This weeks 11th Hour show explores the Question "Is Pornography Beneficial or Harmful"
Watch it tonight at 7pm or Saturday at 6:30 pm
Comcast 51 (SD) & 643 (HD)
Dish Network 55
HD Antenna 33.1 (Cheyenne and Northern Colorado)/39.1 (Denver)
If you are not in the Denver/Cheyenne area, you can stream at Rockymountainctn.com

Tune in to Rocky Mountain CTN to see our first of many 15 minute programs here on our channel! See "Hopefest; Behind the Scenes" tonight (Saturday) and tomorrow night (Sunday) at 7:30pm (MDT) or stream it live right here ONLY on Rocky Mountain CTN!

I am firmly convinced that as human beings, we don’t like things to go wrong. It’s not like we think relationships, finances, family and just life in general will always end up the way we planned it but we stay away from mistakes and things going wrong (or we should) at all costs.

As a person who gives Jesus number one priority in my life the perception can be that when you ask Jesus into your heart and life everything you do or that happens to you has two things; an out or an explanation but sometimes, neither are true. When I got sick with my eye condition one the hardest things to deal with was the fact of not knowing why I was going through such hell. I evaluated my life (as most good highly religious people do) and immediately started to compare what I was going through with my perceived level of religious goodness. (Like that one? It took me a while to come up with that last sentence) The balance of what was happening to me did not fit all the “good” things I thought I had done my whole life. Sadly, I had to learn the hard way that if I knew what God knew in my situation then I would be God…and I’m not.

Even after everything I went through, and still dealing with damage to my retina and vision in my left eye, It is still very difficult for me to deal with things that don’t go my way. I am still learning a very important principle that I think God is trying to teach me.

So here is my story. I had some custom work done on my car headlights recently but needed to add a part to make the LED halos blink on each side. It took me about an hour to get everything wired up and working the way I wanted. It had started to rain and I was trying to hurry and get everything finished. I put all the wires where they needed to be, shut the hood, put all my tools away then tested my headlights. My fix didn’t work and I was NOT happy. I got out of my car, in the rain this time, to get my tools and continue to fix on my STUPID lights.

I had been working an additional 15 minutes on my problem lights when my neighbor who lives around the corner walked up and stood behind my car. She and her family have always been on my heart and I have prayed for and helped them previously just trying to show the love of Jesus. She proceeded to ask me if I go to a church that she could come with Yolanda and me on a Sunday. She told me that she had wanted to ask me for a while but there was never an opportunity for her to ask. I told her yes and scheduled a Sunday to bring her with us.

The point I am making is that if the fix for my lights would have worked before I had to redo them, then I would not have been there in my driveway and able to connect with my neighbor. So because my life had a “detour” thrown in it for a few minutes I was able to reap the investment of prayer and kindness for the years previous. She walked away from our quick conversation and I felt like an idiot for getting mad at, first of all, something so stupid and then not stopping when my wiring went wrong and asking God, “What is the opportunity you are presenting to me?” Sometimes we can have something go wrong and nothing happens as far as our interaction with anyone but IF WE DON’T ASK WE WILL NEVER SEE THE NEED.

So I am programming myself to ask first, to take the place of getting angry. The only thing that keeps us from God’s WILL is our WILLingness to ask and then do.

Have a great week and praying that God helps you with the things that may be keeping you from experiencing him in his fullness!

Brian Morris
General Manager @ Rocky Mountain CTN
​"Enjoy Life. Consider Eternity."

Let's be generations of believers that run after the heart of God and love people into the kingdom!
Let's choose to be the ones that pray for an open heaven over our nation.
Don't miss these exciting services with Dr. Rodney and Adonica Howard-Browne
Monday thru Friday (1 hour service) starting at 9:30pm MT and Sunday's at 9:30pm MT
Comcast 51 (SD) & 643 (HD)
Dish Network 55
HD Antenna 33.1 (Cheyenne and Northern Colorado)/39.1 (Denver)
If you are not in the Denver/Cheyenne area, you can stream at Rockymountainctn.com

Matthew 7:24-27- Words that Jesus spoke
“Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock.  The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against the house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock.  But everyone who hears these words of mine and does not put them into practice is like a foolish man who built his house on sand.”
 
I really don’t know any Christian who wants to be called foolish, yet we see so many who don’t want to take the time to build a firm foundation in their walk with God.  When the storms of life come-and they will-it’s too late to lay a solid foundation.  That’s when you discover what kind of foundation your life is built on, so don’t take the easy road by using shoddy materials or taking shortcuts.  Be willing to acknowledge your weaknesses and work on them.  Some of the spiritually strongest people I know have acknowledged their weaknesses and worked on them and put up fire walls so that they wouldn’t slip back into old, unhealthy habits and lifestyles. 
Today, commit to building a firm foundation in your walk with God by participating in Bible studies (including memorizing scriptures), spending time in worship and prayer and building a network of believers that will encourage and support you in your walk with God.  Let’s be part of the WISE army of God. 

Yolanda
Assistant Manager at RMCTN

​​Did you know that two out of three people will be involved in a drunk driving crash in their lifetime? 
You can make an impact in the fight against drunk driving by walking in the Mothers Against Drunk Driving's Walk Like MADD event. 
Saturday, August 5th 8am-Noon @ Sloan's Lake Park
MADD needs people like us to commit to raising funds and awareness so that we can eliminate drunk driving once and for all! 
For more information and to register visit their website

11th Hour tonight at 7pm MT 
Tonight's show discusses the question "Is there more than one way to Heaven?"
If you are having a hard time with this topic or don't know how to answer this questions when talking to people-then don't miss this show!
Comcast 51 (SD) & 643 (HD)
Dish Network 55
HD Antenna 33.1 (Cheyenne and Northern Colorado)/39.1 (Denver)
If you are not in the Denver/Cheyenne area, you can stream at Rockymountainctn.com