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Ultimately, we’re building young adults who know how . . . to be on mission with Jesus and want to be - the mission and ministry of reconciliation given to each of us according to 2 Cor. 5:18 to own their personal spiritual development by spending time in God’s Word and in prayer.  to thrive and grow in community with other believers.

I commend my twenty-something friends. They want to share a faith that’s vibrant. If theirs isn’t working for them then they won’t give it away. They want to anchor their lives and have solid answers to foundational questions. And, like most of us, they really do desire to have an intimate walk with their Creator and Savior.

We long for what Eden represents.  We were made for it.  In fact, we currently live in an environment for which we (our hearts) were not designed.  It's not home! This reality haunts us and we'll go just about anywhere to find life, to feel at home.Listen in to my recent message "The Places We Go".

What are we doing, really?  Co-­‐authoring living stories!In one breath I’d tell you, “We’re discipling 20s in Denver to live their God-­‐given potential.” But, that seems so . . . formal. True, but still formal. In another, I’d tell the story of young adults whose lives are being transformed by Jesus’ gospel, and His community. Better yet, I’d invite you to Denver to stay

6 staff and 10 young adults made a 3 hour trek to Steamboat Springs for a weekend retreat with hopes of connecting at the heart level and solidifying direction for 2012. We began the weekend Friday evening with the challenge to “give our lives in exchange for others’ lives” spreading the “viral, sneezeable message that Jesus is Lord.” Saturday morning our veteran staff led us in listening

"Kristen" Forgives and Finds Healing

Building Momentum Into The Fall

Calling On A Few Faithful Intercessors

Men of Sanctuary Christian Fellowship,I had an amazing weekend with you at Jefferson Lake.  Sure, I took the easy road by sleeping at the cabin, but the soft bed, warm air, and hot shower were incredible!  Sleeping at close to 11,000 feet made it a little interesting for me, though.I thought it would be good for you to know as a church and as a group of men that you made me feel a part of