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
239 episodes
Easter 2025
Taking a break from our verse-by-verse study of 1 Peter, we celebrate the resurrection from Peter's perspective. In the story of Peter, we see a unique aspect of what was accomplished by the real, bodily resurrection of Jesus!
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Season 23
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Episode 7
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31:19
Standing Out session 6
We all live under various authorities and bosses. How are we supposed to live as followers of Christ while also being under those authorities? 1 Peter 2:13-25 gives guidance and shifts the focus back to Jesus.
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Season 23
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Episode 6
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42:21
Standing Out session 5
Peter, writing to a wide variety of people across a vast region, calls believers into unity. While some issues may divide us, there are central, core beliefs that bind us together. Join us as we examine 1 Peter 2:9-12.
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Season 23
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Episode 5
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38:29
Standing Out session 4
At the end of 1 Peter 1, Christians are given the command to "be holy." But what does that mean? How are we supposed to be holy? Well, as Peter begins chapter 2, he gives specific, applicable examples. (1 Peter 2:1-8)
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Season 23
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Episode 4
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37:00
Standing Out session 3
Why should Christians have a grace mindset? How does a grace mindset lead us to pursue holiness? Is holiness even achievable? Peter addresses all these questions in 1 Peter 1:13-25.
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Season 23
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Episode 3
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35:19
Standing Out session 2
Is our faith without sight? How are we blessed to believe without seeing? 1 Peter 1:8-12
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Season 23
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Episode 2
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37:30
Standing Out session 1
In the opening of the letter of 1 Peter, two main ideas are established for his Christian readers: Identity and Inheritance. In Christ, we can be confident in who we are and where we are going! 1 Peter 1:1-8
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Season 23
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Episode 1
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38:07
God and Country session 3
As we live as Citizens of Heaven, as well as Citizens of Our Nation, we ultimately see it all play out as we live in our actual communities. That means we participate in our culture. How then should we live as Citizens of Culture.
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Season 22
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Episode 3
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34:51
God and Country session 2
Understanding our first citizenship and allegiance to be in heaven, how are we supposed to live as citizens in our nations? How are we supposed to “submit to the governing authorities“?
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Season 22
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Episode 2
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38:06
God and Country session 1
In a politically charged time, it’s important for Christians to know where we stand, and more importantly, where we belong. In session 1 of God and Country we examine our identity as Citizens of Heaven.
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Season 22
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Episode 1
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30:27
God of Our Fathers session 16
As the saga of Isaac and Jacob comes to a close, things don't exactly end on a high note. In fact, the passage reminds us of the harsh reality of sin in our world, all while pointing back to our need for a Savior. (Genesis 35:16-36:42)
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Season 21
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Episode 4
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39:07
God of Our Fathers session 15 (Genesis 35:1-15)
After the dramatic failures of Genesis 34, Jacob and his people are invited to return to closeness with God. They are called to draw near to God as He draws near to them.
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Season 21
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Episode 3
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38:10
God of Our Fathers session 14
Genesis is filled with highs and lows, and Genesis 34 is an intense low! What are we to make of such moral failure?
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Season 21
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Episode 2
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37:15
God of Our Fathers session 13
In Genesis 33, after over 20 years apart, Jacob is faced with an unavoidable encounter with his brother Esau. In this story we can see good, biblical concepts that help us in our own interpersonal conflicts.
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Season 21
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Episode 1
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35:47
Repeat the Sounding Joy session 3
After the birth of Jesus, a prophecy revealed to Simeon is fulfilled. Simeon then speaks his own prophecy to Mary and Joseph…a prophecy that builds the tension over who this Savior would be. Luke 2:22-35
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Season 20
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Episode 3
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33:13
Repeat the Sounding Joy session 2
What did Mary know? Well, in contrast to the popular Christmas song, Luke 1 tells us that Mary knew and understood a lot about the coming Messiah!
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Season 20
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Episode 2
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35:24
Repeat the Sounding Joy session 1
The often-overlooked story of Zechariah and Elizabeth is not only important to the story of Christmas, but also shows us how the whole story of God comes together in Christ. The waiting is over. The King is coming. Luke 1:1-25, 57-59
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Season 20
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Episode 1
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34:52
God of Our Fathers session 11 - Chris LaChance
Chris LaChance opens up Genesis 32, looking at Jacob’s faith development and struggle with God, culminating in an actual wrestling match!
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Season 19
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Episode 11
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35:48
God of Our Fathers session 10
In Genesis 31, Jacob hastily departs from Laban. His recollection, passed down for generations, included the good and the bad. Christians should be able to communicate their own journey similarly.
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Season 19
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Episode 10
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37:04
God of Our Fathers session 9
As Jacob prepares to depart from Laban, having completed his agreement, he is tricked by Laban once more. In this story of bargaining for sheep and goats, what can we learn about the Christian work ethic? Genesis 30:25-43
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Season 19
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Episode 9
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37:35
God of Our Fathers session 8
Genesis 29:30-30:24 describes the family dynamic of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel, as well as the names and circumstances of their offspring. The family is an absolute mess! What can we learn about the nature of sin and how it affects our relationshi...
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Season 19
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Episode 8
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38:35
God of Our Fathers session 7
The story of Jacob and Rebecca begins as a pretty sweet love story. However, things don’t go as planned. The story reminds us of the truth about our experiences of love here on earth and points us to the hope of a far superior love. Genesis 29:...
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Season 19
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Episode 7
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34:44
God of Our Fathers session 6
In Genesis 28, we see the increasing division caused by sin. Isaac’s family is in turmoil. And as Jacob departs on his journey to find a wife, he has a majorly significant and impactful prophetic dream…a dream that is only fulfilled in Christ.
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Season 19
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Episode 6
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34:46