We are a church making disciples of Jesus for the renewal of Denver

Following Jesus at The Heights Church

  • We believe that the good news of Christianity is not about what we do for God so that he will love us — but rather, it’s about what God has already done for us through Jesus to show us his love for us.

    Whether you’ve been following Jesus for 50 years, or you would consider yourself a skeptic, we want to help you in your journey to follow Jesus.

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  • Life in the city can be lonely — but the vision of life with Jesus is a life full of vibrant, loving relationships.

    Here at The Heights, the primary way that we introduce people to this kind of community is through community groups. Click below to learn more and join a group!

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  • Serving our city and our neighbors is one of the primary markers of the Christian life. Discipleship to Jesus requires re-orienting our lives around the needs of others instead of our own — especially the most vulnerable among us.

    At The Heights we want to connect everyone to a meaningful place to serve.

    Serve in Denver

  • At The Heights, we are not converts, but disciples. We commit ourselves to growing in the practices of the New Testament that lead to personal and city-wide renewal.

    Grow as a Disciple

Current Teaching Series.

Emotions and the Psalms: How to Deal With What We All Feel

Everyone is trying to figure out how to deal with what they feel. In the Psalms we learn how to bring what we feel under the Lordship of Jesus. We are currently in the middle of “The Year of Prayer.” A full year devoted to learning the power and practices of prayer. In this series we want to use the prayer book of the bible to help us navigate our emotional/feeling life. Each week we will look at one of the eight core feelings and allow a Psalm to guide us in what it looks like to bring that emotion to God in prayer.

Gather with us

Every Sunday @ 9:00AM and 10:45AM

1477 Columbine St. Denver, CO

Mercy & Justice in our city

If you read the Gospels (biographies of Jesus’ life found in the Bible), Jesus’ love for the marginalized, the poor, the oppressed, and the sick is obvious. We believe that as Jesus’ church, we are to imitate this care for the most vulnerable in our city. This is one of the primary aspects of the Christian life.

Here at The Heights we partner with ministries around the city that are doing this work so that you can join them as you obey Jesus to take the good news to the “least of these.” (Matthew 25:40)

Live life together

In a big city like Denver, it is easy to feel alone; however, it doesn’t have to be this way! Jesus never intended life with him to be lived alone — in fact, we see in the New Testament that the Christian life is impossible to be done alone. Thats why we have community groups!

Community Groups are small groups of people that gather weekly to do life and learn to know and follow Jesus together. They cultivate our relationships with God and one another, helping us move from our large Sunday gathering into circles of friends in homes, doing life together. A typical group gathering might involve everything from eating a meal together to sharing stories to discussing the Bible to praying for one another.

Grow as a Disciple

We believe that we are disciples and not just converts.

We are not interested in calling ourselves Christians and not living like it. We believe that following Jesus changes everything about how we live our lives - that’s called discipleship to Jesus.

That’s why we offer opportunities to grow in our Discipleship to Jesus. From dedicated learning environments like the Heights Institute, to Men’s and Women’s Bible studies — we want to create space for people to grow in their affection and commitment to Jesus.

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Smiles and warm weather out on the patio these days. Nothing better!
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19 new members! Every Sunday that we get to commission new people to love our city as member of The Heights is a gift!
Today’s gathering was a kindness from the Lord. The Heights family is so special — let’s not take it for granted!
We’ll see you tomorrow! We’ve got so much to look forward to tomorrow as we worship a Jesus who got up and walked out of a grave. See you at 9 or 10:45!
The Kingdom of God doesn’t tolerate kids…it welcomes them! In fact, Jesus tells us that children are the best people to receive the good news of Gospel, and that we would all do better off becoming like them. Every Sunday, our kids la
Yesterday we looked at Psalm 25 and the feeling of Loneliness. Elisabeth Elliot was a prolific writer who endured the tragic deaths of two husbands. Her experiences of loss, grief, and singleness shaped her understanding of loneliness. Elliot’s
When we sing on Sunday Mornings, we’re not just feeling good feelings and listening to talented musicians (though those things are wonderful!) We’re actually collectively singing the truths about God from our heads down into our hearts.