Rivers Baptist Church Messages

This Sunday we're continuing to read through the stories of Joseph from the Bible. The encounters we'll read this Sunday, point us toward Jesus and the rescue that he provides for all humanity.

This Sunday morning we'll see in the story of Joseph from the Bible that even in the lowest moments of our lives, God does not abandon us. He's with us. We'd love you to join us this Sunday.

Over the next three weeks we're exploring the reality that God can transform our most difficult or broken moments for good. This morning we're also celebrating with Lexi and Darren as they get baptised into faith in Jesus!

This Sunday morning we're gathering to praise God for all he has been doing throughout the week at our SHACK Children's Holiday program. We'd love you to join us as we worship and respond to God together.

On Sunday morning we're looking forward to hearing from our guest preacher Robbie as he shares about the community development project that we've been supporting in Cambodia.

This morning as we conclude reading through the book of Romans we see the point that has been building all along - there are to be no divisions between people who are borne into new life in Christ!

This morning we're continuing to read through the book of Romans and celebrating Father's Day together!

We're looking forward to an All-In Service where we celebrate every ONE who is part of our church and our neighbourhood. We'd love you to join us from 9am!

This morning as we continue to read through the book of Romans, we'll see how baptism in Jesus helps us to leave behind our old way of life.

This morning as we continue to read through the book of Romans, we'll see how baptism in Jesus helps us to leave behind our old way of life.

This morning we'll be invited to see and enter into the extravagance of the grace of God by which we are borne into new life through Jesus.

This morning as we continue through the book of Romans we'll see how God always acts according to his character and seeks to rescue all humanity through faith in Jesus.

This morning we'll see just how good it is to discover life in Jesus, when we know and see just how easily we experience the spiral of brokenness in our life and in our world.

This morning we're beginning to read through the book of Romans, a message of Good News like no other! We'll also be celebrating Hannah's baptism in our gathering.

This morning we're celebrating 60 years since the very first prayer gathering held by a small group of people who became Lawnton Baptist Fellowship, and now Rivers. We'll have a special time of prayer during our gathering, a message from Isaiah 62 and a morning tea out on the deck following the service.

Guest speakers Ben and Petra will share about their cross-cultural work on the Silk Road.

This Sunday we're being invited to see that true religion is hyperlinked to generosity and care for the most vulnerable.

This Sunday we're being invited to see that anything we have is a blessing that can be used to bless others.

This Sunday morning we're being invited by God to adopt and abundance mindset, where we can discover the joy of giving.

This morning we can't wait to hear from the Sahl's who support and empower Bible translation all around the world. Join us for a special multicultural meal following our gathering.

How do we experience the presence of God in our neighbourhood? This Pentecost Sunday we are invited by God to experience his presence when we are with those who do not yet know Jesus.

How do we experience the presence of God in our church gathering? Join us this Sunday as we are invited by God to experience his presence as we gather as a church family.

This Mothers' Day we're gathering to celebrate the loving kindness of our God. We'll honour and recognise our mums too, and the ways they have loved and shown us kindness too.

How do we experience the presence of God in our hearts? Join us this Sunday as we are invited by God to experience his presence in the very centre of our lives.

Guest preacher Philip Hamilton from Carinity will lead us to see that transformation takes tears and trouble, but that peace and fullness of life in Jesus can also be anticipated.