every area of our lives.</p>

<p>Pastor Doug Wekenman gets real about dating.</p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us five ways to be real good parents.</p>

<p>Pastors Jimmy and Irene Rollins share how to live at peace within the difficult relationships in our lives.</p>

<p>DISCLAIMER: This sermon contains mature subject matter. Pt. 2 of a discussion on practical ways to have a real good marriage. For part 1 watch "5 Ways to Have a Real Good Marriage." </p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson gets practical about 5 ways we can have a real good marriage. </p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson continues our relationship series with an honest talk about marriage.</p>

<p>Doug Wekenman starts week 1 of our relationship series with a powerful word on commitment. He challenges us to consider that with every decision we make we are either becoming people of commitment, or people of convenience.</p>

<p>Doug Wekenman wraps-up our "The Future You" series with a message about taking on the storms in our life with confidence because we have Jesus on our side. </p>

<p>Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that church is not a building, it is a community of people. We need each other and God’s plan is for us to live this life together.</p>

<p>What do you believe about God? What do you believe God thinks of you? What you believe will determine who you become.</p>

<p>How do we guarantee we become the person we want to be? We practice compound interest. We start small, schedule it, and with God's help we stick with it. </p>

<p>Doug Wekenman shows us how the greatest access to the power to change is found in fasting.</p>