River Indy Podcast

Part II of the For All are One series, which addresses racial and social justice issues from a biblical perspective. A call to the Body of Christ to address and repent from the sin of racism, discrimination, and bigotry.

Racism and discrimination have no place in the Body of Christ. Listen as Pastor Timothy Williams explains appropriate behavior and dispositions for Believers concerning social justice via a Biblical worldview.

As Believers, we are responsible to pledge our allegiance to the True and Living God. We serve Him as Lord and Ruler. While we endeavor to live peaceably with all people, when the laws of man go against the laws of God, the responsibility of the Believer is to honor the latter. In his message, "Don't Bow, Stand" Pastor Timothy Williams encourages Believers to properly prioritize the Word of God in how we think and live.

Those things that are near to us are also near to God, because we are near to God's heart. We do well to stay mindful of the fact the He is a friend Who sticks closer than a brother. God hears and responds to the cries of His people.

Even when we fail to remember or understand His sovereignty, God remains in control. He always has our best interest at heart. In the message, "The Good Shepherd", Pastor Timothy reminds us of the privilege that we as Believers enjoy to be led by God's Spirit.

For the Believer to live a victorious life, we must be mindful of our beliefs. Who has the final say of what is right or what is wrong? In "God's Standard", Pastor Timothy addresses issues surrounding secular definitions and influences that are affecting holy doctrine and beliefs.

Regardless of wherever we are in life, God's love never fails and He is always faithful.

It is important that we make sure we monitor our thoughts, as the mind can become one of Satan's most fertile battle grounds. For the Believer, we must maintain thoughts that are consistent with the Word and will of Almighty God as explained in this podcast.

Feelings are subject to change without notice. In the message, "Too Close for Comfort" Pastor Timothy Williams reiterates the importance of understanding that how we feel should not deter us from believing and obeying God's Word.