The Rim Church

This week, guest speaker Max Lucado teaches what it looks like to win the war on worry. We learn what it looks like to celebrate God's goodness, ask God for help, leave concerns with God, and meditate on good things.

Max Lucado

Philippians 4:4-8

This Sunday, we spent time praying as a church family. To prepare for that prayer time, we turned to Luke 18 to see how Jesus calls us to pray.

Luke 18:1-30

Brad Hobbs

This week, we turn to 1 Corinthians 4 as we learn what it looked like for the church in Corinth to reorient itself to have a roadmap for a Kingdom life.

Brad Hobbs

1 Corinthians 4

This week, we study 1 Corinthians 2 and address the questions: How can the Corinthian church (and the modern-day church) remain unified amid different/impressive leaders, influencers, and philosophers? What might change in your life if you trusted more in the Spirit of God (source) than you trusted in impressive leaders, influencers, and philosophers (resources)?

LaShaude James

1 Corinthians 2

Today we are entering into a new sermon series walking through the book of 1 Corinthians over the course of the summer. The tagline for our series is Love, Jesus, and the People who make it difficult. But here’s the spoiler - most of the time, we, ourselves, make it difficult. 

As we walk through this series, we hope to wrestle with the truth of scripture and Paul’s instructions to the church in Corinth on what living this Christian life looks like.

Austin Johnson

1 Corinthians 1

Ecotones are the transitional areas between two distinct ecosystems. These are fascinating and dynamic spaces where unique phenomena can occur. Every transition zone is created and organized by God for our absolute best. The question then becomes how do we respond so that our life experiences the power of an ecotone instead of a dead zone? This week we look at examples in scripture of what transition can bring, and what our response to it should be.

Brad Hobbs

Exodus 14-18, Acts 1 & 2

This week we take a look at Psalm 34 as we study what it actually looks like to magnify Christ in our lives. As followers of Jesus, we are called to redirect, illuminate, and clean the lens from which we see, that Christ may be magnified in us!

Kristin Soileau

Psalm 34

God often uses wilderness experiences to move us from a spirit of slavery to a spirit of Sonship.

Drew Worsham

Galatians 4:4-7, Exodus 16:19-20, John 14:18

As we finish up our series in John, we learn about the grace and redemption that is offered through Christ. Receiving Jesus' gift of grace is not living in the shame of the past, but looking at our present and future hope!

Brad Hobbs

John 21:15-24

If you knew Jesus was praying for you, how would it change how you lived your life? Not just your friends, family, spouse praying for you, but if you knew Jesus was praying and interceding for you, what would change?

Austin Johnson

John 17