River Oaks Community Church

The Book of Isaiah emphasizes two themes that seem contradictory: judgment and salvation. The seeming contradiction is resolved by specific predictions of God’s “servant”—one who would make a way for people from every nation to be accepted by God...

Pastor Brian leads us through a roadmap for marital love that parallel’s Christ's relationship with the church, found in God’s love story: the book of Song of Solomon.

The One Story journey continues with a look at the most philosophical book of the Bible, Ecclesiastes. In short, what is the meaning of life? Is life completely meaningless – “Vanity of vanities”, Eccl. 1:2 – or is there any sign of hope in this...

Did you know that there is a book of the Bible designed to give us wisdom for life? Proverbs addresses topics like words, temptation, lust, anger, money, laziness, and hard work. This message explores how we can gain wisdom for life from God.

The 23rd psalm may be the most often-quoted psalm of the Bible. But it can be easy to miss its significance for our lives today. This message explores what Psalm 23 can mean for us.

Have you ever wondered why even good people suffer? Is there a purpose in suffering? This message explores what we can learn from the Book of Job.

The Book of Esther does not mention God in any of its ten chapters, yet His invisible hand is seen throughout! This message explores how God is at work even when it does not seem that He is, and how we can participate in that work.

We find Nehemiah continuing the work of God, rebuilding His people, which began in the book of Ezra. The temple has been rebuilt; however, the walls of the city still lie in ruins. God calls Nehemiah to be the leader in the rebuilding not only the...

Many people are wondering why God allowed the COVID 19 pandemic. Perhaps a better question is “How should I respond in this time of uncertainty?” This message explored that question in light of the resurrection of Jesus.

The Book of Ezra may seem like nothing more than an interesting account of Jewish history. But it provides valuable teaching for us when our own worship needs to be revived. This message explores what Ezra teaches us about renewing our devotion to God...