Ridgepoint Sermon Audio

It's Student Sunday! This week Pastor Kyle explores what it means to be part of a “Revival Generation.” He challenges the church to invest in the next generation through discipleship, intentional relationships, and prayer, recognizing the unique spiritual openness of Gen Z.

On the road to Emmaus, two discouraged followers encounter the risen Jesus, who opens the Scriptures to show that His death and resurrection were part of God’s plan all along. This Easter message invites us to move from doubt to a reasoned faith—trusting in who Jesus is and responding by placing our lives fully in His hands.

Pastor Brent walks through the road to the cross, showing how Jesus willingly endured suffering, bore our sin, and extended forgiveness even in His final moments. Through it all, we’re invited into a response of grateful surrender, trusting in the finished work of Christ and the depth of His sacrificial love.

On the road to Gethsemane, Jesus faced overwhelming anguish. After heart-wrenching prayer, He ultimately chose costly obedience, fully surrendering to His Father as He anticipated the cross. His example invites us to walk our own difficult roads with faithful obedience.

Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday revealed a striking contrast between two very different kinds of kings and kingdoms. As the crowds welcomed Him with shouts of “Hosanna,” Jesus showed that His kingdom would come not through power and force, but through humility, mercy, and surrender to God’s greater plan.

Pastor Andy concludes our Jesus on Every Page series by looking at the final chapter of the Bible in Book of Revelation 22, reminding us that when we know how the story ends, it changes how we live today. Because Jesus is coming again as Judge, Bridegroom, and King—and in the end He wins—we can live with hope, urgency, and confidence as we follow Him and share His invitation with the world.

This week in our Jesus on Every Page series, we explore Ephesians 2 and the powerful truth that God’s grace brings us from spiritual death to life in Christ. Pastor Brent reminds us that salvation is a gift—freely given—and an invitation to live fully alive in God’s love and purpose.

This message explores the boldness of Peter and the early church in Acts 1–4, showing how ordinary people spoke and lived with courage through the power of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Brent invites us to consider how inner zeal for Jesus can fuel bold faith, even when following him feels uncomfortable or costly.

In this message, we explore the long season of waiting between the Old and New Testaments and what it means to trust God when He feels silent. Through Scripture and story, we’re reminded that God is still at work in the waiting—and that faithfulness, endurance, and hope are formed at just the right time.

Through the story of Jonah, Pastor Andy reveals a God who remains faithful and compassionate, even when His people resist His calling. As part of our Jesus on Every Page series, we see how Jonah’s story points to Christ and reminds us that God provides everything we need to step into His mission.

On hard days marked by pain, loss, and discouragement, God meets us as the Father of all comfort, strengthening us through His presence, His Word, and His people. As Jesus fulfills God’s promise to bring good news to the brokenhearted, we’re invited not only to receive comfort, but to become carriers of that same comfort to others.

This week we explore what biblical wisdom really looks like. Drawing from Proverbs and the New Testament, Pastor Brent shows how true wisdom comes from God and is ultimately found in Jesus.

Pastor Brent walks through King David’s story to show how hiding sin steals joy, but confession opens the door to forgiveness and freedom. Rooted in Psalm 51 and the promise of 1 John 1:9, we’re reminded that God meets honest, humble hearts with grace, restoration, and a fresh start.

Continuing our Jesus on Every Page series, Pastor Andy walks through Genesis 15 and Romans 4 to show how God’s relationship with us has always been based on His promises, not our performance. This message points us to Jesus as the covenant hero who took our place and invites us to live in the freedom of grace.

This week Pastor Brent launches a new teaching series by showing how Jesus is present from the very first verse of the Bible. Beginning in Genesis 1, we’re invited to see Scripture as one unified story that points us to Jesus and calls us to trust Him more deeply.

Drawing from Matthew 2, Pastor Brent reflects on the Magi’s long journey to Jesus and the profound gift they offered beyond gold, frankincense, and myrrh: their worship, loyalty, and devotion. The message invites us to consider whether surrendering our lives to Jesus is worth it—and ultimately points to this deeper truth: Jesus is worthy of our worship, obedience, and wholehearted allegiance.

The Bible tells us that Jesus was wrapped twice. So what do we do with this "unwrapped" Jesus?

Through the story of the shepherds, we’re reminded that Jesus came humbly for ordinary people. God reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd who draws near, cares for us, and brings life to all who follow Him. 

Pastor Brent continues our Advent series, The Greatest Gift, by exploring the story of Mary and the gift of God’s favor. Through Luke 1, we’re reminded that God’s favor is an undeserved gift of grace—offered by a God who is for us and still at work in our lives today.

Pastor Andy continues our Advent series, The Greatest Gift, by exploring Joseph’s story and the “Gift of Purpose” God offers us today. In a world filled with uncertainty and purpose anxiety, this message invites us to see how God still speaks, guides, and calls each of us into a life of meaningful impact.

This week Pastor Brent walks through the story of Simeon and Anna to show how Jesus brings the gift of true, confident hope. Their expectant faith points us to the promises of God we can trust today—promises fulfilled in Christ and anchored in His love, truth, and faithfulness.

Pastor Brent reminds us that true gratitude is more than a feeling; it’s a daily decision that transforms our relationships, our church community, and our walk with Christ. From Colossians 3, we are challenged to let peace, God’s Word, and thanksgiving shape everything we do.

This week, Pastor Brent reminded us that God is always at work—sustaining creation, redeeming people, and shaping us to look more like Jesus. On Big Offering Sunday, we’re invited to join Him in that work by supporting six ministries making a real impact locally and around the world. Give toward the Big Offering here: https://pushpay.com/g/ridgepointwichita

We all know money can buy moments of happiness—but it can also quietly pull our hearts away from God. This week, Pastor Brent reminds us that true joy isn’t found in getting more, but in giving freely and trusting the One who richly provides for us.

In a world that celebrates hustle and achievement, Jesus invites us to slow down and sit at His feet. Through the story of Mary and Martha, we’ll discover how true peace and joy come not from doing more, but from being present with Him.