River City Community Church

What’s the big deal about Israel? What if you could spend an hour with someone who could take you on a journey of grand discovery?

Have you ever thought about how to measure your growth spiritually? What if your habits, behaviors, and conversations were the best indication?

What if God were more concerned with your heart than with what you’ve accomplished? How would this change the way you approach Him and interact with others?

How can we know if we are effective leaders? What if our leadership was evaluated by those who follow us?

We begin a series about the book of Titus. This short letter packs great truth. For example, what if we could understand the “whys” of life? How would this change our daily habits to help us focus more on spiritual growth?

“An eye for an eye!”: does the Bible really say that we can seek revenge? What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say that women shouldn’t be leaders in the church? What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say that our suffering is God’s punishment? What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say, “God helps those who help themselves?” What would change in our lives if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we think it says?

Does the Bible really say, “God lives in me”? What would change in our lives, if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible says instead of what we think the Bible says?

Does the Bible really say, “We are all God’s Children”? What would change in our lives, if our thoughts, actions, and feelings were based on what the Bible actually says instead of what we might think the Bible says?

What if developing peace in life has more to do with setting our mind on God’s Spirit than with worrying about things on this earth? How might this reduce your level of anxiety and even help those around you?

Loneliness is a choice. What if instead you chose to do life with others in community? How would that change your perspective? What might this do to bring you peace?

Fear is an immobilizing force in our lives. We are often bombarded by fear, both externally and internally. Fear is not our friend. How can we learn to live free from the tyranny of fear?

What if you developed habits centered around finding peace instead of those leading to more anxiety? How could this simple life adjustment improve your soul?

What if the resurrection of Jesus were true? How would this change your view of Him? What would your next move of faith be?

What if it took a community to help people come to Jesus? How would you identify with this approach of connecting with people far from God?

Who is really at the heart of Jesus? What if He already told us? How might that change how we relate to others far from God?

What if we could see others in the same way Jesus sees them? How would this change the way we reach out to people far from God?

What if we saw our church as a healing community for anyone in need of Jesus instead of a private club or retreat for the righteous?

What does it look like to be dynamically invested together as a church, sharing the hope of Jesus to a world in desperate need of Him?

What does generosity look like to you? What if you knew for certain that God would provide for your every need? How would that change the way you give to others?

What if contentment had less to do on how much we have and more to do with whom we belong to?

What if the journey to financial freedom intersects with trusting in the Lord for wisdom? Are you willing to take the necessary steps to gain His wisdom?

What if you decided to join God in His plan to set your heart free from the fear of financial worry? It all begins with TRUST.