Restoration Community Church Denver

Pastor Matt Heard presents a message on longing and embracing life using the story of Jesus with the woman at the well

Pastor Ron Johnson speaks on ways that God desires to get hell out of our future world, our present world and our personal world through Christ's resurrection

Pastor Ron Johnson speaks on how RCC is known as a friendly, open and inviting church which makes new people feel comfortable and therefore open to the experience. He uses that theme to discuss our values of bringing unchurched people into a loving environment, accepting people at all levels of faith, being real and human in our relationships which leads to restoration and healing

Pastor Ron Johnson expands on what the church is in Christ's eyes by looking at passages in Romans 12 and Ephesians 5 and builds on our need for community, contributing and connection. And living out the church beyond the walls to day to day life.

Pastor Ron Johnson discusses the beginnings of the church and how our church has brought Christ's vision to life

Pastor Nanci Ricks uses the story of Joseph to highlight the tools God encourages to get unstuck: Courage, Intentionality and Grace. Through this illustrative story we walk through what it takes to get beyond difficult circumstances and into a better space. Remember the past to change the present and build a future

Pastor Ron presents a message about honoring God and those around us with passages throughout the Bible and gives a heartfelt memorial to his mother following her death. Honor is bestowed, respect is earned.

Pastor Nanci Ricks leads the message exploring how God's presence helps in critical conversations. When we seek the face of God first rather than reaching for his hand to help us changes the impact of our conversation.

Pastor Ron talks about how choosing the conversations you want to be involved with and exercising heart spirituality so that we don't let the negative things stored inside come flowing out and make crucial conversations worse. Matthew 15: 1-19 is the teaching text to learn how is your heart

Pastor Ron talks about the difference between a wise and foolish conversation and speaking the truth in love. Looking at the example of a fools choice (silence or violence) and finding ways to have crucial conversations which are palatable, freeing, feel safe and Christ-centered.

Pastor Joe Beckler walks us through Ephesians 5:15-17 as he discusses what is the wise thing to do and how do we live better in the future by recognizing God's will in our lives.

Pastor Ron uses the book of Ephesians to highlight the importance of looking both at our part and their part. Working through what has happened in the past allows us to release it and not let it be baggage in the future.

Pastor Ron speaks on our part in picking up the pieces and start over without making the same mistakes

Pastor Ron uses the wisdom literature of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes to walk through how decision making affects us and the usefulness of having a support network and trusting God to help up overcome mistakes and not keep making the same ones

Pastor Ron uses the story of Nehemiah to bring to life what a vision is in God's eyes and how it is planned to be brought to fruition at Restoration Community Church in 2015 through each person being part of the process of growth.

Pastor Lance looks at relationships and uses the book of Philemon to show how to bring real, refreshing relationships into our lives

Pastor Ron's Christmas Eve message; focuses on falling and rising and committing to grow spiritually during 2015

Pastor Ron reflects on how complicated Christmas has become and challenges us to give more meaningfully through relational gifts, being vulnerable and sharing ourselves with others

Nanci Ricks talks about our response to the injustice beyond our walls

Pastor Joe Beckler talks about improving our family culture. How do we create a great relational culture, one based on what we value, on what we love not loathe. Learn how to embrace your past to make the future something better while also embracing God's values.