Acts 5: 27-42

Bobby paints a picture with words of what being bold looks like when powered by the Holy Spirit in the following statement. "Being bold is taking advantage of every opportunity provided by God and by creating opportunities even when we feel there are none!"

Colossians 3:17 & Romans 12:2

Due to technical difficulties in the recording of the Ridge weekly message, we give you the message pastor Bobby preached at City Lights Church, in Clinton Tn on how we can know God's plan for our lives.

Acts 2: 42-48

Bobby challenges us all to ask this question of ourselves, "What would my life show I'm devoted to?" Sadly people of todays church devotion to "self" differs greatly with the people from the early church's devotion being Jesus' teaching.

Acts 4: 8-35

Kevin's message methodically uses the bunny suit scene from "A Christmas Story" to symbolize storms we all face in life. In continuation of the Acts series, Kevin's reference (Acts 4) teaches us how to trust God and reject the "bunny."

Acts 3: 1-26

Atonement is a big church word used to describe how all can be reconciled back to God through Jesus Christ. At the time of Jesus' crucifixion on the cross, reconciliation was made available to every bystander in the crowd that shouted "Crucify Him", the disciples that turned their back on Him, and even to the Roman soldiers physically responsible for His death.

Acts 2: 1-41

Bobby's sermon brought to light that God's word has life in Jesus name and so do you and me. Seeing an resurrected Jesus forever changed Peter, but Jesus says an even greater gift is having Him in us as the Holy Spirit.

1 John 1: 7-10

Wesley unapologetically portrays Jesus as the gospel. We are blemished (unacceptable to God) and Jesus is not; so through Jesus alone can we be acceptable to God.

1 Corinthians 10:13

Human nature says, "God won't give you more than you can handle." Rusty explains this statement is untrue because Jesus didn't say it nor does the Bible teach it.

1 John 1: 8-10

Bobby unpacks three cultural misconceptions that dangerously waters down man's relationship with sin.

Bobby challenges us all with this question, "What kind of person does God want you to be?" This sermon lays out how life change can happen in response to questions.