Ridgepoint Sermon Audio

Enjoy this year's Christmas Eve service of music, candlelight, and a reminder of why Jesus came in the first place.

From a census to a manger and life in the womb, God perfectly orchestrated the Christmas story, and Mary took time to ponder it. 

Mary had Jesus' back, He had hers, and He has ours.

Mary responded to her miraculous pregnancy by proclaiming God's greatness. We all have unique expressions of that greatness in our lives. What are YOUR "becauses"?

Do you define yourself by the labels other people give you, or the labels God gives you?

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God not only expects us to be grateful, but it's possible for us to "overflow" with thanksgiving. How can we get there? 

God has a specific will in mind for you, and part of that plan is to live with gratitude.

We all experience worry and anxiety. It's normal, but God instructs us NOT to worry. How can we find freedom from anxiety in our day-to-day lives? Today Pastor Brent outlines some practical help for kids, students, parents, and all the rest of us.

Depression and discouragement may be common, but it should not be normal, and Jesus has better plans for you. If you're currently fighting depression, you are not alone and there is hope!

As we continue our Stress+ sermon series, we'll cover a topic that we all deal with at some level: anger. We'll look at how to deal with anger in the moment and how to address the compiling of our anger over a longer period of time.

The world is difficult and most of us are anxious and stressed. Jesus invites us to come to Him (first).

As we wrap up our Basecamp series about our 2030 vision, the final piece of our strategy is all about sharing our faith with those around us.

From the beginning, Christians have found strength, care, purpose, and hope while dwelling in life-giving community. As we continue in our Basecamp series this month and diagnosing what vital things we’ll need for Ridgepoint’s next hike up the ministry mountain, we’ll be reminded, once again, that being in community is better than going it alone.

Reaching out to young adults in their 20s & 30s is a crucial element of our strategy for this season of our church. What does that look like, and how can we more effectively share Jesus with the next (and current!) generation?

God has given a big mandate to all churches, and a specific call for Ridgepoint.

Jesus, the Son of God, understands what it means to feel agony and anxiety. The Savior who cried and bled knows our pain, and He has conquered it. Do you believe, and will you follow?

When the world says we deserve shame and embarrassment, Jesus is quick to offer and model mercy and forgiveness.

Make the most of your days, and then leave them in God's good hands.

Satan and his demons are real. Be on alert!

Jesus gave everything for us. We should give our all for Him.

The New Testament church was as vulnerable as churches today to develop spiritual amnesia and to lose their way. In the last chapter of Hebrews, the Bible gives us six reminders that can help us to remember how to continue our way forward in our faith journey.

Fight against sin and fight through hardship. God is with you, and you can endure.

Having faith in God is a lot like having creativity. God invites us to imagine the "unseen" and step into new things, like baseball teams themed around bananas.

This week, Pastor Brent reminds us that Jesus is far greater than the Old Testament sacrificial system. Jesus gave everything for us, and Brent outlines four ways we can improve our relationship with God this week.