River Oaks Community Church

The same level of scrutiny that we give to our health, finances, or kids, should also be applied to two other important things—our personal conduct and our theology.

How should Christians anticipate the return of Jesus Christ? Should we think about it at all? Should it affect the way we live? This message explores what the apostle Paul taught about the second coming of Christ.

Those who embrace the saving lordship of Jesus Christ receive a new identity. This “in Christ” identity calls us to live in ways that reflect God’s character. This message explores how to live out our “new self” in an angry and divided world.

Christians sometimes speak of someone “knowing the Lord” to indicate that this person is a Christian. But is there more to knowing the Lord than experiencing the salvation He provides? This message explores the idea of knowing the Lord better as a...

Most of us struggle at times with what others think of us or say about us. But the One whose thoughts and words about us matter most is God. This message deals with the importance of having God’s truth shape our identity.

“O Foolish Galatians!” The words of Paul. But what did they do? How do we avoid the error of their ways? Join us this Sunday as Pastor David Holcomb teaches on the dangers of legalistic foolishness and how we can best live out our faith in greater...

A special guest speaker provides a wonderful sermon on our annual International Missions Emphasis Sunday.

“What does theology have to do with daily life?” The Book of Romans teaches us that a right understanding and embrace of the gospel affects everything we do. This message explores the benefits of peace and a new perspective that come from...

What does it mean to be empowered by the Holy Spirit?

Jesus wants us to realize that the life He imparts is not just a future promise but also a present gift. The moment we put our trust in Him we begin to experience the everlasting life that He offers.