Rumbling Waters Church Audio Podcast

We are so excited for another week in God's word and to be able to share with you what the Bible teaches. This week we are continuing to exam the life of Peter and his Ministry. We look closely at a passage in Galatians 2:11-13 where Paul confronts Peter's Hypocritical behavior towards Gentiles. Paul was a friend who confronted Peter with harsh, but loving truth. Those are the kind of believers that we need in our life. Then we can truly grow to be more like Christ.

We pray that God would speak to you through His word and that you would seek him out in the Word. We love you Ridge Family.

We are excited for another week of teaching in our series "Grow With the Flow" where we are studying the life of Peter. This week Pastor Trip walks us through the difference between knowing everything about Jesus and becoming more like Jesus. Immediate life change takes place when we accept Jesus as our Lord and savior. But, that's not the end of our walk. It's only the beginning of an ongoing process that we'll be in until eternity. Following and becoming like Jesus is a process that causes us to grow. We hope and pray that this message would encourage you and give you strength.

Heavenly Peace is a phrase that we are very familiar with, especially during this time of the year. This week in part 3 of our Christmas series, Pastor Trip is teaching specifically on this well-known phrase and how we can acquire the heavenly peace that the Bible promises us. In order to attain true peace, we must look to Jesus and realize that true heavenly peace is not attainable without him. We hope and pray that you would be able to find peace this Christmas season through our savior Jesus Christ.

Today we are in part two of our series, "Christmas Delivered" with Pastor Trip teaching from Luke 1 on the miracle that God performed through Zechariah and Elizabeth who were amazed when an Angel came to them, telling them they would give birth to a son and they would call him John. They didn't know what to do other than to ask how that would happen. And a lot of times we do the same thing. Instead of asking how - we should start saying wow at all the things God has done in our lives.

This is the season of hope – delivered to us through our savior Jesus Christ. The world can deliver us gifts and material things but it can’t deliver eternal hope to our lives. That can only be found through God’s greatest gift to us. We hope and pray that this series would touch your heart and that

This week we were honored to hear a message from Josh Roberie. Josh has been apart of Ridge church for years serving us through ARC. His message is a reminder that we don't have to have an outgoing personality or be an expert in everything that Bible says in order to share our faith. We simply just have to share how God has transformed our lives and invite others to begin seeing how God can transform theirs. We pray that this message would encourage you and challenge you to share your faith this Holiday Season. 

This week we are wrapping up our series "Somewhere we Know But Haven't Been." Pastor Leroy reminds us that the hope of heaven encourages us to serve God's kingdom on earth. While we wait patiently on our Savior's return, it is our mission to serve and love those around us the way that Jesus loved us. It is our prayer that this message and this series would have an impact on your life and help you to love Christ more.

This week we are continuing our series, "Somewhere We Know But Haven't Been" with Pastor Leroy continuing his teaching on Heaven. Last week Pastor Leroy reminded us of how heaven will be like a new earth and God will redeem His broken creation. In this week's message, we are reminded that God will renew our purpose in Heaven. We will continually glorify God without the hindrance of our flesh and the sin that lingers in it.

This week we are ending our series "If You Could Write the World." We are so thankful for all that God has done through this message. This week Pastor Trip teaches about the life that we are called to live as followers as Jesus. We are called to a life of holiness and righteousness. How we respond to that calling will determine where we will spend eternity and how others will remember us when we leave this earth. We hope and pray that this message will challenge you and encourage you to follow the calling of Jesus.