River Oaks Community Church

It may seem narrow-minded or exclusivistic to say that Jesus is the only way to God. Are there logical, Biblical reasons to believe that? This message explores what the Bible teaches about this issue.

As Christians, it is true that our citizenship is heaven. This sermon suggests two reasons why God wants us to care about politics and engage in the political process as well.

How should followers of Jesus live in an angry, polarized nation? Are those of us in the church living in such a way as to influence those outside toward faith in Jesus? This message explores how Christians are called to live among people who do not...

Few biblical teachings conflict with the norms of our culture as do Scriptural teachings about sex. But it may be surprising to learn why the Bible gives guidelines about sex. This message explores God's design for sexuality and why it makes...

Does the Bible provide guidance to give visions, motivation, and encouragement in our work? Yes! This message explores biblical teaching on the significance of our work.

This sermon looks to Scripture to see how God might speak into the subject of gender identity and offers some thoughts on how Christians should respond to those in the trans community or those with gender dysphoria.

Joseph was a 17-year-old with a God-given dream. Yet he faced rejection, loneliness, and unjust treatment before he saw his dream fulfilled. This message explores what we can learn from Joseph about remaining faithful to God through adversity.

The beginning of healing comes when we lean into our grief and ask the Lord to bring healing to our hurting hearts. This sermon walks through six important goals that help people begin to heal on their journey through grief.

In examining the work of the disciples, we see five action steps that believers are to take in order to reach others. This is their strategy for reaching their cities and towns.