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It’s difficult to make room for God when our lives are overflowing with busyness. Fasting is a way to intentionally remove distractions and create space for Him. As we experience physical hunger during a fast, it serves as a powerful reminder of our deeper spiritual hunger and need for God’s presence in our lives.
Christmas is a season of wonder and joy, but all too often, it passes quickly, and we return to our everyday routines, leaving that joy behind. As we step into the new year, may we discover a wonder that extends beyond Christmas—a wonder rooted in all that God has done for us. Let us be reminded that God's peace never ends.
Jesus brings peace! The beauty of His peace lies not in the absence of struggles but in His presence within those struggles.
The Wisemen might seem like an unusual choice for God to invite to worship Him. Yet, God's wonder transcends our expectations of who should or could worship Him. This Christmas, may we open our hearts to the wonder of God that can fill every person.
When Jesus was born, God didn’t choose kings or religious leaders to share the news—He chose everyday, hardworking shepherds. Discover how God awakens us to the wonder of His plan!
The Christmas story is filled with wonder—God using unlikely people, like Mary, to give birth to Jesus, and the shepherds and wise men coming to worship Him. Yet, it is also marked by suffering: Mary’s pregnancy in a hyper-religious culture, the journey to Bethlehem, and fleeing from Herod. Similarly, when we choose to follow God and allow Him to work through us, we will inevitably face opposition from the world.
Have you ever been in wonder of something—the Grand Canyon, the northern lights, or towering buildings? That initial sense of awe is unforgettable, but over time, we often lose that wonder. Our prayer for you this season is that you never lose the wonder of Christmas and all that God has done!
Pornography is everywhere—on our screens, in our culture, and often in plain sight. It's a problem that's been normalized but carries devastating consequences, destroying marriages, careers, and lives. So, how can someone break free from this cycle of addiction and find hope and healing with God?
In this new message series, we’re tackling some of the tough topics in today’s culture and exploring what the Bible has to say about them. This week, we’re focusing on alcohol—what Scripture teaches and how we can respond in a way that honors God and reflects His wisdom.
In the Bible, Jesus focused on the people that didn’t know the love of God. Following his example, River of Life Church is an outward focused church. That is why we are Kingdom Builders! We financially give passionately and generously, above our regular tithes and offerings, to vetted organizations that help build the kingdom of God Locally, Globally and in the Future Generations.
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