Red Rocks Austin (redrocksaustin.com)

RE60 has never been about you serving a reading plan it's been about bringing structure that serves you in the pursuit to know Jesus.

While dreams and plans may have gone into the ground this year the rain reminds us that they've been planted to grow.

Building our faith foundation is not just for us, it's meant to overflow into the lives of the people around us.

We are back to live services in Austin and Doug is giving a picture of who we are and where we are going!

To be the church together we need to have the posture towards the church that Jesus did.

Jesus came to die for us but he also came to show us how to live.

In a world of people seeking influence Jesus shows us the ultimate goal of influence: impact.

Our nature is to try to live with a “Jesus and _____” mindset but it’s only Jesus that can fulfill us.

What does Jesus have? Skin thick enough to voluntarily walk into an undeserved crucifixion, and a heart soft enough to pray for the people crucifying him.

The key to having thick skin is having the humility to find all of your confidence in Jesus.

Comparison, bitterness and self righteousness are enemies of a healthy heart. In this message, we find out how to combat them.

When we talk about the building Kingdom of Heaven what exactly are we building?

Because of Easter everything has changed

We all have things in our lives that try to keep us far from God, but Jesus went to great lengths to break them off.

Four Ways to Hear the Voice of God

Silence in a Noisy World

Mystery & Curiosity

Glimpses of Glory

The pursuit of happiness is revealing emptiness to us but the pursuit of Jesus produces joy.

Stop playing small, God doesn’t belong in any box you try to put him in

We always come back to the simple gospel, because when we know who we are we’ll know what to do.

Jesus challenges everything about an Us vs. Them mentality.

The story of Daniel helps us navigate building with humility in our culture.

The story of Daniel shows us how to persevere through all kinds of circumstances.

Guest Speaker Lauren Bohn shares her amazing road to forgiveness after living through the horrors of the Columbine High School shooting in 1999.

Living today with forever in mind.

What do you do when you don’t know what to do?

There is a difference between living saved and living called.

Grace is the transformative unmerited favor of God that comes as a person not a principle.

A conversation about how we got here and where we’re going.

Are you ready to hear the entire story, from Genesis to Revelation, in 20 minutes?

Your attention is under attack, meditation is how we fight back.

Prayer (aka talking to God) builds our relationship with Him, but sometimes we need a reminder of how and why we should add it into our daily lives.

Saying no to what you want helps you access what you need.

How do we remove feeling obligation to share our faith and ignite motivation to let our story overflow into the lives of the people around us?

As Christians we should live lives that demand an explanation.

Pastor Ronnie Johnson reminds us that the key to unlocking our unlimited potential is enlarging your belief about who God is and how He want to use us.

Lead Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that giving is not about what you have, it is about how you steward what you have.

Doug closes our Kingdom Builders series as we prepare our hearts to give our year-end offerings. He reminds us that “Fortune favors the B.R.A.V.E.”.

Find the beauty and depth of the songs that we sing at Christmas time that proclaim the story of Jesus.

The peace, promise, and presence of God have arrived.

We kick off our Est. 2022 series with the reality that when it comes to our spiritual lives, the order in which we prioritize things matters. We are invited to remember how to experience God first, and watch the fruits of the spirit unfold in our lives as a result.

In the digital age where isolation is becoming more of a way of life we are challenged to find family and equipped by following Jesus lead to cultivate community.

Pastor Doug Wekenman teaches us about finding our purpose in the third week of our Est. 22 series.

Making a difference is simple, but it doesn’t mean it’s easy. We can’t change the world without the Savior of the world.

What are the main enemies when it comes to establishing a rhythm of experiencing God, finding family, discovering purpose and making a difference?

There are a lot of voices in our head but God's voice is greater.

For a lot of us, our anxiety isn’t caused by the big stuff, but the small stuff. Here’s how you shake it off!

This world will give you plenty of reasons to be anxious. So if you want to walk in peace, you are going to need a plan.

Freedom is found in fixing our eyes on Jesus: the suffering lamb and the conquering lion.

Let's get practical with three basic principles for walking in the abundant life Jesus has for us.

As humans we are prone to go our way, the wrong way or away from Jesus but his invitation is for us to run to him.

Every momentary crucifixion is followed by a monumental resurrection. We are living in a "Resurrection Reality"

What does it mean to be human? The answer is found on page one of the Bible.

There are two sermons that have the most significance. The one where someone gets saved and this one. Today Ryan answers the question: "What do I do after I raise my hand?"

What do we keep? What do we store in our lives that is robbing us of our peace?

This world needs followers of Jesus who want the things of heave no matter the cost.

Peter shows us what it looks like to follow Jesus, even out of our comfort zones.

When we add God to the equation, our greatest weakness becomes our greatest strength.

When facing battles, our job is to worship. God does the winning and He remains undefeated.

Relational Grit is engaging in relationships and enduring with people who are different than us.

I bring the posture. God brings the plans. We write my story.

The Law of Moses is not only a death sentence that Jesus came to fulfill but an invitation to life and freedom in the here and now.

​The Psalms don’t just inform us - they transform us, because they point us to Jesus.

The Prophets had a job no one wanted, they called the Israelites to remember, to repent, and point towards the future. All while simultaneously pointing towards Jesus.

Principles don’t persuade us. TED Talks can’t change us. But Jesus, from the inside out, will transform us.

Where’s Jesus? Building His church through imperfect people.

In a world that shouts "live your truth", Jesus says "I am the Truth"

Find your life, you’ll lose it - Lose your life, you’ll find it.

Does the bigness of your prayer match the bigness of your God?

Transformation actually happens.

Hate what is hurting you.

Examine what's within you.

Adjust what you applaud.

Rest on the grace that saved you.

Take Jesus at His word.