The Church at RB Messages

We're bound to face the good and bad, the lemons and lemonade, throughout life. Paul shares good news with believers in the book of Romans: God is responsible for the good times, and is with us in the bad. Pastor Jared shares how we can trust God through both the ups and downs we inevitably experience.

What if you lived every day believing God was actually for you? Pastor Jared shares how shifting our perspective could unleash God’s power in our lives.

There’s an incredible promise given to us in the New Testament, and it's that we are "more than conquerors." This weekend, Pastor Jared begins our new teaching series, More Than Conquerors.

Self-control isn't about appearances but about cultivating a heart aligned with God's Spirit. In this final message of the series, Pastor Jared explores how true self-control grows from loving something greater than ourselves.

Gentleness is power under control, a strength guided by patience and care. Pastor Jared teaches how God's gentle approach toward us can shape our interactions with others.

Faithfulness means showing up with consistency and integrity in a world that often cancels and walks away. Pastor Jared teaches how God's covenant love inspires us to live faithfully in our relationships and roles.

God's goal is not just to get you into Heaven after you die. It's to get you into Heaven before you die. His goal is that you would start to live your forever life now. In this week's message, Pastor Jared teaches us how God is developing a Spirit of goodness inside us and why being good is much more important than being fair.

Kindness and niceness are not the same thing. In fact, they might be opposites. In this week's message, Mike Foster teaches us why it's so important to clothe ourselves in the kindness of God every day.

Patience is not something we naturally desire, but it is a divine trait that allows us to endure life's challenges and people with grace. Pastor Jared teaches how God cultivates this in us through His mercy and hope.

Peace comes when we anchor our hearts in the eternal promises of God rather than the turbulence of life's circumstances. Pastor Jared teaches us to cultivate the fruit of peace by trusting that, no matter the trials we face, our eternal future with Christ is secure, enabling us to navigate life with calm and stability.

True joy comes from living with purpose and serving others, not from fleeting pleasures or worldly success. Pastor Nate teaches that when we align our skills, passions, and opportunities to serve those around us, we not only fulfill our purpose but also experience the deep and lasting joy that comes from God.

Your character in this life matters. Your choices matter. You are making choices today that will be with you in a thousand years. So if we are going to live forever, what do we do? We might as well get started on this eternal project while we are on Earth. This week, Pastor Jared continues our exploration of the fruits of the Spirit in Galatians 5.

Christian character matters because it shapes who we are for eternity. In this first message of the Forever You series, Pastor Jared explores how living by the Spirit forms our eternal selves.

Pastor Jared concludes our series Into The Wild with a message about why, this year, it's more important to know where to look with our eyes, than to step with our feet.

Pastor Jared unpacks how the remedy for self-destruction can be found by centering ourselves in the presence of God. This isn't a year to long after that one thing, but to be still and know God.

Dark seasons of life are necessary for our faith to grow, just as night is essential in nature. Pastor Jared explores how both light and darkness, clarity and mystery, are vital for cultivating a deeper trust in God, especially when we feel lost in the wilderness.

God often uses new and uncomfortable experiences to shape us into who we’re meant to be. Pastor Jared kicks off our new series "Into the Wild," comparing our current struggles to the wilderness of the early church in Acts, encouraging us to embrace the unknown with faith and trust in God's guidance.