RiverTree Jackson

Guest Pastor Brian Grow continued our series, Built, by urging us to embody the teachings of Jesus found in Matthew 5:21-26. We are called to love everyone, especially during challenging times—when we feel anger, or when we must forgive or seek forgiveness.

Pastor Jon reminds us that we are the light of the world as he challenges us with the act of baptism. 

Pastor Rachel Hunka breaks down the phrase, "You are the salt of the earth." What is salt? How does that relate to our calling from God? 

Pastor Jake continues week 3 of our series, Built, as he reminds us that we need a type of peace that only God can provide. He then challenges us to share that peace with others. 

Continuing our series, Built, Pastor Jon reminds us that what we crave, we consume. Eventually, what we consume is who we become. The only thing that is going to satisfy the craving and aching of your soul truly is Jesus Christ. 

Pastor Jon kicks off our new series "Built" where he challenges us to truly analyze our foundation. What is our foundation built on? Can it weather the storms? We know that storms will always reveal what our foundation is built on. 

Pastor Jon continues the series "Going Through It" by discussing how temptation impacts our lives. He encourages listeners to rely on God’s strength and stay grounded in faith during times of struggle.

This week, we welcomed RiverTree Christian's Vision Leader, Jason Lantz, as he continued our series "Going Through It".

Courtney Brown, Director of Family Partnership at Habitat for Humanity East Central Ohio, explores the Lord's Prayer, focusing on the line, "Give us this day our daily bread." She discusses how this prayer unites believers across denominations and emphasizes the importance of daily reliance on God. Tune in as Courtney unpacks its deeper spiritual significance.

In this episode, Pastor Drew explores how Jesus teaches us to pray with purpose, aligning our hearts with God's kingdom. Discover the power of prayer as a prophetic act that invites heaven into our present reality.