We all want to be refreshed and renewed in some way. Maybe refreshed at the end of a long day, maybe refreshed at the end of a long year. Join us as we journey through the book of Matthew and realize that renewal is at the very heart of Jesus’ mission. This is Part 1 of Renewed - Repentance.

Don’t grow weary or faint-hearted. Lay aside every weight, and the sin which clings so closely. Run with endurance the race that is set before you. Look to Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God. (ft. Tim Ringquist, Executive Pastor at Deer Creek Church).

When things are hard, or doubt hits, we often cry out, "God, are You up there?" But the Christmas story tells us that isn't the right question. We should be asking, "God, are You down here?" And the answer is a resounding "Yes!" in Jesus.

Of all the people God could have invited to the birth of Jesus, He first announces it to some unlikely characters--Shepherds. We surprisingly share a lot in common with these shepherds and God invites the shepherds to become His sheep.

Join us for our Advent series “Follow the Star.” Two people received the same promise of God coming to dwell with us. One was a king and the other an unknown teenage girl from a small town. One of them responds in faith, and the other in fear. We can learn a lot about our own faith as we look at the faith of Mary the mother of Jesus.

The first of our Advent Series “Follow the Star.” Most of the characters we meet in the Christmas story received the message “Fear Not” when they encountered the divine message. Except for one…King Herod. And the reason may sound very familiar…

When was the last time you felt the freedom to just rest? Sometimes it can seem that God wants more and more from us. But the reality is that He commands us to rest. And ultimately offers rest to our souls. (ft. Daniel Nealon, Associate Pastor at Deer Creek Church).

We all want to be chosen, and most of us have felt the pain of being passed over, overlooked or chosen last for something. Some would say we just need to "choose ourself" each day. But is that the best we can do? What would it mean if the God of the Universe chose you to be His treasured possession not based on anything you have to perform or do?

Sometimes an accurate diagnosis, even if it isn't what we want to hear, can be good news. It means that we can start looking for a solution rather than wondering, "What is wrong with me?" The Bible looks our problem straight in the eye and offers a surprising solution, presenting what really is the best news we will ever hear. (ft. Daniel Nealon, Associate Pastor at Deer Creek Church).

Part of your identity if you belong to Christ is an adopted son or daughter. God chose you to be His, and has put His Spirit in you so the you can have intimacy and security with Him and all the inheritance He promises by grace through faith. And that changes everything!

Do human beings have intrinsic value? Or is our value only based on being, having or doing? The Bible tells us that our identity is settled and unshakeable because we are made in the image of God.

Elevate Hope Centennial is a new church in Centennial, CO. We like to say we are a church for people who aren't perfect and don't pretend to be bringing the real and lasting hope of Jesus to Centennial and beyond. Is hope just a childish wish, or is there a hope that can be real and lasting? Find out!

Elevate Hope Centennial is a church for people who aren't pretend and don't pretend to be bringing the real and lasting hope of Jesus to Centennial and beyond. So, why do we pretend to be perfect? Does God really want us to clean ourselves up before we come to Him?

Elevate Hope Centennial is a church for people who aren't perfect and don't pretend to be bringing the real and lasting hope of Jesus to Centennial and beyond. We are a brand new church in Centennial, Colorado. But…why do we need another church anyway?