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Jesus And

A new series on the Kingdom of God and the cultural topics that often divide us. The apostle Paul's preaching brought the gospel into focus, by declaring that Jesus is Christ.

Fear Not

People worry.  It is part of our nature to be fearful and concerned about things that have not yet happened, and with things that are out of our control.   We often go to the worst-case scenario. Worry, left unaddressed, turns to fear.  Fear is paralyzing and is not of God.  Fear can be all consuming and cause us to act in ways that are opposite of what God intends of followers of Jesus. Obedience does not lead us to control.  Gideon's call begins with his worry, concerns and fear.  We will look at the character of Gideon as he moves from worry to worship.

Boulder Mountain Church - Who We Are, Where We Are Going

Boulder Mountain is a Bible church whose mission is to make disciples as we help people find and follow Jesus. We are uniquely positioned to share the gospel with people from all walks of life, and in different stage and ages.  Our prayer is that each person knows that they are deeply known and in that, know that they are also deeply loved.  We will share our values of Generosity, Community, Celebration and Authenticity.  
God has given us an opportunity to reach northeast Mesa with the good news of the gospel. The Church should always be on the offense, taking ground as people come to know Jesus.  Vision is our mission, with a date!  We will share where Boulder Mountain is going over the next few years. 

For All Kinds

In this series, we will discuss the lost art of kindness. For as many people that we
interact with, there are that many kinds of people. No one is quite like you, and so we
can expect there to be difficulties in our relationships. How are we told to treat people?
How did Jesus treat people not like Him? There are several characteristics, including
compassion, kindness, patience and forgiveness found in Colossians.

The Search

Everyone is searching for meaning and purpose. Everyone is going to hook their hope to something and attach their identity to someone or to something. And what Ecclesiastes says to us, which is a good reminder, “Everything in this world will fail you.”
There's this theme in Ecclesiastes that what we’re searching for can't be found under the sun. All the success in the world doesn't do that. Most people are looking for meaning where meaning can't be found. True purpose and meaning for this life can only
be found in Jesus.

Rest For The Weary

In a short passage at the end of Matthew 11, Jesus gives the weary three things: His invitation,
His yoke, and His heart. Christ's invitation to us is three-fold. Being yoked with Christ provides a
way of learning to live that is more restful and can change the quality of our souls. Jesus is not
demanding in heart, rather gentle, lowly, and approachable.
1. His Invitation
2. His yoke
3. His heart
April 7: His

Jesus Changes Everything

2 Corinthians 5:17: Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come Jesus healed people, multiplied resources, and even raised the dead. The best news is Jesus wants to change everything with His power in your life. At Easter, the Son of God took on the world’s sin and defeated the devil, death, and grave. How is it, then, that history’s most glorious moment is surrounded by fearful fishermen, despised tax collectors, marginalized women, feeble politicians, and traitorous friends?  In Jesus Changes Everything, we’ll become acquainted with the unlikely collection of ordinary people who witnessed the miracle of Christ’s death and resurrection. We’ll look at the Biblical account of each character and ultimately draw closer to Jesus as we encounter His Passion through their experiences.

Hosea: Return

A book that will call us out, puts a spotlight on our all too frequent indifference, flippancy, rebellion, pragmatism, and more, before our God. A book that will summon us to ‘repent’ ro ‘return’. But, or to use another wonderful three letter word in Hosea, ‘yet’, a book that more than anything will show us the heart of God for struggling saints that sometimes are better at sinning than sainting.

Taming The Tongue

While our words can change someone’s life for the better, they can also destroy
relationships, break hearts, and discourage others. We are called to build one another
up. To be slow to anger and quick to listen. Grudges, rage and anger get us nowhere in
life, so we turn our tongues over to the power of the Holy Spirit.. What does the Bible
say about showing compassion and kindness? And especially loving and forgiving
others? In this series, we will address the serious issues of anger, bullying and even
marital conflict, and by God’s grace, learn to tame our tongues.

With Us

We were designed and created for the community.  With God and with each other. God models the importance of presence, by coming to be with us.  There is a common desire among all people to be known, accepted and loved.  Jesus offers that to each and every one of us. He chose to be with us, even at times when no one else does.

Two Paths

We will look at John 3 and 4, compare and contrast Nicodemus (John 3) and the Samaritan Woman (John 4) at the well.

Every major decision of our life is impacted by what we choose to do with Jesus.  In John chapters 3 and 4, we see two different characters from different backgrounds, who are each given an opportunity to respond to who Jesus is.  Their responses may surprise you.  Is He is Lord and Savior, or is He just another good person with good advice?  Are we a follower or a fan?  Who do you say He is?  We all must make a decision on what to do with Jesus.  As a Church, our goal is to give everyone the opportunity to say "Yes" to Jesus!  

SENT: The Movement

The church is the greatest movement the world has ever known. As she shares the gospel, the church is the hope of the world. The church is active, moving and is on the offense, and the gates of hell can’t stand against it. God has invited us as a church, and you as an individual to play a part in the mission. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to be SENT.

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