Riverside McCalla

The wisdom of a Mother can course correct our lives. Today Tawny Stephens reminds us that we were meant to find God and not to be alone in that pursuit.

There's things that we can learn as a church from what the original church was going through after the resurrection of Jesus. Rev Greg Evans looks at the reading in Acts today to show us what the first church was like and how it helps us to build community to change the world.

Was Jesus plan a or Plan B for the world? Today Rev Greg Evans shows us an emphatic NO that Jesus was life and love revealed from the very beginning of time.

We all have doubts, fears, worries about if or when Jesus will show up in our lives. Jennifer Grissom uses today's readings to show us what to do in our doubts.

Who are you looking for? The very question Jesus asked on the day of His resurrection. There's no secret handshake to draw closer to Him, today Rev Greg Evans reminds us that all we have to do is believe.

We are not a lone in our suffering. Today is Good Friday because of the good Jesus did by saving us in suffering with us and for us. Rt Rev Glenda Curry brings light to this truth as we share in the silence of waiting for Jesus' return.

As we look at the readings for Maundy Thursday, Tawny Stephens reminds us that sometimes we are all the worst but that Jesus meets us in those moments.

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, today Rev Cameron Nations uses the readings as Jesus takes up His Cross to remember that where we are (no matter where that is) God is with us there.

Sometimes in our life, we don't need a resurrection. We just need resuscitation. Rev. Greg Evans uses the story of Lazarus in and his rise to show us God's power and that one day in out of our suffering, we will rise again.

We all have had times that we didn't feel God's presence and desperately needed Him. As we continue with the Fourth Sunday in Lent, looking at the Gospel of John, Jennifer Grissom shows us how God is with us in the wilderness. Finding more grace as we see him working at times that we don't necessarily feel or recognize Him at work.