Catch up on any messages you may have missed, re-watch sermons that really got you, and find ways to connect deeper with God. We encourage you to spend some time alone or with your friends and family, diving deeper into our messages and discussing where God has moved in your life this last year, and what your hopes are for the coming year.
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this year at red rocks
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this year in messages
The Future You started the year asking, ‘who do you want to be?’ Real Relationships gave an honest, unfiltered perspective. We called ourselves to something bigger than ourselves in We the Church. Scripture came alive during 2 Timothy and we hosted some of our favorite people during Book Club. During Pendulum, we looked at paradoxes of faith. In Alive & Free we got serious about killing the things that are killing us and we found freedom! Kingdom Builders allowed us to reflect on the past year and celebrate all that God has done.
what was a moment that impacted you this past year?
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We all tell a story in our lives. The question is, what type of story do you want to tell? A year from now, will you tell a story about how you almost got serious about knowing God, almost started living on purpose, and almost changed the world? Or will this be the year you get serious and specific about the good plans God has for you? What story will you tell?
Reflection Questions
- How did you experience God’s faithfulness this year?
- Think about your relationship with God in January of 2023. How far have you, and your faith come since then? What has that journey been like for you? What was your biggest breakthrough this year?
- How did the Lord move in marvelous ways to set you free from something that previously held you captive this year?
- How did you see God show up on your best days and your worst? What did you learn about him? What did you learn about yourself?
- In what ways are you a little bit more like Jesus today than you were a year ago? How has God softened your heart, transformed your mind, and freed your spirit?
- What is the greatest lesson you learned from God this year that you want to remember moving forward?
- What prayers were answered this year? What promises of God are you still waiting for?
- Was there a specific section of God’s word, or something a pastor said that really spoke to you this year? How did it transform the way you live?
Reflection Questions
- Reflect on the lessons you learned through trials and setbacks in 2023. How did these experiences test and/or build your faith?
- Despite the challenges he faced, Paul was able to reflect on his life and confidently declare, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” (2 Tim. 4:7 NIV). Take a moment to reflect on everything you’ve been through this year. In what areas can you say you “fought the good fight, ran the race, and kept the faith?” In what ways did you encounter challenges and fall short in these aspects?
- We don’t get to choose whether or not we face oppositions and trials in life, but we do get to choose whether or not we quit when they come. How would you rate your ability to trust God and persevere when things got hard this year? What’s one area of your life that you’re really proud of yourself for not giving up this year? What’s one area of your life or faith that you want to build up your perseverance and trust in the Lord?
Reflection Questions
- Take a moment to reflect on this year and write down the three biggest ways the Lord showed up in your life through his love, provision, promise, protection, guidance, teaching, etc… Now make a statement to remember: “(Your name), don’t forget to remember that in 2023, when I was going through______, God _____. And if he did it then, he will do it again.”
- Take a moment to “remember” all the times God has been faithful to you over the last year, and in seasons past. What do you see? What patterns emerge?
- Based on those patterns, what characteristics of God’s love for you have you seen over and over in your life? Which ones would you like to see more of next year?
Reflection Questions
- Write down the names of 3-5 people who currently have the most influence over your life this year. Have they lifted you up and pointed you closer to Christ, or are they holding you back and sending you in the wrong direction? Do you need to make any adjustments?
- Think about the four verses Shawn shared in the graphic: Joshua 1:9, Jeremiah 29:11, Romans 8:28, and Matthew 19:26. How can you incorporate these verses into your prayer life moving forward?
- The benefits of community are only helpful if we allow ourselves to be fully known by the people in our life. This year, did you let the people in your life know how you need their support, or do you still have some walls up? What has prevented you from being fully known, both by God and by the people in your life?
Reflection Questions
- How do you usually deal with conflict in relationships? Do react explosively, walk away, avoid conflict at all costs, respond in prayer, etc? Is it in alignment with how Jesus instructs us to handle conflict?
