Ridgepoint Sermon Audio

In week two of “Chasing Happy,” Pastor Brent unpacks how comparison robs us of joy and contentment. Instead of chasing what others have, we’re invited to trust God’s plan, practice gratitude, and find true peace in Jesus.

In week one of Chasing Happy, Pastor Andy asks a simple but powerful question: Does God want us to be happy? He explains that true happiness isn’t found in chasing feelings or relationships, but in seeking God’s Kingdom first—because when we cling to the King, joy naturally follows.

In the final week of The Good Fight, Pastor Brent challenges us to keep running the race with endurance—laying aside distractions, holding tightly to truth, and keeping our eyes on Jesus. When life gets hard, our perseverance in both faith and obedience becomes our greatest witness to the world.

In this message, Pastor Brent explores Ephesians 4:1–3 and reminds us that healthy relationships require humility, gentleness, patience, and effort. Even when peace feels impossible, we’re called to do our part—to fight for unity, set wise boundaries when needed, and reflect the same persistence God shows in pursuing us.

As part of our Good Fight series, Pastor Brent takes on the battle against temptation with a creative twist—using live drawings to bring the message to life. Through both inner strength and the support of others, we can find freedom and victory in Christ.

In this week's message, Pastor Andy continues our Good Fight series by addressing the struggle for hope in the midst of mental health challenges. We're reminded that true healing and lasting peace are found in Christ—and through His people who carry His compassion.

This week Pastor Brent reminds us that our thoughts shape the direction of our lives. He encourages us to guard against empty ways of thinking and instead let our minds be renewed and aligned with Christ.

Many arguments aren’t worth our energy, but the Bible does call us to “fight the good fight of faith” against the lies and attacks of the enemy. By putting on God’s armor—truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and His Word—we can stand firm with confidence until the day Jesus brings the final victory.

Pastor Brent reminds us this Labor Day that all work is sacred, not just what happens inside the church walls. Through Scripture, he shows how our jobs can honor God when we work diligently, rest faithfully, and bring Christ’s light into the workplace.

Finding Jesus isn’t just a one-time decision—it’s an ongoing journey of discovering Him as our greatest treasure and Savior. This week, Pastor Andy unpacks Jesus’ parables and reminds us that while we seek Him, we also find that He has been seeking us all along.

Pastor Andy continues our mission series by teaching that finding Jesus as Savior is only the beginning—the real challenge is following Him as Lord. Discipleship means daily surrender, sacrifice, and staying close to Jesus as the one who leads us into true life.

In his farewell to the Ephesian elders, Paul urges believers to “pay careful attention” first to their own spiritual health and then to the well-being of those God has placed in their care. Guarding our souls and shepherding others isn’t optional—it’s essential for the sake of Christ and His Church, bought with His own blood.

In Ephesus, Paul’s growing influence sparked a riot he didn’t ask for—but one that revealed just how disruptive the gospel can be. This week, we’re reminded that following Jesus will bring opposition, but with spiritual grit and God’s help, we don’t give up.

In a city full of idols and competing worldviews, Paul models how to share the Gospel with both truth and cultural sensitivity. This message from Acts 17 challenges us to build bridges, not walls, as we engage a world in need of Jesus.

On Paul’s road trip to Philippi, we see how the gospel changes lives—from a wealthy businesswoman to a desperate jailer. Whether we’re facing open doors or hard days, God still nudges us toward people, places, and purpose.

As we kick off this new teaching series, we explore Paul's first missionary journey where the early church leaders fasted, prayed, and listened to the Holy Spirit's direction before sending Paul and Barnabas on mission. The natural question for us to ask today then is, "Where is God sending you?"

Jesus didn’t just talk about serving—He picked up a towel and showed us how. In this message, we look at His love, humility, and sacrifice, and how we’re invited to follow His example and experience the joy and blessing of serving others.

Samson's story ends in failure—but not without hope. In this message, we see how God can still redeem our worst mistakes and give strength for one more chance.

Samson’s strength was legendary—but his choices were often disastrous. In this message, Pastor Brent unpacks four wild stories from Samson’s life and challenges us to consider where our strength truly comes from and where our steps are leading us.

Samson’s story begins with a miracle, a mission, and a lot of parenting challenges. In this message, Pastor Brent explores how Manoah and his wife navigated raising a child set apart for God—and what their example can teach us about purposeful parenting today.

On Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Brent reminded us that the Holy Spirit is not just a mysterious force—we’re invited into friendship with Him. Just like a true friend, the Spirit helps, teaches, challenges, and transforms us as we follow Jesus.

This year marks the 500th anniversary of the Anabaptist movement—a bold, new branch of Christianity that gave rise to our MB family of faith. It’s a legacy worth celebrating! This Sunday, Matt Ehresman looks back on our roots and leans into one of Jesus’ most radical and relevant commands for us today.

Pastor Andy challenges us to choose faith over fear by trusting that God is with us in every circumstance--just as He was with Joseph. When we truly believe in God's presence and purpose, it changes how we respond to hardship, uncertainty, and disappointment.

Pastor Joe unpacks the story of Joseph and his brothers to explore what true forgiveness looks like—and why it often requires more than just saying the words. Through biblical insight and real-life examples, we’re reminded that forgiveness is not about forgetting, but about healing and freedom for both sides.

This week we explore the early story of Joseph and the ripple effect of his choices—some clearly right or wrong, others much more complicated. From favoritism and betrayal to dreams and discernment, we’re reminded that every decision we make shapes the story we’re living.