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First Presbyterian Church Colorado Springs
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First Presbyterian Church Colorado Springs | A worshiping community in the heart of downtown. We exist to reflect the love of Jesus to be Light + Life for the City Online worship Sunday 8:30 | 11 a.m.In-person gathering 8:30 | 9:30 a.m. | 10:15 a.m. | 11 a.m.firstprescos.org

  1. 8h ago

    Life Together | Overflowing Gospel

    Are you running low on hope? Do you feel like you are giving more than you have left? What would it look like to live from a source that does not run dry? Jesus brings the good news of God’s grace to every person, filling us with hope that can overflow into the lives of others. The gospel gives us a foundation that holds when our own reserves feel empty. God’s grace was always meant to overflow, reaching every nation, every people, and every person. In Jesus, you are invited into a life connected to the God of hope, where joy and peace grow as you trust him. You do not have to manufacture enough hope on your own. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, God fills his people so that his grace, love, and hope can flow through us to people who need to know Jesus. What might change if you lived connected to that source? There are people around you who need hope, belonging, grace, and the good news of Jesus. As the Body of Christ, we can share what God has given us, welcome those who are still searching, and let the gospel overflow into our relationships, neighborhoods, and world. Scripture: Romans 15:8 to 13 “In him the Gentiles will hope.” Romans 15:12 “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him.” Romans 15:13 Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Life Together | Overflowing Gospel

  2. Sep 28

    Life Together | Unity's Witness

    What happens when Christians disagree? Can people with real differences still live in unity? What could change if the world saw Christians truly loving one another? Jesus draws us close through the gospel, taking our sin upon himself and giving his life to bring us near to God. His grace gives us a foundation that holds, freeing us to love, serve, and welcome others with the same generosity he has shown us. Christian unity begins as we draw closer to Jesus and learn to put others first. When Christ becomes greater in our view, we can hold our preferences more loosely, serve our neighbors more freely, and accept one another as Jesus has accepted us. In a divided world, the unity of Christians can become a powerful witness to the love of Jesus and the good news of the gospel. Scripture: Romans 15:1 to 7 “Each of us should please our neighbors for their good, to build them up.” Romans 15:2 “Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you.” Romans 15:7 Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Life Together | Unity's Witness

  3. Sep 21

    Life Together | Keeping The Peace

    Do disagreements ever make it hard to stay close to people you love? How do you know when to stand firm and when to give something up? What does it look like to keep the peace without avoiding hard conversations? Jesus shows us a deeper kind of freedom, one shaped by sacrificial love. The gospel gives us a foundation that holds because Jesus gave himself for us, making peace with God possible and drawing us into a new family where we can learn to love one another. Romans 14 invites us to ask a different question when our preferences, rights, and convictions collide. What would you be willing to give up for the sake of someone you love? Christian freedom becomes an opportunity to build others up, pursue peace, and help people grow closer to Jesus. Even disagreement can become a place where God forms us into people who love like Christ and value relationships more than getting our own way. When you are trying to navigate difficult choices, conflict with other Christians, or questions about what is right and wrong, you do not have to find your way alone. Jesus is our peace. As you depend on him, he can give you wisdom to love God, love your neighbor, and use your freedom in ways that reflect his heart.

    Life Together | Keeping The Peace

  4. Sep 14

    Vision Sunday 2026

    Where do you turn when you feel unsure about the future? How can you find peace and joy when life keeps shifting? What would it look like to make more room for God in your life? Jesus meets us with good news: through his death on the cross, we can be forgiven, redeemed, and brought into the family of God. The gospel gives us a foundation that holds because our hope rests in Jesus and the transforming presence of the Holy Spirit. God invites you into a life shaped by righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. You do not have to manufacture spiritual strength or figure out the journey alone. The Holy Spirit transforms lives, draws people to Jesus, and gives us courage to trust God with what comes next. When you belong to Jesus, his Spirit can bring new life within you and shine his light through you. Wherever you are in your faith, you can make more room for the Holy Spirit and trust Jesus with your whole life. God is still seeking people, saving people, and transforming people through the good news of Christ. You are invited to believe, belong, grow in faith, and discover the peace and joy that come from life with Jesus. Scripture: Romans 14:16 to 18  “The kingdom of God is a matter of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit.” Romans 14:17  “Anyone who serves Christ in this way is pleasing to God.” Romans 14:18 Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Vision Sunday 2026

