In this message, Pastor Shane Farmer explores the need for revival, the promise of revival, and the path to revival. Revival is not just a historical event but something God still desires to do today—bringing salvation to the lost and renewing believers for mission. The church is called to awaken from spiritual apathy and hunger for more of God, knowing that His Kingdom should be breaking through in powerful ways in the present.

Brandon Grissom emphasizes a balanced church vision combining worship, prayer, word, and spirit, urging believers to align with Christ's vision, embrace spiritual growth, and foster a unified community of faith.

This message explores the heart of worship, revealing it as the most repeated command in Scripture—surpassing even "Do not fear." True worship is about ascribing to God the glory that is already His, an act of giving credit where it is due.

In this sermon, Brandon Grissom emphasizes prayer as a key tool for securing spiritual breakthroughs, strengthening faith, and interceding for revival and community change.

In this message, Shane Farmer stresses the importance of moving beyond a passive, defensive approach to prayer, advocating for a proactive stance in combating darkness and advancing God’s kingdom.

We won’t stop short of being a people who reclaim and spearhead a movement of dependence and desperation in the place of prayer so that His Kingdom will come and His will will be done in our lives, in our church, on the front range, and on the frontiers of world mission.

This message explores the importance of engaging fully with God through both His Word and His Spirit. Just as we value meaningful conversation with those who listen, God desires our attentiveness and obedience. God speaks to us by His Word—the timeless truths of Scripture—AND by His Spirit, guiding and shaping our lives today.

Pastor Shane dives into the importance of being in the Word of God daily or almost daily. We are called to be a people who seek God in His Word daily, and a people who obey God’s Word fully, not picking and parceling out parts and pieces. We are committed to preaching the full counsel of God’s Word in church, not just the palatable parts or culturally accepted scriptures.

It's easy to trust God when things are going well, but what then if your security is gone? We learn from Pastor Brandon that dependency on God and obedience to God go hand in hand.

Pastor Shane teaches the third and fourth of six values that we hold at Revolution Church, unsparing generosity and uncommon love. Learn more about the who, what, and why of Revolution Church in our Discovery Course.

Pastor Trent teaches the second of six values that we hold at Revolution Church, unshakeable hope. Watch to learn more about the who, what, and why of Revolution Church.

Pastor Shane teaches the first of six values that we hold at Revolution Church, unwavering faith. Watch to learn more about the who, what, and why of Revolution Church.

Pastor Shane teaches the foundation of what our church believes. This first message is about seeking and the unique promise that if we seek God, we will find him. Learn more about this unique promise, what it means to go beyond the obedience line, and the hidden resistances to seeking.

Our final message in the series examines the difference between a command, a calling, and an invitation, focusing on Isaiah 6. Pastor Shane shares four important reminders that will keep us accepting the invitations of God, no matter how seemingly inglorious.

Pastor Brandon takes us into the life of Noah in Genesis 6, detailing his life of faith before the rain came.  We are challenged to reframe our perspective of new things in the context of what God has promised He'll do. 

Part two of our miniseries examines Moses response to God's call via the burning bush.  Pastor Shane teaches that focusing on what we don't have or what we aren't able to do in our own power causes us to miss the very definition of a miracle: where God operates beyond our power for His glory. 

Pastor Rebekah examines the story of Hagar in Genesis 16 to encourage listeners to be aware of the miracles taking place around us and how we can understand them rightly in order to avoid missing the next one. 

This midweek message examines the importance of following our faith with action, as Pastor Trent explains the difference between ...

What's the difference between a command, a calling, or an invitation from God?  Should we respond to each differently?  Do each come with their own set of consequences?  Pastor Shane shares the the story of Revolution Church's invitation to pursue revival ahead of the 2024 Revival Week services. 

What's the difference between those who finish the race and those who get distracted, between those who receive an eternal reward and those who are the least in the kingdom of God? In today's message, Pastor Rebekah shares a life verse that answers that question: Acts 20:24, Paul's revelation of his total commitment to Christ and the cost it requires.

Many people say they believe in Jesus, but do they believe the words that He says? In today's message, Pastor Shane shares his life verse (John 15:5) and the key to producing fruit in the kingdom of God, beginning with an understanding of what it means to abide in Christ.

In our ever increasingly busy world -- where we're doing more but feeling like we're accomplishing less than ever -- it's important to be open to what God's doing. Pastor Brandon shares a life verse from Hebrews (13:1-2) and examples from the life of Jesus that demonstrate the interruptions to our busy schedule just might be the Kingdom breaking in.

Pastor Leah Ramirez shares her life's story as context for her life verse (John 17:24), an invitation to a true understanding of the gospel: perfect union with God in His glory.

In His final words before heading to the cross recorded in John 17, Jesus is praying for us to see His glory. "Father, I desire that they also, whom you have given me, may be with me where I am, to see my glory that you have given me because you loved me before the foundation of the world." -John 17:24 It’s a prayer to bring us into The Eternal Now. It’s a prayer for today. Learn how we walk this out individually and together, as a church body in this powerful message from Colorado Springs Campus Pastor Leah Ramirez.

Our Life Verse series kicks off with Pastor Brandon sharing his verse to live by, Romans 12:1, Paul's urging to lay down our lives as a living sacrifice. In today's message, we learn how laying down our lives can be the counterintuitive key to being fully alive!

Join us this week as Pastor Shane explores Acts 4:32, where the early church was "one in heart and soul." We'll examine what unity isn't as well as the biblical definition of what it is. True unity agrees with God over people. Through an agreement on priority, pursuit, prize, and prayer, we can strive to embody the authentic oneness of the early church.

Of all the traits of Nehemiah, one stands out as most important throughout his story of rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem and rebuilding the nation of Israel: humility. Pastor Shane highlights four ways that the weapon of humility made possible the work of Nehemiah, keeping him on course as he fought a battle for the Lord. (Message begins at approximately 41:46)

Join us as Pastor Brandon explores the crucial role of the name of Jesus in our lives as soldiers in the Kingdom of God. This name is a potent weapon against the enemy's schemes. The name of Jesus is crucial for who we are as soldiers in the Kingdom of God because Jesus is the source of our identity (who we are), of our power (how we function), and of our security (our confidence in the future) for those of us who are under the name of Jesus.