In this message, we launch our new sermon series, "United: Life in the Body of Christ." In this series, we will be studying 1 Corinthians which will challenge, convict, and disturb us while also uplifting, energizing, and moving us toward a...

This worship service is our annual International Missions Emphasis Sunday. It includes music, prayer, and updates on various mission efforts that River Oaks Community Church is involved with.

This message from the, 'Questions from Our Students' series addresses life after death. What happens immediately after a follower of Jesus dies? When do Christians get new bodies? Join us as we explore these questions and others.

This Sunday is Youth Sunday. The elements in this week's service will be lead by the youth at River Oaks. This worship service includes music, prayer, the reading of God's Word, and a message from Rony Hakeem.

This message in the 'Questions from students' series deals with how to recognize God's voice. How can we know whether God is guiding us or whether we are just listening to our own thoughts? We explore Scripture to get clarity on how to...

If God is all-powerful, loving, and just, why does he let good people suffer? This message presents Scripture to help us better understand why suffering exists and how we should respond to it.

Is it necessary for every Christian to be willing to share the gospel with others? How can the average Christian do that? This message explores the why and the how of communicating the gospel.

In this sermon, we will explore what is inside the mother's womb and the appropriate concern needed for the pre-born. Specifically this sermon seeks to answer the question of whether abortion is an issue Christians can agree to disagree on.

This summer we're talking about truth and love and how for followers of Jesus they go hand in hand. But does Jesus pit truth and love against one another when he claims to be the Only Way? This sermon aims to explore that question.

Jonah, the prophet who was swallowed by a big fish, had the true knowledge of God. But he lacked mercy. The Book of Jonah helps us see why both truth and mercy towards others are important for those who walk with God.