River Hills Church

Here on Earth, appearances matter. Charades, facades and pretenses are commonplace –all meant to make things seem better than they really are. While these little acts of deception might help to maintain an image, they’re burdensome and they distract us from our true purpose. If our daily pursuit was to please God, rather than gain acceptance in social circles, how different might things be? Join u...

Here on Earth, appearances matter. Charades, facades and pretenses are commonplace –all meant to make things seem better than they really are. While these little acts of deception might help to maintain an image, they’re burdensome and they distract us from our true purpose. If our daily pursuit was to please God, rather than gain acceptance in social circles, how different might things be? Join u...

Here on Earth, appearances matter. Charades, facades and pretenses are commonplace –all meant to make things seem better than they really are. While these little acts of deception might help to maintain an image, they’re burdensome and they distract us from our true purpose. If our daily pursuit was to please God, rather than gain acceptance in social circles, how different might things be? Join u...

Are you tired? Burned out? Does the idea of resting seem like a farfetched dream? Join us for the Restless series and learn why rest matters and how to make it an intentional part of your weekly rhythm.

Are you tired? Burned out? Does the idea of resting seem like a farfetched dream? Join us for the Restless series and learn why rest matters and how to make it an intentional part of your weekly rhythm.

Are you tired? Burned out? Does the idea of resting seem like a farfetched dream? Join us for the Restless series and learn why rest matters and how to make it an intentional part of your weekly rhythm.

What did the words 'neither hot nor cold' mean for the believers in Laodicea? What does it mean for our seniors? What does it mean for us? Join us on Senior Sunday as we ALL discover how to bring the loving, healing, refreshing touch of Jesus to the world around us.

On the first Easter morning, those visiting “staggered out of the tomb, awestruck, with their minds swirling…” (Mark 16:8). Join us in celebrating the awe and hope of the Easter season and what it means for us today.

On the first Easter morning, those visiting “staggered out of the tomb, awestruck, with their minds swirling…” (Mark 16:8). Join us in celebrating the awe and hope of the Easter season and what it means for us today.

Deep denial requires deep restoration

What God calls clean is clean

God is with us in the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.

The foundation upon which we choose to build our life will determine our destiny.

God reaches out to us so we can reach out to others.

God calls ordinary people to accomplish His extraordinary purposes.

Judgmentalism is one of the most subtle respectable sins because it is often practiced under the guise of being zealous for what is right. But you can be right and still be wrong.

The sin of pride is as subtle as it is dangerous. It’s easy to see in other people, but difficult to see in ourselves. It can be rooted out when we allow others to speak into our lives and we cultivate its biblical antidote, which is humility.

We tend to acknowledge worry is a weakness, but is it really a sin? Worry sabotages our relationship with God, and our peace of mind, because it is fueled by a lack of trust in God and His providence.

Whether in the workplace, at school, or social media, gossip is so commonplace, it is difficult to avoid. But change is possible with God’s enabling power. Let’s commit to watching our words.

“I want to know one thing, the way to heaven; how to land safe on that happy shore. God Himself has condescended to teach the way; for this end He came from heaven. He hath written it down in a book. Give me that book! At any price give me the Book of God!” John Wesley