River Oaks Community Church

Have you ever wondered what you will do for all eternity? The Bible reveals more about the life to come than you probably realized. In the message, Pastor Andrew Wild explains what life everlasting is, where we will experience it, and who we will...

Warning: this message has little-used theological words. But they are really important for understanding how a person who still stumbles can have assurance of salvation.

What do people mean by “the holy catholic church”? Can’t you be a good Christian without being part of a church? In this message, Pastor David Beaty tries to address these and other questions about the church.

What does it mean to truly believe in the Holy Spirit? In this message, we examine what Scripture teaches about who the Holy Spirit is, what he does in our lives, and how we should respond to his presence and power.

We often think of Jesus as Savior and Lord, but do you ever think of Him as Judge? In this message, we look at Jesus’ future role as Judge and what that means for His followers—and for those who are not.

Why is Jesus’ bodily resurrection from the dead an essential belief of the Christian faith? Why can’t one say, “I’m a ‘Christian,’ but I don’t believe that Jesus literally rose from dead”? We will explore these questions—as well as how Jesus’...

Why was Jesus condemned to death? What do his suffering and crucifixion have to do with us?

Why is Jesus’ name, along with His title (Christ) so important? Why is it important to believe that He was born of a virgin, and what does that have to do with our salvation? In this message we will explore these and other questions.

This message explores the first line of the Apostles’ Creed. But what does it mean for us that God is “the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth”? How can the truth expressed in those words change the way we live?

Have you ever heard someone say, It doesn’t matter what you believe as long as you’re sincere”? In this message, we look at what the Bible says about “essential” things, and why it really does matter what we believe.