Much like the Israelites in the story of Joshua, we have our own humanity, wisdom, and knowledge that we may lean into when we’re making decisions. Young Yi reminds us that as followers of Christ, we are called to depend on the Lord and seek to glorify Him as we navigate our decision-making process. As

When is Riv going to re-start live services? We know this is the question on everyone’s mind as we grasp for some consistency in this new normal. Way back in March, we began work on a robust plan for navigating this pandemic season and for re-launching services when it passed. Because, surely we thought, it

One of the most powerful things we can do in the present is look back and remember how God has been faithful to His people in the past. Pastor Tony Pyle challenges us to spend some time listing specific ways we’ve seen God’s faithfulness to remind ourselves how God will continue to keep His promises.

God comforts us in all of our afflictions so that we may truly be a comfort to those around us as we listen well. With so much going on around us, we see lots of people speaking, but not many taking the time to listen and care for the brokenhearted. Eric Thomas encourages us to

Sometimes when we take a deep look at how we view the world, we find roots of selfishness and personal gain at our core. As we navigate our current culture and share the Gospel with our world, Young Yi calls us to keep God as the foundation of our worldview. With the racial injustice, political

We all experience fear at some point in our life, whether it be something small like spiders or heights, or a deeply rooted fear of failure, sickness, or the unknown. Especially now, amidst so much tragedy, pain, and death in our world, we can be left wondering where to go with our fears. Jason Eagleston

As you go through life, use the Bible as a lens through which you view everything else.

As we strive to reflect Jesus in our character in the midst of suffering, we bring Him glory and honor.

It is our prayer that as we continue to move forward as a Church, both digitally and in-person, that we would do so with grace and love for our brothers and sisters.

In the midst of our anxiety we can be thankful for who God is and what He’s done and accept His peace in the midst of our worry.

We are entrusted with sharing the Gospel with others. we are also entrusted to God, leaning on Him for strength and hope.

As we see injustice around us, Scripture calls us to be alert and sober-minded with prayer.