Aspen Grove Podcast
The Aspen Grove Podcast is home to the sermons from Aspen Grove Church in Parker, CO. Earlier seasons include sermons along with accompanying Family Devotions, and the earliest seasons are exclusively topical Family Devotional content. We hope this podcast is a helpful resource for you and your family!
Episodes
307 episodes
Wandering session 1 (Exodus 16)
Having been officially free from slavery in Egypt, the Israelites quickly begin grumbling against God. And yet, God provides for them even more! What can we learn about discontentment from this passage? Exodus 16:1-36
Easter 2026
As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus this Easter, we focus on the incredible trade that He initiates in us.
Special Guest Speaker: RJ Johnson
RJ Johnson from Not My Will Ministries, one of our missions partners, shares his testimony of how God radically changed his life in prison, allowing him to go back into prisons to share the gospel.
Sermon on the Mount session 1 (Matthew 4:17-23)
Before we begin examining the most consequential sermon ever preached, we first need to understand the foundational message that led to it. Jesus’ message is summarized like this: “Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” What is this King...
Sermon on the Mount session 2 (Matthew 5:1-9)
Jesus begins the famous Sermon on the Mount with the Beatitudes, statements of blessing. We can best understand each of the various statements from 3 perspectives: identification, aspiration, and expectation. Matthew 5:1-9
Sermon on the mount session 3 (Matthew 5:10-16)
In His sermon on the Mount, Jesus makes it clear that His followers will be persecuted. And yet, He calls us to be salt and light anyway. What should that look like? (Matthew 5:10-16)
Sermon on the Mount session 4 (Matthew 5:17-20)
As Jesus continues Hid famous sermon, He chooses to validate the Scriptures, making the controversial statement that He did not come to abolish them, but to fulfill them. What does it mean for Jesus to fulfill the Law and the Prophets? Matthew ...
Sermon on the Mount session 5 (Matthew 5:21-26)
Jesus begins a section of correctly interpreting Old Testament law by likening anger to murder! Can we be angry without sinning? How can we deal with ur anger? Matthew 5:21-26
Sermon on the Mount session 6 (Matthew 5:27-32)
As the Sermon on the Mount continues, Jesus strikes some serious nerves, tackling the issues of lust and divorce. Matthew 5:27-32
Sermon on the Mount session 7 (Matthew 5:33-37)
While you may not find yourself taking a lot of oaths these days, Jesus' teaching on swearing in the Sermon on the Mount has broader implications...implications that may apply to you more than you think! Matthew 5:33-37
Sermon on the Mount session 8 (Matthew 5:38-42)
Instead of retaliating, Jesus tells people to turn that other cheek. But is Jesus really saying that we should all be perpetual pushovers and doormats? We should be careful to understand and apply this teaching contextually. Matthew 5:38-42
Sermon on the Mount session 9 (Matthew 5:43-48)
One of Jesus’ most difficult commands is this: Love your enemies. How can we understand and apply this teaching? Matthew 5:43-48
Sermon on the Mount session 10 (Matthew 6:1-4)
We all enjoy attention and recognition to some degree. But what does Jesus say about how who deserves the attention when we give? Matthew 6:1-4
Sermon on the Mount session 11 (Matthew 6:5-10)
In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus offers a model for prayer that begins by re-orienting our hearts, showing us that prayer is not something we perform, but rather something meant to conform us to our King and His Kingdom. Matthew 6:5-10
Sermon on the Mount session 12 (Matthew 6:11-12, 14-15)
God is a good provider, and the Lord’s Prayer shows us that we can pray for our basic needs. But what if God doesn’t provide what we think we need? Matthew 6:11-12; 14-15
Sermon on the Mount session 13 (Matthew 6:13)
Should we pray and ask God not to tempt us? Does He do that? Join us as we examine the last lines of The Lord’s Prayer and discuss temptation. Matthew 6:13
Sermon on the Mount session 14 (Matthew 6:16-34)
"Do not be anxious about your life." How are we supposed to follow this complicated instruction from Jesus? Matthew 6:16-34
Sermon on the Mount session 15 (Matthew 7:1-6)
Jesus says “Judge not.” But Jesus also says “I judge” and “judge rightly.” So how are Christians supposed to approach judgment? Matthew 7:1-6
Sermon on the Mount session 16 (Matthew 7:7-14)
Jesus, after returning to the concept of prayer with a helpful illustration, goes on to challenge us with the Golden Rule and the teaching of the narrow gate. Matthew 7:7-14
Sermon on the Mount session 17 - Rob McGruder (Matthew 7:15-23)
What are the dangers of false teachers, and how can we recognize them? What is the danger of false faith, and how can we be sure ours is genuine? Rob McGruder examines Matthew 7:15-23
Sermon on the Mount session 18 (Matthew 7:24-29)
As Jesus closes His famous sermon, He shares one very challenging illustration. Will we build our house on the rocks or on the sand? Matthew 7:24-29
Delivered session 1 (Exodus 1:1-14)
As we begin our study of Exodus, we establish the context and explore the essential connection that Exodus has to the gospel. Exodus 1:1-14
Delivered session 2 (Exodus 1:15-2:10)
Exodus 1:15-2:10 expands in some detail on verse 12 which said, “the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied,” mad leads into the story of Moses. It also raises an interesting question: does God sometimes commend lying?