Anthem Church: Recent Episodes
Anthem Church Denver
Following Jesus in the city of Denver. All teachings are available to stream and download at www.anthemdenver.org/teaching
It was a pleasure having our friend, Grant Clark, teach about "Why Do Church Leaders Hurt People?" this week.
Jesus gives gifts to his church. Every one of you has been given a gift. From Ephesians 4:1-16.
Our vision is to be a community devoted to Jesus, committed to one another, for the city. In this teaching, we dig into our calling to be committed to One Another. Colossians 3:11-17. With Joshua Lewis.
Our vision is to be a community devoted to Jesus, committed to one another, for the city. In this teaching, we dig into our calling to be devoted to Jesus. Luke 10:38-42. With Joshua Lewis.
What is God’s vision for the church? We are called to be devoted to Jesus, committed to one another, and for the city. From Acts 2:42-47. With Joshua Lewis.
There seems to be massive confusion in our day on what the Church is called to and supposed to be. What does Jesus say about the Church? What does the Bible reveal to us about the mission of the Church? From Matthew 16:13-20. With Joshua Lewis.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (New Testament Letters). The New Testament Letters cause us to consider what we believe about God and what we are going to do about it.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (The Book of Acts). After Easter weekend, Jesus went to his disciples and commissioned them to go and take the good news of the Kingdom to the world. The Book of Acts tells the story of how the first disciples responded to Jesus’ call to go.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (The Gospels). This week, we finally turn the page to the New Testament and meet Jesus. Who is Jesus exactly? Is he merely a good teacher or is more than that?
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (The Prophets). This week, we dig into the writings of the Prophets.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (The Wisdom Literature). This week, we look at the Wisdom books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Job.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate.” This week, we look at the fantastic Biblical work of the Psalms. The Psalms teach us to be honest before God with our prayers.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate.” This week, we explore the Biblical motif of Exile.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate.” God is uniquely different from us. God is wildly patient, forgiving, and attracted to humility.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (Exodus 33 & 34). The first five books of the Bible (Torah) introduce us to a God who is both glorious and intimately good. The Bible wants you to know this God.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (Genesis 12). God promises to bless the world through Abraham. That promise of blessing is carried over through the church today.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (Genesis 3). In Genesis 3 the story of God’s garden kingdom is disrupted by rebellion.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (Genesis 1 & 2). In the beginning. The opening pages of the Bible have a lot to say about who God is and who we are meant to be.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate” (1 Corinthians 2). There’s actually a right way and a wrong way to read the Bible. We’d love for people to grow in their ability to read and understand the Scriptures well.
From the series “Becoming Biblically Literate.” What is the Bible and why should we read it?
From the series "Advent 2023.” 2 Corinthians 8:1-7. During Advent, Jesus followers are reminded to rekindle the joy of being a generous people.
From the series "Advent 2023.” Isaiah 40:1-5. Repentance can often sound like an intimidating topic. But what if the heart of Biblical repentance is to lead you into peace, rest, and life?
From the series "Advent 2023.” Genesis 3:1-15. In this teaching, we explore the Christian understanding of waiting through the pain while holding on to hope.
Why do Christians sing? Paul tells the church to, “sing and music in your heart to the Lord.” But what are songs supposed to do? Why are Jesus followers always singing?
From the Series “PRAISE.” Lauren Rowe teaches from John 11:28-37. A teaching on what it looks like to worship Jesus in the face of suffering. We all face moments of doubt, discouragement, and pain. What does it look like to worship Jesus in the midst of pain?
Most of us would say we have a few questions on the topic of worship and praise. Is worship just a few songs to warm up before a time of teaching on Sunday? Or is worship something so much more?