It's graduation time... What could and should be said to each of us about the topic of Ambition? Join us as we launch a new series and explore the up-side and down-side of selfish ambition.

What does a power washer, slavery and a moss covered driveway have to do with Easter?! Join the people of Jericho Ridge for an Easter exploration of God's incredible grace as we conclude our series in Romans.

Six members of JRCC's community share their stories of God's transforming work in their lives. Listen as Dave & Tammy Smethurst, Adam & Susan Drake and Kara & Howard Lung share their "But Now" moments and what God is...

A hot theological debate these days is around the doctrine of universalism, the idea that God's love ultimately "wins". Proponents are quick to quote Romans 5:18 but what does Romans 5 teach about God's ultimate plan?

How could a just God allow suffering in our world? Why doesn't God just forgive everyone? In this exploration of one of the key passages in Romans, Pastor Keith Reed explores why Jesus had to die and how God's mercy, His justice and His...

Harmati-what?! you might ask. Good question! Well, Steph Ratcliff gives a reasoned and passionate treatise on the doctrine of sin from Romans 3 and why the bad news is countered by some incredibly good news! Also features a live performance by Brie...

Ever wonder what to do with all of the sections of LAW in the Old Testament? Do we follow all of it? Pick and choose? Jettison the whole thing? Join the people of Jericho for an exploration of the purpose of the law in Romans 2:17-29

How is God's wrath good news?! Join the JRCC community for teaching from Romans 2 as we explore Lent and our two of the most powerful words ever spoken... BUT NOW.

How many contracts do you think you are bound by currently? In Genesis 15, God literally 'cuts' a covenant with Abram which is quite different from our usual ideas of a contract. Join us in the journey as we explore the parallels between...

God offered Abram a series of blessings when he called him to leave his land. But Abram and Sarai continued to experience hardships. What does this tell us about living under God's blessing?