Ridgepoint Sermon Audio

Where did life and our universe come from? What is the origin of life? In this week's message, Pastor Brent contrasts three views: special creation (God created each species), atheistic evolution (no God), and theistic evolution (God used evolution).

Christianity requires faith in a God we cannot see. Still, there is significant evidence for a Creator, and this week Pastor Brent unpacks three defenses for the existence of God, and what that means for us today.

It doesn't matter who you are or what you've done. God's love for you will endure forever. God is love, and He loves you.

Although the Psalms have more cries for help than words of praise, the editor of the Psalms sought to close the book with an all-call for loud praises to be sung to God. Although being a calm and calculated believer is acceptable, sometimes our faith calls us to bring God a ruckus song of praise. Psalm 150 is a form of that type of jubilant worship.

The world is chaotic and can feel completely contrary to the teachings of the Bible. This isn't a new problem, and David has advice and reminders for us to place our trust in a God who is always faithful.

Are there two better words to describe our purpose than praise and surrender? God invites us to a life of praising God and surrendering to Him!

When you are confident in your relationship with God, you can stay motivated to follow God well, love others well, and live with joy and peace.

When you find yourself in dark and difficult seasons, there are no easy answers, but here are two things you can try: speak truth to yourself, and declare praise to God.

A guilty conscience doesn't just cause sleepless nights and anxious worrying; it erodes our lives and afflicts our world. The Bible implores us to confess our sins, and freedom abounds in our lives when we do. 

Pastor Brent interviews our worship leader Kim Bontrager about the "what" and they "why" of worship, taken from Psalm 100.