Tailgating when driving is a not a wise choice. When following Jesus, however, it is a very important thing to do! Staying close to Jesus and following his footsteps in every way should be the goal of every Jesus follower - including water baptism.

The drive for more is appealing, but full of empty promises. Will more make me happy? Secure? Accepted? Learn what the desire to acquire actually produces in our lives if we don't use God's plan for our money and things.

Whether we admit or show it (or sometimes try to hide it), fear is the consistent, unwanted companion of us all. How do we navigate fear so it isn't an all-encompassing force in our lives?

What happens when your life is driven by resentment and unforgiveness? Learn how important forgiveness is to stay on course for God's best plan for our life.

We're all driven by something.  When guilt is what drives us, it can lead to unhealthy patterns if we don't see what Jesus said about this gift we've been given.

See what God is doing in and through His Church in this day and age, at Riverside and beyond. Part 2 of our State of the Church messages and precursor to the Annual Meeting.

There is no human reason why 2,000 years later, not only does the Christian faith exist, but that it is the only religious faith in the world that has followers on every continent on earth, and is easily the most diverse...religious faith on the planet.

In this message our focus in on an oft-repeated claim...that local churches end up costing communities money. We'll dig into how Jesus followers actually provide benefits and blessings to the communities and people around them.

The BIG3 isn't just a catchy phrase here at Riverside, it's part of God's design for our lives and even secular research supports the life-giving benefits of being a part of a church.

It's very easy in today's world to have misguided perceptions about what it means to walk with Jesus. Like the Israelites, we can quickly misunderstand the purpose of our freedom and his path. God's detours are not about distraction or...