Tune in to hear the first message of a two-part introduction to our final series of the semester, Feast or Famine, from one of our high school guy leaders Zack Naessig.

Listen in as our Student Ministry Associate AnnaKate Potter delivers a message on the nature of devoted discipleship as seen in the life of Mary of Bethany. The teaching texts are from Luke 10 and 11 and John 12.

Enjoy this standalone message from Ridgedale’s College and Teaching Pastor Alan Denton on the life of John Mark!

Listen in to this throwback episode from 2021 of our Tough Topics apologetics series answering the question, “Is Scripture a reliable source?”

Listen in to our second Worship Night teaching on the theme Jesus as the Servant King from one of the original RSM interns, Bailey Biddle!

Listen in to our first Worship Night teaching around the theme of fearing King Jesus from former RSM’er and current UTC freshman, Hannah Plumlee!

The dead don't stay dead! When we have died to our sin in Christ we are raised to life, and a life that is totally different from the life we lived before. The hard thing for many of us is that this new life is never really presented to us. We're told to be baptized but the follow up of discipleship and having the way of Jesus modeled to us has been a gaping void in the church for decades. What is the new life that Jesus has for us? How can we see this in Scripture? What is this new life all about?

What is baptism? Why do we do it? What does it symbolize? Why do we repeat the same phrase each time we do it? “Buried with Christ in His death, raised to walk in newness of life.” Tonight we begin a two-week series looking at that very phrase to expand our understanding of a very misunderstood practice. What do we mean when we say that we are buried with Christ in death? What does that mean for how we live?

At the heart of our fight to trust in trouble is doubt. Like we mentioned in week 1, doubt is present in the introduction of trouble to the world in Genesis 3 and it plays a pivotal role in all trouble thereafter. We must trust when we're confronted with trouble, but before we can reach trust, we have to confront our doubts. What lies at the heart of them? What does Scripture say in response? And how does God respond to those who doubt?

We are called to reach...but we also live in a world that conditions us to reach for nothing and no one. We lack trust, but trust is the thing we need most when trouble comes. Trust and trouble walk hand in hand but we have to be clear on who we trust and why before we enter into our times of trouble. Tonight we look into why Jesus is worthy of our trust so that we can prepare our hearts before we enter into our times of trouble.