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Communion of Saints meets in Colorado Springs, CO and is a community of disciples formed in a common faith, through a common life, for the common good.

Join us for worship every Sunday at 9:30am.

09/02/2026

In week 2 of our Common Good series, Pastor Jason shares a powerful message about how our everyday work (whether paid or unpaid, from schoolwork and jobs to chores and caring for family) is a holy calling. Teaching from Genesis, he reminds us that we were designed by God to work and that our efforts are meant to reflect His creativity and rule. Even though it is easy to view work as purely self-serving or to feel discouraged by difficult seasons, we are encouraged to see our daily routines as an invitation to collaborate with Jesus for the common good of our communities. By making small changes in our attitude, blooming where we are planted, and bringing a healing presence to our vocations, we can use our unique, God-given skills to make a meaningful difference in the world.

How can you bring the healing presence of Jesus into your school, job, or daily chores this week?

08/27/2026

In our new series focused on the "Common Good," Pastor Jason reminds us that God is actively working to reconcile, renew, and restore everything in our fractured world.

True spiritual growth and discipleship cannot happen in isolation, it requires community. In a society often dominated by radical individualism, we are reminded that we only grow in love by building deep, meaningful relationships with both God and others. Our life together as a church acts as a powerful witness to the outside world, serving as a "counterculture" that embodies God's goodness and shows others a different, beautiful way to live. In the context of this authentic community, God's love becomes tangible, opening doors to listen, care, and walk through difficult times together.

Why do you think it is so important to have other people around us when we are trying to live out our faith?

What could change in our hearts and our lives if we picked three to five people and three to five places in our communities to intentionally pray for every single day?

08/19/2026

Sunday was our Student Serve Sunday. It was such a joy having students fill so many volunteer roles for the day.

We are blessed to have incredible Pastors and staff at our church, as well as a new generation of spiritual leaders growing and maturing among us.

Enjoy a few of the pictures from the morning and stay tuned for more media that some of our students helped create.

08/12/2026

This week in Acts 13, Pastor Jason discussed the critical role of spiritual discernment within the church community. He highlighted how the early church leaders positioned their hearts to hear God's voice through intentional practices like worship, fasting, and prayer. These spiritual habits help reduce life's daily distractions and align individual desires with God's guidance. He noted that listening to God requires immense patience, as the early church often waited years before receiving specific directions.

True discernment should not be done in isolation. The early church tested and confirmed the messages they received by ensuring they were consistent with God's word and character, and they did so collectively as a community. When we face the inevitable challenges, resistance, or tough decisions in life, leaning into a discerning community provides the confidence and courage needed to move forward boldly. Ultimately, practicing discernment allows believers to step out in clarity and unity, inspiring others and staying centered on their shared faith.

What is one practical way you can quiet the noise in your daily life this week to better position your heart to listen to others and to God?

08/05/2026

In this week's message from the "Kingdom Movement" series, Pastor Jason walks us through Acts chapter 12. Even when the early church faced intense political pressure and persecution from King Herod, they didn’t rely on their own strength to get through it. Instead, they chose a different path. The early church immediately gathered together and poured their hearts out in earnest prayer to God. Through their commitment, they got to witness and participate in the miraculous power of God!

Pastor Jason reminds us that no matter how scary or overwhelming our current circumstances might feel, we live in an unshakable kingdom and serve an infinitely great and entirely good God. While the pride and power of this world are only temporary, God's word continues to grow, increase, and accomplish exactly what He intends.

When you find your back against the wall, what is one practical way you can choose prayer over self-reliance this week?

07/20/2026

This week in our Kingdom Movement series, Pastor Jason taught through Acts chapter 10 to remind us just how much God loves everyone. He explained how the old way of thinking created strict boundaries between what was considered "clean" and "unclean," or who could access God's presence and who was left out.

In the past, people often felt like permanent outsiders due to their background or choices. But the good news of the gospel flips this old logic completely on its head! Pastor Jason highlighted that through Jesus, the Holy presence of God breaks out directly into the world to meet us exactly where we are. Instead of having to clean ourselves up to try and earn our way to God, Jesus takes on our mistakes and brings his healing power right to us.

No matter your background, your family pedigree, or the mistakes you have made, you are never an outsider to God's love. God does not play favorites, and his invitation to start a brand-new life filled with the Holy Spirit is open to absolutely everyone who believes.

How does knowing that God always takes the initiative to draw close to us change the way you view your mistakes and your relationship with Him?

07/13/2026

This week, Pastor Stephanie explored Acts chapter 10, highlighting a major turning point where God expands the vision of His people. By weaving together the stories of Cornelius, a faithful Gentile, and Peter, a devoted apostle, she taught us how God prepares hearts individually before bringing people together for His bigger purpose.

We are encouraged to remain faithful in our daily rhythms of prayer and devotion, even when it feels like nothing is happening, because those consistent moments prepare us for the "new things" God wants to do. Just as Peter had to step out of his comfort zone and let go of old labels of "clean" and "unclean" to welcome others, we are invited to practice radical hospitality and see that God’s grace reaches much further than we can imagine.

We are called to simple, faithful obedience to the Holy Spirit's leading, even when we don't have the full roadmap. The Kingdom of God moves forward when ordinary people say "yes" to the next step, whether that means opening our homes, reaching out to someone we’ve written off, or offering our resources to help others. Because of Jesus, what was once broken can be made whole, and we are all invited to find our place at His table.

Who is God asking you to invite to your table or into your life this week?

07/10/2026

Check out these photos from our students at Soul in the City and Despo conference this summer.

Learn more about our Youth Ministry on our website: cosdowntown.org/youth

07/09/2026

While the world tells us happiness is all about doing whatever we want, the way of Jesus offers something much deeper. In the sermon this week, Pastor Jason talked about the life of a "common saint" in the early church. A simple, everyday person who found true joy by giving her life away for others.

In Acts 9 we learn about a woman named Tabitha. She wasn't a famous leader, but she was the "beating heart" of her community because she spent her time and talents helping those in need. Her story shows us that when we steward what we’ve been given (whether it's our time, skills, or resources), we leave a legacy of love that changes things.

Even when life gets messy or prayers seem to go unanswered, we can hold on to the hope that Jesus is making all things new and that real, unending joy is found in following Him.

In what ways can we practically practice "long obedience in the same direction" in a fast-paced society that often prioritizes immediate satisfaction and personal pleasure?

What unique "time, talent, or treasure" has God trusted you with that could be used for the common good?

07/02/2026

This week, Pastor Evan explored the profound journey of transformation and the essential nature of trust in our relationships. After a radical encounter with Jesus, Saul shifts from a persecutor of the church to its preacher, yet he must navigate the difficult process of earning the trust of those he once harmed. Pastor Evan emphasized that while transformation can be immediate, trust is a "relational bonding agent" that must be built over time through consistent character and a proven track record.

Building trust requires positive answers to five key questions:
• Are you with me?
• Are you for me?
• Do you have the skill?
• Do you have the character?
• Do you have a track record?

Ultimately, our ability to be trustworthy and to trust others stems from our relationship with a God who is both transforming and perfectly trustworthy with our past and our future. Which of the five dynamics of trust do you find most challenging to build or restore in your own life?

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Colorado Springs, CO
80909

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