We often think of worship as our gift to God, but it is also His gift to us. When we come together in worship to express our love for God in music and song it unifies our hearts, focuses our minds and magnifies God in our field of vision. This makes worship one of the most powerfully transformative experiences a person can have.

Jesus spoke two words to a few individuals that changed their lives, and those individuals went on to change human history forever. The words were 'Follow Me'. The invitation to follow Jesus remains open to us today. So what does it mean to follow Jesus?

Prayer is one of the greatest gifts given to us by God. Prayer provides us with an opportunity to have an ongoing conversation with God, and can radically transform our lives. So how should we pray?

Special guests Simone & Sarah Assis were interviewed by Tim Healy at Riverview Church's annual Reach Giving weekend. Tim also spoke about how we need to trust in God for our provision, and use what He provides to do good.

The biblical mandate to 'do good' is about more than charity or philanthropy. It's about leading change, influencing others and seeing transformation in our communities. Discover the important role that your example plays in realising that transformation.

Doing good often leads to physical tiredness and emotional weariness so how do we safeguard our hearts against the onset of giving and serving fatigue?

God wants us to be a blessing to others through doing good. The good news is that we don’t need money, education, ability or popularity to do so. The opportunity to do good is all around us. We just need to be able to see it and willing to seize it.

How do we do good? And how do we know what we do is good? Tim Costello explains that we need to measure what we do against Jesus, the definition of what God is, and why God is good.

Life’s storms are an opportunity for God to grow his people and show his power. Lessons from the life of Jonah help us discover how God uses storms to achieve his plan and purpose for each and every one of us.

Is there someone that you compare yourself to, and find that you never seem to be enough, have enough or do enough to match them? We need to avoid the Comparison Trap, and discover that in Jesus, we are enough.