Join us this morning as we examine Jesus’ final prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane and learn to pray with surrender, to pray with our fellow saints and to pray in our Savior (ft. Tim Sin, Assistant Pastor at Denver Presbyterian Church).

Join us this Sunday in Leviticus 9 as we look at the Old Testament sacrificial system and the promise of God’s glorious presence in our worship (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we learn about the grain offering in Leviticus 2 and its significance for the life of God’s people (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we learn what it means for Jesus to be our peace, our Prince of Peace (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we read The Lord’s Prayer in Matthew’s gospel and learn how this prayer gives us a name, honor, a mission, provision, a likeness and protection (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

As we come to Mark 14, we recognize that each of the gospel writers slows down to focus on Jesus’ last week, but especially His last day before His death. The core truth of our passage this morning is that Jesus was denied, abandoned and forsaken so that we would be accepted, loved and redeemed. Join us in Mark 14 as we examine Peter’s sin, Christ’s sorrow and our salvation. (ft. Tim Sin, Assistant Pastor at Denver Presbyterian Church).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the tenth and final commandment — You shall not covet. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the ninth commandment — You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

If we're honest, we know we can't make it on our own, both in this life and the next.  So we come to Christ to find what even a good life can't provide. But Christ's radical claim of lordship topples all our natural priorities and challenges us to trust and follow Him. (ft. Joel Stanton, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the eighth commandment — You shall not steal. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the seventh commandment — You shall not commit adultery. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the sixth commandment — You shall not murder. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the fifth commandment — Honor your father and mother. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us in 1 Samuel 21 as we look at the foolishness of David and the surprising goodness and mercy God shows towards His chosen one (ft. Joel Stanton, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

In Daniel 3, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego are presented with two options: bow to king Nebuchadnezzar’s idol statue or perish in a fiery furnace. The choice stands before them: will they value their lives more than God’s commands and acquiesce to Nebuchadnezzar’s demands, or will they obey God even if it means death for them? Join us this Sunday as we look at the God who steps in and intervenes in the lives of those who trust in Him (ft. Chad Donohoe, Pastor of Community Life at Deer Creek Church).

The last paragraph of Luke 2 records the only story of Jesus in His childhood within the New Testament. It is an extraordinary story of a child prodigy who amazes the crowds in Jerusalem with His wisdom and love for God. Then, this story ends with His return to Nazareth, where He will live in obscurity for nearly eighteen years before His ministry begins. Join us as we learn how this story can inform us what it means for Jesus to be human as we walk with Him through the ordinary courses of our lives (ft. Joel Stanton, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the second commandment — You shall not make for yourself an image. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we once again dive into Exodus 20 to look at the fourth commandment — Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. (ft. Colin Campbell, Member at Elevate Hope Centennial).