Jesus plays this Poker Game… so, you should, too!
Following Jesus doesn’t get much more fun nor much easier than this.
Fall 2014 Message Series
In September/October 2014, we’re going to spend some time in one of the most popular, yet most mysterious, letters the Apostle Paul ever wrote… Ephesians. Known as “The Epistle To The Ephesians,” this book of the New Testament is referred to as the “Queen” of the Apostle Paul’s writings. It’s popularity is due in part […]
Happy (Spartan) Father’s Day!
Pathmaker Men! We lead, we fight, we transform, and we finish. But we don’t give up. We run the race. We fight the good fight. We stumble, we fall, we fail, but we don’t stay down. We get back up, we forgive, we heal, we become better, and we let Him finish the good work […]
(VBS) Vacation Bible School
Pathmakers Church in Castle Rock is holding a special VBS (Vacation Bible School) this summer, June 23-27, 2014. Best of all, there is absolutely no cost this year! Every morning from 9:30am to Noon, kids will get a chance to learn more about Jesus and how He wants us to model His Love… because “Love […]
Spartan Race and Following Jesus…
From Philippians 3:13-14 – “…I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” Ah, Spartan Race… so many spiritual parallels in such an earthy […]
Growing Roots
“Sugar and spice and everything nice… that’s what little girls are made of…” goes an old folk poem from the 19th century. Whatever. WOMEN(!) are made of ideas and thoughts, challenges and troubles, hopes and regrets, drama and joy, victories and dreams, complex emotions and simple desires (and vice versa)… most of all, we’re made in […]
Men’s Ministry that men actually enjoy…
Growing up in the church as a pastor’s kid, I had unique access to something most church attending adults and probably zero church attending kids had access to: the inside conversations between pastors. For better (and usually for worse), I had an awareness of the frustrations and challenges most pastors face in their ministry. One […]