Riverside Church of Christ

In order to truly sell out to living in the Kingdom of God we have to know and trust the king. What is it about Jesus that lets us know we can trust him?

Good news does something to us. It is meant encourage and inspire. In this sermon, we’ll explore how the good news of the Kingdom of God impacts our lives.

As we end our series on baptism’s, this week’s sermon explores the new identity God gives us in baptism.

In this week’s sermon, we explore the connection between baptism, the Holy Spirit, and the Christian community. 

Jason Graves continues the series on the importance of baptism.

There is a small, but powerful sentence in the letter Paul writes to the Philippians that says, "But take an interest in others, too." Join us this week as we reflect on how we can live out that seemingly simple idea in our complicated lives. 

As we continue our series on being people of service, we turn to practical matters by exploring what it looks like for us to be people who show up for each other and offer the service of presence.

In Jesus’ brilliant parable, The Good Samaritan, Jesus exposes how difficult it can sometimes be for us to live a life of service on our own. In this sermon, we explore what it means to follow Jesus into a life of radical service.

Jesus believed that our motives for serving others matter. In this Sunday’s sermon, we explore why he believed that and what he had to say about it.

As we kicked off our new sermon series, Serve, this week we explored the incredible story of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples and what that might teach us about how we should respond to the world around us.

In this sermon, Jason helps us explore the values that lie behind the daily decisions we make. Then, he interviews members of our student ministry to talk about the ways they are being raised to choose the life-giving things of God.

What does it look like to have faith in Jesus when we don’t have physical memories of him? This Sunday we looked at how the Israelites were told to handle a similar problem in their lives and talk about how we can do that today.

Matt McBryde is our guest preacher continuing our Holy Ground series in the book of Exodus.

Dr. John-Mark Davidson is our guest preacher continuing our Holy Ground series in the book of Exodus.

At Mt. Sinai, God entered into a world-changing covenant with the Israelites. In this sermon we’ll explore what that covenant means for our lives today.

In this week’s sermon we’ll explore our temptation to take too much responsibility on ourselves and remind ourselves that God is the source of all wisdom in the community of faith.

Riverside welcomes guest speaker Paul Day to continue our sermons series Holy Ground.

In this week's sermon we explore the incredible story of God delivering his people at the Red Sea and talk about the ways that he has delivered us today.

This Sunday in the Exodus story we explore the story of God's showdown with the oppressive forces of Egypt and rediscover our God's power in defeating the powers of this world.

This Sunday we looked at the story of God calling Moses to action from a burning bush in the wilderness and talked about a God who is worthy of our deepest attention.

Throughout the summer we are going to be exploring the character and the nature of God by looking at the story of Moses and the Israelites in the book of Exodus. We're calling the series Holy Ground: Encountering God in the Story of Moses. This sermon introduces the beginning of this story and explores the idea of a God who hears the cries of the oppressed and the marginalized. Was two weeks...

This Sunday we explored what it looks like for us to be driven by our awe-filled response to Jesus into a deeper life of ministry and mission.

God has given us the gift of community with each other, in all of its beauty and messiness. And he has also given us the capacity to experience awe. In this sermon we’ll explore the connections between these two astounding gifts.

In the Holy Spirit God has given us the beautiful gift of his presence in our daily lives. When we live in awe of that gift we find ourselves pulled into a life that is much bigger than us. In this sermon, we’ll explore this idea.