In this edition of From the Archives, we're dusting off a series called Foundations, which was originally recorded back in 2023. In the series, Will Herron and some guests work their way through the basics of the Christian faith. Today, we're getting practical with a discussion of the most hands-on aspect of our faith: serving. Let's talk about roadblocks that prevent us from serving others and specific ways we can play a part in bringing God's kingdom to earth here and now.

In this edition of From the Archives, we're dusting off a series called Foundations, which was originally recorded back in 2023. In the series, Will Herron and some guests work their way through the basics of the Christian faith. Today, we're taking a close look at one of the most mysterious aspects of our faith: The Holy Spirit. Part of the trinity of God, the Spirit is a beautiful gift that a lot of us simply don't know how to use. Consider this episode your user manual!

In this edition of From the Archives, we're dusting off a series called Foundations, which was originally recorded back in 2023. In the series, Will Herron and some guests work their way through the basics of the Christian faith. In episode 3, we're focusing on the big book at the center of the Christian Faith and considering the following questions: What is the bible? Where did it come from? And most importantly: How do we know we can trust it?

In this edition of From the Archives, we're dusting off a series called Foundations, which was originally recorded back in 2023. In the series, Will Herron and some guests work their way through the basics of the Christian faith. In this episode, we're exploring what it means to communicate with God. How can we hear from, talk to and have a relationship with a God who many consider to be invisible?

In this edition of From the Archives, we're dusting off a series called Foundations, which was originally recorded back in2023. In the series, Will Herron and some guests work their way through the basics of the Christian faith. In episode one, we take a look at the most fundamental question of all: What does it mean to be a disciple or student of Jesus? Turns out, he's not your average teacher.

Our final episode of From the Archives: Faith and Finances is a fitting one in that it deals with work, which also happens to be the topic of our current sermon series at The Ridge. Work has the potential to be a source of fulfillment and purpose, but that's not how most people see it. With more than 2/3 of Americans claiming they are dissatisfied with their jobs, how do we reclaim a more God-honoring perspective?

Between tariffs, trade wars, wild fluctuations in the stock market and uncertainty about everything from the cost of cars to a carton of eggs, many of us have had money on the mind lately. And so — with plenty of present food for thought — we're dipping into the archives to revisit our Faith and Finances series. This episode, we take a look at one of the more overlooked aspects of financial stewardship: generosity. There are lots of things we can do with money, but there is perhaps no more fulfilling way to use it than to bless others. But how do we do that well, how do we do it responsibly? Travis has a few ideas.

Between tariffs, trade wars, wild fluctuations in the stock market and uncertainty about everything from the cost of cars to a carton of eggs, many of us have had money on the mind lately. And so — with plenty of present food for thought — we're dipping into the archives to revisit our Faith and Finances series. In this episode, it's time to talk about spending and its two extremes: impulsive spending and obsessive hoarding. Most of us tend toward one of these extremes, but the Bible calls us to seek a middle ground of using our money thoughtfully.

Between tariffs, trade wars, wild fluctuations in the stock market and uncertainty about everything from the cost of cars to a carton of eggs, many of us have had money on the mind lately. And so — with plenty of present food for thought — we're dipping into the archives to revisit our Faith and Finances series. In this episode, we discuss saving. Saving money isn’t everyone’s default. Even if we do save, we are still posed with questions: How much should I save? What should I be saving for? Time to get some answers.

Between tariffs, trade wars, wild fluctuations in the stock market and uncertainty about everything from the cost of cars to a carton of eggs, many of us have had money on the mind lately. And so — with plenty of present food for thought — we're dipping into the archives to revisit our Faith and Finances series. This episode is all about budgeting, a task that can be frustrating and even defeating but that also has the potential to transform your relationship with money in surprising and God-honoring ways.