Ridgepoint Sermon Audio

On Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Brent reminded us that the Holy Spirit is not just a mysterious force—we’re invited into friendship with Him. Just like a true friend, the Spirit helps, teaches, challenges, and transforms us as we follow Jesus.

This year marks the 500th anniversary of the Anabaptist movement—a bold, new branch of Christianity that gave rise to our MB family of faith. It’s a legacy worth celebrating! This Sunday, Matt Ehresman looks back on our roots and leans into one of Jesus’ most radical and relevant commands for us today.

Pastor Andy challenges us to choose faith over fear by trusting that God is with us in every circumstance--just as He was with Joseph. When we truly believe in God's presence and purpose, it changes how we respond to hardship, uncertainty, and disappointment.

Pastor Joe unpacks the story of Joseph and his brothers to explore what true forgiveness looks like—and why it often requires more than just saying the words. Through biblical insight and real-life examples, we’re reminded that forgiveness is not about forgetting, but about healing and freedom for both sides.

This week we explore the early story of Joseph and the ripple effect of his choices—some clearly right or wrong, others much more complicated. From favoritism and betrayal to dreams and discernment, we’re reminded that every decision we make shapes the story we’re living.

This week our four ministry residents share parts of their stories, encouraging us from God’s word around the sermon series theme of Multiple Choice. These four (Michael Clark, Zach Henneberg, Melanie Wiebe, and Luke Zimmerman) have been a part of our inaugural Leadership Academy, a nine-month residency program for people to grow in their spiritual leadership capacity.

Some decisions have clear moral implications, while others require seeking godly counsel and listening for God's guidance. As we kick off a new teaching series, Pastor Brent encourages us to focus on loving God and others regardless of our specific choices, maintaining an "open ear and soft heart" to divine direction.

As we walk through the familiar Easter story, Pastor Brent illustrates how the Roman rulers thought they were killing a heretic, but actually coronating the King. Choose Jesus as YOUR King for purpose, life, and hope!

This week Pastor Brent walks us through the final hours of Jesus' life. Despite having the power to save Himself, Jesus willingly endured betrayal, torture, and crucifixion—all because of His deep and powerful love for humanity.

Pastor Brent's sermon on Mark 13 examines Jesus' teachings about the end times, explaining that while there will be signs like wars, earthquakes, and tribulation preceding Christ's return, the specific timing remains known only to God. The message emphasizes that being "destiny ready" through salvation and "at work ready" through faithful service matters more than understanding all the prophetic details.