River of Life Church Sauk Centre (Audio)

Paul starts the book of Colossians with encouraging the church Jesus is supreme meaning Jesus is God and is overall all creation. Paul also writes, Jesus is sufficient—meeting all the requirements for salvation, the work is finished! Jesus still does that for us today!

The foundation for spiritual growth is a daily, disciplined, private time with God. What does it look like for you to make a disciplined time with God part of your everyday life?

When we plant a tree, growth doesn’t happen instantly, instead it happens day by day. Just as a tree grows daily, we should too in our relationship with God.

Psalm 145 describes a generation passing down their faith to the next generation. Today, we continue to have a biblical duty as the Church to pass down our faith and love of God to the next generation. Here, we look into how we can do that.

The Bible tells us to “impress” our faith on our children and make God part of everything we do. Are we intentionally taking time to create an environment in our homes and lives that promotes spiritual growth?

Have you ever felt the pressure of, “Am I doing enough in this world to get ahead, to leave something for my kids, how will they remember me?” What if you could leave them something so much greater? The Bible talks about many people that left a legacy of loving God to the future generation. See what your part is and why leaving a legacy of loving God can be the greatest thing you can do! 

 

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What if you have a misunderstanding about something that could radically change your relationship with God? The book of Acts describes power the apostles had from the Holy Spirit, but this gift was not just for them but also for us today!

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The word Pentecost is only in the Bible three times but it has 1300 years of history behind it. Act 2 introduces the day of Pentecost, but why is it important for us today and how did it change things for the Church?

Have you ever thought about how everything you have is only on loan? From the parable of the talents in Matthew 25, Jesus shows us that He has entrusted us with everything we have, not to be used for our own desires, but to further His kingdom.

Jesus tells His disciples, narrow is the road to eternal life, but we know we are saved by his love and grace. If we are saved by grace why do we need to live the way Jesus wants us to? Listen to this to see how God has so much more for us when we follow Him on the narrow road.