Element Church - Colorado

Hebrews 11 is often referred to as the Hall of Faith (Fame). It’s here great stories are told of men and women who modeled the kind of faith God longs for us to have. Those mentioned weren’t superheroes, superhuman, or super-saints and they didn’t do everything perfect. But one thing they all had in common was their faith in God that stood stronger than their own weaknesses and the obstacles around them.

Hebrews 11 is often referred to as the Hall of Faith (Fame). It’s here great stories are told of men and women who modeled the kind of faith God longs for us to have. Those mentioned weren’t superheroes, superhuman, or super-saints and they didn’t do everything perfect. But one thing they all had in common was their faith in God that stood stronger than their own weaknesses and the obstacles around them.

Hebrews 11 is often referred to as the Hall of Faith (Fame). It’s here great stories are told of men and women who modeled the kind of faith God longs for us to have. Those mentioned weren’t superheroes, superhuman, or super-saints and they didn’t do everything perfect. But one thing they all had in common was their faith in God that stood stronger than their own weaknesses and the obstacles around them.

Great families aren’t made in an instant. It takes time and intentionality, but worth the effort. God’s given us the pictures; we just need to take a closer look. For the next five weeks, we’ll take a look at God’s design for our lives, homes, and families. #worththeeffort

Great families aren’t made in an instant. It takes time and intentionality, but worth the effort. God’s given us the pictures; we just need to take a closer look. For the next five weeks, we’ll take a look at God’s design for our lives, homes, and families. #worththeeffort

Great families aren’t made in an instant. It takes time and intentionality, but worth the effort. God’s given us the pictures; we just need to take a closer look. For the next five weeks, we’ll take a look at God’s design for our lives, homes, and families. #worththeeffort

Great families aren’t made in an instant. It takes time and intentionality, but worth the effort. God’s given us the pictures; we just need to take a closer look. For the next five weeks, we’ll take a look at God’s design for our lives, homes, and families. #worththeeffort

Great families aren’t made in an instant. It takes time and intentionality, but worth the effort. God’s given us the pictures; we just need to take a closer look. For the next five weeks, we’ll take a look at God’s design for our lives, homes, and families. #worththeeffort

God cares about the one: the one sheep gone astray, the one coin gone missing, the one son gone adrift. Who’s your one? Imagine if every believer could answer that question with the name of a person who is far from God - a person for whom they’re praying and with whom seeking to share the gospel.

God cares about the one: the one sheep gone astray, the one coin gone missing, the one son gone adrift. Who’s your one? Imagine if every believer could answer that question with the name of a person who is far from God - a person for whom they’re praying and with whom seeking to share the gospel.

God cares about the one: the one sheep gone astray, the one coin gone missing, the one son gone adrift. Who’s your one? Imagine if every believer could answer that question with the name of a person who is far from God - a person for whom they’re praying and with whom seeking to share the gospel.

We all love stories: campfire stories, bedtime stories, fishing stories, love stories, war stories, most embarrassing stories. Whether or not you like to tell stories, we all have one. What’s your story?

We all love stories: campfire stories, bedtime stories, fishing stories, love stories, war stories, most embarrassing stories. Whether or not you like to tell stories, we all have one. What’s your story?

We all love stories: campfire stories, bedtime stories, fishing stories, love stories, war stories, most embarrassing stories. Whether or not you like to tell stories, we all have one. What’s your story?

Life is full of challenges and obligations that we constantly feel pressured to juggle. Sometimes, our relationship with God feels like just one more thing to manage. But what if that's not what God really wants from us or for us?

We live an age of hypersensitivity to judgement. Yet, we are also a culture obsessed with judging others. In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus offers some surprising insight into how his followers should act in our climate and it's not simply do not judge--it's way better than that.

We all want to be great. In God's Kingdom, however, greatness comes in unexpected ways.

In a culture and age of self-promotion and narcissistic obsessions, we must turn our eyes, attention, and hearts to the only One who is truly great and worthy of our adoration.

Today, we conclude our study of the Gospel of John. In looking at the final story in the gospel, we discover how no matter what our past looks like, what’s going on around us, or where we think our future may be headed, God’s has a plan for all of us. In Jesus: Love Leads to Life

The darkest and most difficult seasons of life are when we need to hear from and experience God’s presence the most, but are often the times when it feels like he’s the furthest away. In this series, we’re taking a look at when and how Jesus shows up in the times we need him the most.