Red Rocks Church Weekend Messages

Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that a life of passion starts with a life of understanding just how big our God is and being expectant for what He will do.

The world needs your story! Pastor Shawn shares some of his story with us as he encourages us to stay the course when it comes to our faith and our calling.

Do you ever wonder what Heaven is really like? Doug paints a portrait of Heaven from his vantage point-a view that will give you a sense of hope, excitement, and urgency.

Senior Pastor, Shawn Johnson, kicks off our new series-Vantage Point. In week 1, he walks us through what it's like to see God from his vantage point, how to see Jesus through his eyes.

So often we fear not being enough or not having enough, but that is living in a scarcity mindset. What would it look like if we traded in our fears of lack for more of Jesus?

Pastor Doug Wekenman brings a timely reminder that the answer to all the world's problems is a person: Jesus! The time is now for us to share the one and only solution for the trials of this world.

Do you struggle with feeling like you have to earn your worth? Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that God is our 'Abba, Father' who not only loves us, but enjoys us simply because he is our Heavenly Father and we are his kids.

Fitting in is easier than standing out, but it is not the life we are called to as Christians. How do we stay in the world, while not becoming the world, and in so doing change the world?

A lot of things changed during COVID, including how we do church. Our lead pastor, Shawn Johnson, reminds us that we are the church! It's not a movie to consume, but a movement to be a part of.

Pastor Andrew Matrone reminds us that God is still speaking today and gives us tangible ways to position ourselves to hear the voice of God.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that while salvation is free, we can limit the 'more' that God wants to do in our lives if we don't take ownership of our thoughts, health, rhythm, integrity, vert and expectations.

Special guest speaker, Jeremy DeWeerdt walks us through a parable of Jesus that is intended to shift our default from safe to uncomfortable in order to start having relationships with people in the margins.

Park Meadows Campus Pastor James Keathley teaches us that practicing Sabbath is still relevant and essential for our lives today.

Doug Wekenman reminds us that when we know who we are in Jesus, we will know what to do when life gets complicated.

Complete joy is not circumstantial, yet so many of us lack it. Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us practical ways to restore true, lasting joy.