Poplar Ridge Christian Church

We discuss how true leadership goes beyond just completing tasks—it's about genuinely loving and investing in others. Simply "checking the boxes" isn't enough if we're not also spending meaningful time with those we care about. Through passages from Exodus 20, Matthew 22, and 1 Corinthians 13, we'll see how Jesus and others in scripture demonstrated leadership by prioriti...

David prayed, "Search me, oh God." He wanted to invite God in to show Him where he was missing the mark and allow God to lead in those areas.

Great leaders follow through. We want to be a person worth following. In order to do that we have to follow the One who is worth following in Jesus.

The early church made dangerous prayers and God showed up. Peter and John prayer for God to make them bold to preach the gospel even when they were facing persecution.

On Sunday we talked about becoming like Jesus is becoming a person of love. You can't become like Jesus without Jesus.

In this series, we are discussing the process of being in an intimate relationship with Jesus and following Him in our daily life.

This week we discussed the importance of being in community and how we must choose to be in it!

This week we discussed the importance of having an intimate relationship with Jesus and consistently being in conversation with Him!

Internalizing scripture transforms our lives! God gave us His word and it's powerful!

We kicked off a new sermon series talking about spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are not something we have to do but something we have the opportunity to do.

If Satan can't make you sin, he'll make you busy! When we live hurried lives we can often miss what's most important. God has created us to rest and delight in Him and get rid of distractions.

God has given us what we need but Satan often attacks us with the idea that we need more than we have. Adam and Eve had all they needed but Satan was able to deceive them to make them think they needed something they didn't truly need.

Satan is always going to attack. We must be on guard because he always seems to attack after we've been on the mountaintop. Even in the valley we can be confident in God, no matter what's next.

On Sunday we discussed how we can't be perfect. We always believe the lie from Satan where he says we must be perfect all the time. But Jesus, who is perfect, offers us grace when we fail.

We finished our series talking about how Jesus sends out the twelve. He sends us out boldly!

This week we looked at the lie, "You have no purpose" and discussed what God says about us. He gives us all a purpose because He created us all to be unique.

We don't have to do this alone. God has given us all a voice and He wants us to do it together.

We kicked off a new series called Lies Satan Tells. We forget sometimes that we are being attacked and that we have to go on the offense. He is looking for ways to make us lose focus but we must stay focused on God.

Jesus asks Peter if he loves Him after Peter had denied Jesus 3 times. Even though he denied Jesus, He still welcomed him back. Jesus does that for us. But if we truly love Him, then we must also answer the question, "Then how will people know?"

Today we look at John 20:15 as Mary is standing at the tomb where Jesus no longer was.

Today we look at the moment on the cross where Jesus asks the question, "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?"

When sin brings death, Jesus brings life!

Today we look at John 13 where Jesus washes the feet of his disciples.

As we continue the Questions Jesus Asked series we dive into John 11 where Jesus asks, "Are there not twelve hours of daylight?" He calls us to go to work. He tells us to not waste our life.