Do you have one? If you do, how do you know? What do you do with it? In week 4 of Questions, we talk about spiritual gifts and how you can know the gifts that God has given you to USE for His glory. We provided a SPIRITUAL GIFT TEST for you to take on our blog, theridgechurchblog.com

In part 3 of questions, pastor Bobby answers one of life's toughest questions. You might be surprised by the answer....again!

Do you know God's plan for your life? There is a way that you can know, and it may surprise you.

When God doesn't show up in our lives when and how we want Him to, we start asking questions. We may even wonder if he really is who He says he is and if he'll do all he promised he would do. In this message, we answer the question, did Jesus really rise from the dead.

If you're a believer, when you get to Heaven, ask around. Every story there will have begun with an invitation. We are called to be inviters; inviting people into God's story of redemption. So let's get out the invite!

In relationships, especially marriage, we can tend to be more selfish than servant. Christ has called us to reflect Him in our relationships, so the only way to do so is to exemplify a servants attitude. It's not about you.

Thanks to Justin and Trisha Davis as well as Brent and Tammy Hodge for some content (refineus.org)Sin is like trash. If left alone, it stinks up the house. We have to take it out. In a marriage concerning conflict, when we just let it go unresolved, it becomes like trash. Repetance and forgiveness is the best solution.

We've all disappointed someone haven't we? Maybe it was your spouse, or your boss, or a very close friend that you cut really deeply and you feel like you could never be forgiven. Luckily, we're not alone in that. The Bible tells us how Peter disappointed Jesus multiple times and how Jesus showed Peter grace; the same grace we can receive.

What is your role as a man/husband? What is your role as a woman/wife? Good thing the Bible tells us! Check out this past Sunday's message.

Friendship matters. Not only in general, but in all relationships. What kind of friend are you to your friends, your spouse and others? Do you make the boat better? Is Jesus in the boat?