River Oaks Community Church

The Old Testament prophets Elijah and Elisha were known for the power demonstrated in their ministries. Scripture teaches us that the Spirit of God who empowered them lives in disciples of Jesus today. What does that mean for us?

Elijah is remembered as one of the greatest of Old Testament prophets. This week we will see how even the great prophet Elijah experienced human emotions like depression, fear, and despair. We will learn how we, like Elijah, can seek God in the midst...

This sermon looks at how the prophet Elijah is used to turn the hearts of the people of Israel back to Him.

Elijah is remembered as one of the greatest of Old Testament prophets, and one whose prayers brought extraordinary miracles. Remarkably, the New Testament calls us to see him as a model for our own prayers. How can we pray like Elijah?

Have you ever wondered how to apply the Old Testament to your life? This message explores how we can get to know God better by focusing on what accounts in the Old Testament teach us about God himself.

Even in dark times, when evil seems to be prevailing, God is in control. The situation is never hopeless.

Have you ever considered that every Christian is “sent” by Christ to serve Him in the World? This message examines our calling as “sent” people.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is foundational for the Christian faith. It assures Christians that we have eternal life with Him. But Jesus’ resurrection also affects our lives here on earth. This message explores the ways it does.

Why did the only sinless person ever to live on earth suffer one of the most cruel forms of execution ever devised? This message explores what the suffering of Jesus teaches us.

The spiritual discipline of response is managing our reactions to what life brings us—both the good and the bad.