  5. Sep 8

    Life Together | The Weak and The Strong

    Why is it so easy to judge someone who sees things differently? What happens when disagreement turns into contempt? How can Christians love each other when convictions collide? Jesus meets us in these divided places with good news: you are created by God, redeemed through Christ, and deeply loved. The gospel steadies our souls with a foundation that holds, freeing us to receive that same beloved person beside us with grace.    Romans 14 calls us to love people more deeply than we defend our personal freedom. When Scripture leaves room for different convictions, you can resist judging others, care for another person’s conscience, and remember that Jesus is Lord of you both. His sacrificial love gives you a better way through Christian disagreement, division, resentment, and judgment. Because Jesus has loved and redeemed you, you are free to love like Jesus, choosing peace and the spiritual good of others.    Hatred has no place in the body of Christ. As you tend the garden of your own heart, Jesus can uproot contempt, hostility, gossip, and bitterness and grow a love that reflects him. In a divided world, the church has an opportunity to show what becomes possible when people rest securely in the love of Christ and learn to love one another.    Scripture: Romans 14:1 to 15  “Who are you to judge someone else’s servant?” Romans 14:4  “Each of us will give an account of ourselves to God.” Romans 14:12    Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Life Together | The Weak and The Strong

  6. Aug 31

    Life Together | The Rule Of Love

    What does it really mean to love your neighbor? What if love feels more like a feeling than something you can actually live out? Where could one simple act of love make a difference today? Jesus shows us a love that gives, serves, and builds people up. The gospel gives us a foundation that holds because Jesus has loved us completely and invites us to belong to him.    Romans 13 calls us to love our neighbor as ourselves and reminds us that love is something we never finish giving. You can love like Jesus through ordinary acts of compassion, generosity, patience, and care. God can take even a small act of love and use it to bring hope into another person’s life.    There is an urgency to this kind of life. Scripture calls us to wake up, live as people of the light, and clothe ourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ. As you belong more fully to Jesus, his love can shape how you see people and how you respond to the needs around you. Today is an opportunity to receive the love of Christ and let that love flow through you.    Scripture: Romans 13:8 to 14  “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Romans 13:9  “Clothe yourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ.” Romans 13:14    Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Life Together | The Rule Of Love

  7. Aug 24

    Life Together | Honor Is Due

    Has politics made it harder to love people you disagree with? What does a Christian owe the government? How do you honor leaders when you believe they are wrong? Jesus gives us good news that reaches deeper than political division. Our highest allegiance belongs to Christ and his Kingdom, and the gospel gives us a foundation that holds when politics, relationships, and the world around us feel unstable.    Romans 13 calls Christians to honor governing authorities, pray for leaders, pursue what is good, and remember that all human authority remains under God. When government and faith come into conflict, Scripture calls us to obey God and remain faithful to Jesus. You can participate in politics without allowing politics to define your identity, divide the family of God, or replace your hope in Christ.    Our life together in Jesus is bigger than a political party or a preferred future for our country. Because Christ is Lord of all, you can approach political disagreement with conviction, humility, respect, and love. His Kingdom gives you a deeper belonging and a lasting hope that no election or government can provide.    Scripture: Romans 13:1 to 7  “Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities.” Romans 13:1  “If respect, then respect; if honor, then honor.” Romans 13:7    Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Life Together | Honor Is Due

  8. Aug 17

    Living Sacrifice | Sustained

    Have you been hurt by someone and wondered how to respond? How do you forgive when the pain is still real? Is it possible to pursue peace without putting yourself back in harm’s way? Jesus shows us a way through conflict that is grounded in grace, forgiveness, and trust in God. Because Jesus laid down his life for us, we can release revenge, love our enemies, and trust God with justice. The gospel gives us a foundation that holds when relationships become painful and complicated.    Following Jesus can mean blessing those who hurt you, stepping toward people who grieve, choosing humility, and overcoming evil with good. It can also mean recognizing the limits of your responsibility and stepping away from ongoing harm. You can forgive because Christ has forgiven you, even when another person has not changed. The Holy Spirit gives you strength to live the Jesus way, bringing peace and goodness into a world shaped by anger and retaliation.    Scripture: Romans 12:14 to 21  “Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse.” Romans 12:14  “Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” Romans 12:21    Belong at First Pres by taking the first step: join us for worship on Sundays in person. https://firstprescos.org/belong

    Living Sacrifice | Sustained
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First Presbyterian Church Colorado Springs | A worshiping community in the heart of downtown. We exist to reflect the love of Jesus to be Light + Life for the City Online worship Sunday 8:30 | 11 a.m.In-person gathering 8:30 | 9:30 a.m. | 10:15 a.m. | 11 a.m.firstprescos.org

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    First Presbyterian Church Colorado Springs
  • Years Active
    2016 - 2026
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