The Rim Church

How you see yourself in the story determines the part that you think you play. This view will determine how you experience the story and how you live it out. "God of Miracles" // The Gospel of Mark // Mark 15:1-15

What you do with your doubt determines your destination! Doubt will either cause discouragement that leads to Distance, or doubt will cause desperation that leads to depth. "God of Miracles" // The Gospel of Mark // Mark 9:14-29

It's faith that leads to touching the Miraculous. How could it be so simple?  "God of Miracles" // The Gospel of Mark // Mark 5:21-34

Revealing the Kingdom of God is the purpose of the church, and prayer is the power that moves it. "When A Church Prays" // Colossians 

In Philippians 4, we see a prayer, a promise, and a practice. Prayer leads to the promise and the promise leads to the practice.  "When A Church Prays" // Philippians

As God’s people, prayer gives us access to God and moves us into being activated from God. "When A Church Prays" // Ephesians

We kick off a new series on prayer called "When A Church Prays." Our desire is that our prayers and time with Jesus would move from God's House to your house, because your house is God's House. 

God takes our personal mess and transforms it into something beautiful. LaShaude James, House Church Leader, and others, share their messy stories and how God has made something beautiful of it.  Series "Beautiful Mess". A journey through Corinthians. 2 Corinthians 11:24-30

To know a good Father we should look no further than Jesus Himself. He shows that the Father loves you, is proud of you, will always take care of you, protects you, and forgives you. Series "A Beautiful Mess." 

Pastor Drew updates The RIM on his son's health and invites the Church family into a time of prayer. In the midst of the unknown, we are reminded that God takes our mess and creates something new and beautiful. Then God sends us unto the world to insert beauty into the mess. Series "Beautiful Mess". A journey through Corinthians. 2 Corinthians 5:16-21

As followers of Jesus, is our main focus the gospel? The Apostle Paul focuses on the gospel message above anything else. What we focus on determines our direction, and our direction determines our destination.

Idolatry: Anything fundamental to your identity apart from Jesus. We are challenged to consider what things we are "holding" onto that may be in the seat which was intended for Jesus. Series "Beautiful Mess". A journey through Corinthians. 1 Corinthians 10:1-13

Where are you at in your journey with Jesus? Pastor Drew walks us through Paul's words in 1 Corinthians to challenge us in considering what it might look like to move the ball forward in our journey with Christ. Series "Beautiful Mess". A journey through Corinthians. 1 Corinthians 3:1-17

What if we got the purpose and function of the church all mixed up? Pastor of Mission and Multiplication, Josh Martin, challenges our understanding of the Great Commission.  Final part of the series Encounters With Jesus . Matthew 28.

We are not owners but stewards of what God has entrusted to us. So what will you do with what has been given to you? Part 4 of Encounters With Jesus sermon series. Matthew 25:14-30

The right response to forgiveness is not to just receive it but to repeat it.  Part 4 of Encounters With Jesus sermon series. Matthew 18:21-35

Jesus, as the Messiah, has not come to just give us physical bread for a moment, but a spiritual bread for eternity. He has come to give us a bread that will not perish; one that will last forever: Himself. Encounters With Jesus Sermon Series. Matthew 14:13-21.

God's mercies for today are designed to cover the troubles for today, while mercies for tomorrow are for the troubles of tomorrow. In this message, Pastor Drew walks us through handling the anxiety and worry of the day through slowing down and choosing Jesus. Part 2 of Encounters With Jesus; Matthew 6:25-34

In Matthew's account of the gospel, his written genealogy includes the outcast, scandalous, and foreigner. The family Jesus comes from anticipates the family he has come for.  Part 1 of Encounters with Jesus; Matthew 1

Often times, preachers focus on the "how" of Good Friday and Easter. This Easter, we take a look at the "why." Death Defeated series; John 3

Often times, preachers focus on the "how" of Good Friday and Easter. This Easter, we take a look at the "why." Death Defeated series; John 3

Do you ever feel like you should be further along in your walk with Jesus, but yet, the same temptations seem to call out? Why do I still struggle? Why don't I love Jesus more? Why is praying and reading the Bible still so hard? We're fighting a war, but we know who won and that's our hope. Part 2 of our Death Defeated series through Romans.

Romans 1 teaches us that we are dead and there is nothing we can do about it. So now what? Part 1 of our "Death Defeated" sermon series through Romans. 

Charles H. Spurgeon once said, "Every Christian is either a missionary or an imposter." In your daily, what does it look like to live an an everyday missionary in the ordinary or mundane parts of life? Join us in the final installment of our Meant for More series through Acts. 

As followers of Jesus, what does it look like to "get a life" and how do we share it generously? In this part of our Meant for More series Austin Johnson leads us through Acts 20 to explain the characteristics of a life meant for more.