As graduation season arrives, many young people are stepping into the world asking: What does it mean to be successful? Is it money, fame, status, or something deeper? We can ask ourselves this question at any stage of our lives. What really makes a life successful? This Sunday, we’ll explore the deeper meaning of success—not just in the world’s eyes, but in God’s eyes. We will explore God’s definition of true success—the kind that goes beyond accomplishments and possessions. We’ll reflect on: What God teaches about success and purpose? Are wealth and recognition spiritual blessings—or are they distractions? How to get clear on what our aim is and to focus our attention on not what we accomplish but on why we do what we do and who we become in our heart of hearts. We invite you to join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM, either in person or via live stream on our Facebook page. [https://www.facebook.com/BoulderNewChurch/]
As long as you have access to the internet, you can join us for worship no matter where in the world you are.
There are many churches in this world. With so many choices it can a bit overwhelming to find a church that fits. Here are a few ideas about The New Church so you can see if it might be a good fit for you. First, we are not a traditional Christian church. We do follow the Lord Jesus Christ--but we don’t think you are going to hell if you don’t. Second, we believe the Bible is not supposed to be understood literally. It was written and given to us because it contains a deeper “spiritual sense” that is really about our inner or spiritual life. And third, God never judges anyone. We judge ourselves by the choices we make every day in freedom. We are creating a heaven or hell within us right now by what we love and pursue in our lives. We simply continue living after death in the way we have chosen to live here, but more completely. These are a small sampling of the ideas that make up The New Church. Please join us for worship or explore this web page for more information.
We have choice. Our choices make up our spiritual character. It is important to know that there are good impulses flowing in from heaven and selfish impulses flowing in from hell.