- When you experience conflict with other people, what are the first emotions that come up for you? Take a moment to think about why those specific emotions frequently come up for you. What has that revealed to you?
- Think about a relationship in your life that you have a difficult time navigating. Take a few minutes to respond in prayer for the situation.
Reflection Questions
- On a scale of 1-9, with all grace and no truth being 1, and all truth and no grace being a 9, where did you most frequently find yourself this year? Why do you think that is? What is one tangible way you can embrace the tension between the two a little more next year?
- In your journey of faith, how has a deeper understanding of God’s grace and truth influenced your relationships and interactions with others? How have you leaned into the tension between the two in an effort to experience and demonstrate the fullness of Jesus’ love this year?
- Were there moments this year where you experienced God’s grace and truth at the same time? What was that experience like? How did it challenge you, stretch you, and help you grow?
Reflection Questions
- What’s an insecurity of yours that God helped you overcome and build your confidence this year? What insecurities are you still wrestling with?
- What was something that you felt called to this year that terrified you? How did you see God equip you, empower you, and go with you as he called you? What was that experience like?
- How were you challenged to trust God through your weaknesses, insecurities, fears, struggles, etc., this year? What did you learn?
Reflection Questions
- Make a list of 5-10 things that distract you on a daily basis and one big thing that distracts you throughout the year. What did those things distract you from?
- What are 3 tangible steps you can take to eliminate some of those distractions and make more space for your relationship with Jesus and the good things he has for you next year?
- Take 5-10 minutes to pray. What does Jesus want you to focus on this year so you can walk in the fullness of what he has called you to do? How is he inviting you to focus on him?
Reflection Questions
- Take a moment to think about the state of your flame (the gift of God within you). Is it strong and healthy, or does it feel like it’s dwindling? What experiences from this year contributed to the way you feel?
- How is it with your spirit right now? Are you filled with power, love and self-control, or are you filled with fear, doubt, anxiety, anger, etc.? Take a moment to trace these things back to their source. Where are they coming from, and what might need to change?
- How often did you seek out the presence of God this year? What were those moments like? How can you seek more of that next year?
Reflection Questions
- Is there a specific emotion that has some control over your life? Explain. Is there an emotion you have a hard time discerning or feeling? Explain.
- Are there specific situations you experience in your life that trigger instantaneous reactions that you frequently regret after the fact? What are they, and what is the most difficult thing about those emotions when they come up?
- What do you think your emotions are trying to tell you in those situations?
- Think of a situation, an experience, or a person that triggers strong emotions in your life. Take a few minutes to PAUSE (see video), and pray. How could doing this when those emotions come up change the way you experience life alive and free?
Reflection Questions
- What things made you anxious this year? What characteristics of Got help you fight against your anxiety?
- Take a few minutes and review the “Declarations for War” verses in your Bible. Which verse spoke to you the most? Which ones do you find comfort in?
- Write down a few areas of your life in which you want to experience victory. Then take a few minutes to reflect on Deuteronomy 20:4 and pray for victory.
Reflection Questions
- Did you experience shame this year that became master of your thoughts/actions?
- How did you see God fill in the gaps where you fell short this year? How was his power made perfect in your weakness? (2 Corinthians 12:9)
- Are there lies being whispered in your ear about your shame, or things you’re telling yourself that contradict what God believes about you?
Reflection Questions
- Read Philippians 4:12-13. What is your big takeaway from this passage?
- How has your past influenced your understanding of gratitude, and your ability to feel content with whatever you have?
- Regardless of what you experienced this year, take a few minutes to write down all of the things in your life you’re grateful for. What did you write down that you’re most grateful for? What did you write down that you realized you might take for granted? Then give thanks to God for what you have.
Reflection Questions
- Read Romans 5:3-5. What are your big takeaways from this passage?
- Have you been suffering from something alone this year? What would happen if you invited God to sit with you in your situation?
- How have the difficulties and challenges of this year developed your perseverance, shaped your character, and built up your hope and faith?
- How have you experienced God’s love poured out for you this year when you needed it most?