RiverTree Church Huddersfield

When you live with your ‘Roots Down’ in scripture we become like a forest – where we are trees that are life giving, nourishing, protection, literally breathing out spiritual life. Trevor Lloyd helps us to be rooted in scripture.

For the next part of our “Roots Down, Walls Down – Putting into Practice” John Naylor looks at how we can practice living in the presence of God every day.

William Temple said “The Church is the only organisation that does not exist for itself, but for those who live outside of it.” Before we engage it is vital that we understand who the church is and what the local church is here for. Dan encourages us to revisit our calling and purpose as a […]

Walls down hospitality – what it is, what it isn’t and how no matter our budget or ability we can all get involved. Here’s Sara to tell us more.

It’s not enough to just have a vision and a dream we actually have to put it into practise. In this weeks message Trevor Lloyd introduces our new prophetic season as we look to be equipped for all that God is calling us to.

Have you settled for a life where God is absent and not very interested, or have you settled for letting God sit on the sidelines, or are you hungry for an IF ONLY God? John encourages us to be a people who don’t settle but seek God’s presence everywhere we are. The video John refers […]

“On the death of Prince Philip, who has been part of national landscape for so long, we learn both to be rooted in history, grateful for the generations who have gone before us; and also rooted in eternity, because nothing in this life is permanent.”

At Easter we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, he is risen from the dead and he is lord. But we also celebrate that on that day a new creation garden was born into the wasteland of our world and we get to be a part of helping it grow as Trevor explains here.

This is how we know what love is, that Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. Trevor Lloyd takes a few moments to talk about the incredible love Jesus showed on the cross and how that should affect our day to day lives and relationships.

We are made for the eternal. As Alison Lloyd explain this should change the way we live as we seek to set our roots down in the eternal.

Reminding us of familiar words from the book of Mark, Ruth opens up for us how LOVE is both the motivation and the mechanism for driving our Roots Down deep, and using our weaknesses to intentionally dismantle our Walls Down.