River Oaks Community Church

"Are there benefits to being a Christian beyond going to heaven when you die?" "How does faith in Jesus affect my daily life?" This message addresses questions like these by considering what happens when we are justified.

"What does it mean to have faith?" "Is my faith connected with how I live?" "Can my faith grow?" This message explores questions like these as we study the example of Abraham, "the man of faith."

Why is the manifestation of the righteousness of God good news? This sermon teaches that the results of this manifestation, the source of it, the grounds for it, and the means by which one acquires it, are all reasons for the righteousness of God...

Is God more concerned with inner heart attitude or outward actions? Is there a way to change both? This message explores how both religious and irreligious people can experience a change of attitude and actions.

The cost of leaving God out of a nation, a community, a family, or an individual life is high. But even if we've done that, God's kindness is available to us in the gospel. This message explores what happens when people turn away from God...

The introductory sermon from Paul’s ‘Magnum Opus’ letter to the Romans as we begin a new series "I Am Not Ashamed.

Is there anything to be gained by suffering in this life? The apostle Paul writes, “…affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory.” This message explores the connection between present suffering and future glory.

Jesus left perfect glory in heaven when He came to earth. But He also brought glory to earth and shares glory with His people. This message explores how we can glorify Him in return.

Three of Jesus’ disciples had a remarkable experience when they saw Christ’s appearance transformed before them. This message explores what that event teaches us about Jesus and what he can do in our lives.

The Bible has a lot to say about the Glory of God. But what is it, and why does it matter? This message explores the importance of understanding and experiencing the glory of God.