Rocky Mountain Christian Church

We learned a lot about ourselves in 2020. We think there are six things that we need to be more than just okay at in 2021. Be ready because this may get a little uncomfortable, but we promise it will be worth it. The first conversation we want to have focuses on our relationship with Jesus. Where are you at with Jesus? What does the rhythm of your relationship with him look like?

Christmas is almost here. For some people, this holiday season will be filled with special people and familiar traditions. For others, this year will be different and even challenging. No matter who you are, we would love for you to join us on Christmas Eve. Shan has a special message on Emmanuel, the God who is with us.

In a time of political and financial uncertainty for God's people, Isaiah prophecies that God would send his Messiah as a child to meet their ultimate need of salvation and meet the daily needs of their lives.

Restoration of Relationships: Humanity with Self. Humanity with Humanity. Humanity with Creation and Humanity with God.

Worship is war! Who do you worship? You worship what you value.

We've got a lot of work to do... Be ready! We're not the ones leaving. Predictions get you off the hook.

Buckets of Water; an exploration of John chapter 4 with Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan

What if Revelation's target is bigger than prediction? What if Revelation's target is YOU?

How should Christians should balance faith and feelings when it comes to politics? Some subjects are easy to talk about in church and others are avoided because they are difficult. Since Jesus talked about the issue of politics and most of you are talking about it, we figured we should too. Join us onsite or online as we talk about how the church can be a unifying force in a divided world.

How Christians should balance faith and feelings when it comes to politics? Some subjects are easy to talk about in church and others are avoided because they are difficult. Since Jesus talked about the issue of politics and most of you are talking about it, we figured we should too. Join us onsite or online as we talk about how the church can be a unifying force in a divided world.

How should Christians balance faith and feelings when it comes to politics? Some subjects are easy to talk about in church and others are avoided because they are difficult. Since Jesus talked about the issue of politics and most of you are talking about it, we figured we should too. Join us onsite or online as we talk about how the church can be a unifying force in a divided world.

How we think determines who we become...If you think like Jesus thought, you will live like Jesus lived. Serving is not what I do...A servant is who I am.

Love God and love others

Philippians Series: Perspective...Is happiness dependent on whatever life throws our way or do we have a say in the matter? We can find peace amongst chaos, contentment despite limitations, and joy even in our lowest moments. It all comes down to Perspective. Philippians Series: Perspective...Is happiness dependent on whatever life throws our way or do we have a say in the matter? We can find peace amongst chaos, contentment despite limitations, and joy even in our lowest moments. It all comes down to Perspective. See Through a Different Lens What you've experienced determines what you see. See the dangers of legalism, distractions, and spiritual complacency.

Philippians Series: Perspective...Is happiness dependent on whatever life throws our way or do we have a say in the matter? We can find peace amongst chaos, contentment despite limitations, and joy even in our lowest moments. It all comes down to Perspective.

Culture Shock happens when we are exposed to an environment that is not our own. The book of I Corinthians is written by the Apostle Paul to Christians trying to live with one foot in the world and one foot in the Kingdom of God. The result...they were influenced by the culture instead of being influential for Jesus. Join us for the next six weeks as we learn how viewing everything through the lens of the Gospel turns imperfect people into cultural influencers.