River Oaks Community Church

In Luke's Gospel, Simeon and Anna are the least known people who saw the infant Jesus. What do their encounters with Jesus teach us? This message explores the example of two lesser-known God-seekers.

This beautiful prophecy (often called the "Benedictus") at the end of Luke Chapter 1 bridges the Old and New Testaments. In this passage, Zechariah speaks of the benefits provided by Jesus, even before Christ is born. This message explores...

Mary's "Magnificat" is one of the most beautiful expressions of praise to God found in Scripture. But it is much more than a song of praise—it also teaches us about God, ourselves, and what it means for us to serve Him. This message...

The virgin Mary played a highly honored role in the Advent of Jesus. Her humility, faith, and obedience provide a beautiful example for all who would one day follow Jesus as Lord. This message explores what we can learn from Mary's example.

Sometimes when we come across an extended list of names like we find in Romans chapter 16, we are tempted to skip over them. This sermon focuses on three key takeaways from the list of greetings at the end of Paul's letter to the Romans.

Christians around the world came from remarkably varied cultural backgrounds. We hold different viewpoints about many things. So, how can we possibly live in harmony and glorify God "with one voice" (Romans 15:6)? This message explores what...

Is there ever a time to judge?

"Does a Christian always have to obey a government's laws?" "What if those laws contradict God's will?"

One of the clearest teachings of the New Testament is that love for God must be demonstrated by our love for other people. But that can be hard! This message explores the evidence for a transformed life, especially as it concerns our relationships...

Romans chapter 12 teaches us that life transformation occurs as our minds are renewed.