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Emmaus Road Church | Fort Collins, Colorado

Emmaus Road Church in Fort Collins, Colorado seeks to be formed as followers of Jesus through faith practices, community, and liturgy. We desire to work for justice, love, peace, and hope as demonstrated through the life and teachings of Jesus.

Podcast · By Emmaus Road Church | Fort Collins, Colorado · American English · US · Official site

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Stay Together to Grow (opens the original)

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    Sermon Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 Author Wendell Berry had a term for the people in his stories who were born, lived, and died in proximity of one another—the ones who helped one another bring in the wheat before the rains came, who sat with one another through illness, who checked on one another when the river rose outside of its banks. He called them a membership, which is to say, they were community. For four weeks now we have been practicing the way of Jesus in community. We learned to b

  2. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Confessing Sin (opens the original)

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    Sermon Scripture: Roman 7:21-8:2 Community can be the best, most beautiful thing in the world, but it also can be the setting for some of our deepest wounds. It’s a frustrating dilemma. It can hurt us deeply, it can be hard to be open with our sin in community, yet the only way he will ever heal from our hurts is by living in community. It's easy to become guarded, or even emotionally allergic to community because of our wounding. Yet, as followers of Christ we know that we can't give up on it.

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Share Your Joys and Sorrows (opens the original)

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    Sermon Scripture: Mark 14:22-26, 32-34 Our culture is pretty superficial. You can spend hours at all kinds of tables, and yet feel totally alone. So, how does the table become more than just another dinner party? How does it become a communion with God, and with one another? Well, one of the easiest conversation hacks is just to go around the table and share the highs and lows of the week.

  4. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Be Family Around a Table (opens the original)

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    Sermon Scripture: Genesis 1:26-27, Mark 3:31-35 All through Scripture there is a recurring theme that scholars call the messianic feast. It imagines the Kingdom of God as one long table, with Abraham at one end and Jesus at the other, and every tribe and tongue and nation seated together as the family of God, singing and laughing and giving thanks. Yet most of us would say our experience of life feels less like a feast at a crowded table and more like a microwave dinner on a TV tray. Radical ind

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Through the Looking Glass (opens the original)

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    Sermon Scripture: Matthew 16:21-28 In the world on the other side of Alice’s looking glass, everything works all topsy-turvey, and that is often true to our own lives. This is a core truth about God's Kingdom that Jesus has been showing us for seven weeks, but we often get this wrong. Last week Peter made a profession about Jesus that has guided the church ever since. Then, in the very next moment, he forgets that Jesus works differently than he does and falls flat on his face. Today, in our las

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