Have you ever felt unprepared to take on a job or under-resourced to complete a task? Imagine how the disciples felt when Jesus asked them to feed at least 5,000 people with just a few fish and five loaves of bread.

This week, Pastor Kevin Pike continues our teaching series Unexpected by showing how this scene from the life of Jesus challenges us to expect a supernatural extension of God’s Kingdom when we partner with Jesus.

The book of Luke is full of the unexpected stories of Jesus turning an upside-down world right-side up.

This week, we continue our teaching series, Unexpected, Scenes from the Life of Jesus, by looking at the story of a woman who responds to God’s forgiveness and His generous love.

The most unexpected part of the Gospel of Jesus is not that it challenges us to behave differently, but that it does something radical inside our soul.

This week, we begin a new teaching series on the Unexpected life and teachings of Jesus.

Can a person who is suffering hold on to God and faith when it does not seem to pay off? This is the central question in the Book of Job.

Today, we conclude the teaching series, The Silver Lining, by looking at how Job responds to suffering by trusting and submitting to God.

Job had three friends who walked with him through his suffering. Just like many of our own friends, they didn’t get everything right. But their initial response to Job’s suffering is an example for all of us.

This week, we continue our teaching series The Silver Lining. We’ll learn how just being there and being silent is enough to help someone who is suffering.

Job suffered significantly for months if not years. We don’t know why God continued to allow that. But we do see that, in his suffering, Job’s relationship with God matures.

This week, we continue our teaching series The Silver Lining, Suffering With God as we learn from the story and the suffering of Job.

Job would have never guessed in a million years why he was suffering. The natural question we ask when calamity hits or suffering goes on and on is “Why?”

This week we continue our teaching series on the life and lessons of Job, The Silver Lining, Suffering with God.

For centuries, the problem of evil and suffering has been used as an argument to disprove the existence of God. Many people turn away from God when they encounter a catastrophe or significant personal suffering or the suffering of a loved one.

This week, we will start a series of teaching on the story of Job called Silver Lining. Job’s story will help us understand that it is possible to question and doubt while suffering, and still maintain a relationship with God.

At Ridge Point, we are all about building a community of Fearless Followers of Jesus.

This week, we will talk about the gift and the challenge of community.

At Ridge Point, we recognize that we all are broken, that we all mess up, and that we all need to be forgiven.

This week, we’ll hear from Pastor Ren Broekhuizen. He will teach us what the Bible says about judging others and about giving each other the grace that is needed to grow.