True love is not about keeping score but about cultivating patience, kindness, and a selfless heart. Pastor Jared teaches on how Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 13 call us to a deeper love that transcends cynicism and selfish motives, pointing us toward a life shaped by the eternal love of Christ, face to face.

Fear can either dominate us or it can be transformed into faith. Pastor Jarrett Stevens shares that by shifting our perspective and trusting God’s presence, even in the midst of challenges, we can find peace and strength to overcome our fears.

Love is the most excellent way, and it shapes our identity more than any moral or giftedness. Pastor Jared teaches on how Paul, in 1 Corinthians 13, encourages the church to anchor themselves not in their moral arguments or spiritual gifts but in the enduring, transformative power of love that remains through all things.

Love is the highest standard, and it must be the driving force behind everything we do, or we miss the point. Pastor Jared teaches on 1 Corinthians 13, showing how Paul calls us to view our lives through the lens of love. We must move beyond personal gain to embrace a selfless, patient, and trusting way of living.

Emotions, when handled with care, can lead to deeper healing and growth. Mike Foster teaches that by following Jesus' example—pausing to pray and act with purpose—we can cultivate emotional health and spiritual well-being.

The legacy of a father is seen in the lives of those they shape, whether through acts of strength, tenderness, or reconciliation. In this Father’s Day message, Pastor Jared reflects on how both his father and grandfather influenced him, emphasizing the lasting impact of fatherly love and forgiveness.

Racial reconciliation is not a secondary issue, but central to the gospel and God's vision for humanity. Pastor Jared shares how the image of God in all people calls us to move beyond passive neutrality into active love, fostering a world where heaven and earth meet in the messy middle of racial unity.

The Church at RB is beginning a dialogue to listen and learn from black members in our congregation. We want to use this time to lead with our ears and not our mouths as the whole country is leaning in to understand an injustice that began long ago and is real today.

The Church at RB is beginning a dialogue to listen and learn from black members in our congregation. We want to use this time to lead with our ears and not our mouths as the whole country is leaning in to understand an injustice that began long ago and is real today.

The Church at RB is beginning a dialogue to listen and learn from black members in our congregation. We want to use this time to lead with our ears and not our mouths as the whole country is leaning in to understand an injustice that began long ago and is real today.