Riverway Church

In week 4 of 'Light For My Path' Ryan discusses how the values in God's word have shaped our society and given us standards that we follow today, thousands of years after the Bible was written.

In week 3 of 'Light For My Path' Ryan encourages us to establish a regular routine of reading the Bible, listening to what God is saying, and allowing His truths to lead us.

In week 2 of 'Light For My Path' Ryan discusses the historical & textual significance of the Bible, the history that happens throughout its pages and how it came to become the book we have today.

In week 1 of our series 'Light For My Path' Levi discusses why the Bible is an important book and the impact that it can have on our lives as we read & apply it.

What is our purpose as a church? What is the mission that Jesus has called us to? - We believe that we exist to help people find and follow Jesus, so how can we intentionally make it easy for others to begin to follow Him?

Having no plan for our finances puts us at risk of being broke our whole life. Developing a financial plan allows us to live in financial freedom and honors God, the one who is our provider.

When we give, it's our way of thanking God for the blessings He has given us. God asks us to prioritize our giving to Him, believing that He will faithfully provide all that we need.

When it comes to us managing the finances we've been blessed with, we face a choice: do we act on our impulse, or do we ask God for His wisdom and follow His timing, His leading, and His provision?

Jesus talked a lot about money, and it was never about dollars & cents but always about our hearts - so what can we gain by viewing finances from God's perspective?

Jesus defeated death and was raised to new life - He is alive! That hope of new life is available us, so will we choose to follow Jesus and experience new life in Him?

In week 3 of ‘Journey To The Cross’ Ryan walks us through the circumstances of Jesus’ crucifixion, and outlines how Jesus’ sacrifice paid the price for our redemption.

In week 2 of 'Journey To The Cross' John Alexander walks us through Jesus' encounters with Pilate & the religious leaders, and shows us the lessons to be learned from those involved.

In week 1 of 'Journey To The Cross', Jeremiah walks us through the events that led Jesus to the Garden of Gethsemane, where He calls out to God in the midst of His struggle with doubt & uncertainty.

The way we can fight for a more peaceful, unified marriage is by competing to put our spouse first; choosing to serve & support them with humility, just as Jesus did for us.

Staying in love, unified, and connected in your marriage doesn't happen by accident... it's a direct result of your intention.

What's the secret to a lasting relationship? It's not about happy emotions; Instead it's what we choose to believe about our spouse that will allow our relationship to stay healthy.

Forgiveness has the power to change the dynamics in your marriage, from fighting to be right to fighting for resolution & unity with each other.

Our brokenness causes us to be disconnected from God and can lead us to live in denial of our own mistakes. Repentance leads us back to God's mercy & love; a love that restores our soul and gives us rest.

What is your soul anchored in? External components can change & falter; internal peace & identity comes through knowing who we are in God.

Our souls can become worn down by pain, hurt, distractions, and the frantic pace of an overly-busy life. Creating space to intentionally hear God's direction, follow His leading, and take steps to grow our relationship with Him will lead to healing & new life for our souls.

Our soul is the center of us, it's the core of who we are. By taking care of our soul we build up the health & vitality of our entire being.

Ryan shares the closing talk of our Christmas series 'BELIEVE'.

Christmas is more than just a story, it's a message of Good News! God sent us Jesus so that we might know the promise of His love, and trust in it.

You've maybe heard the Christmas story, chances are you reflect on the story at Christmastime, but what do you BELIEVE about the Christmas story?

When angels announced the birth of Jesus to shepherds outside of Bethlehem, they said they had Good News to share. Likewise, when the followers of Jesus began to tell His story, they called it the Good News. Just what about the Christmas story makes it a good story?