As we continue the series, "The Secret Place," Jonathan takes a note from a 17th century monk and talks about practicing the presence of God.

As we start a new series about the place that we go to meet God, we look at a group of people who appear a little deficient in that area: the Pharisees.

Pastor Jonathan Tagg wraps up his discussion of the Imagine Series and recaps the benefits of obedient and sacrificial giving.

In the fourth week of the "Imagine" series, Jonathan takes a page from the story of King David to give us a strong vision of generosity.

Today, Don Linscott talks about the value of a capital campaign in the life of the church, and the many benefits to a spiritual family other than raising money.

In this second week of the capital campaign series, Jonathan talks about King David's choice to buy something that was offered to him for free, and what that means for a giver's heart.

The River is entering a season of faith to consider the next steps for our congregation, and Jonathan shares how Israel shared a similar journey for perspective on following God in this time.

Jack McDonald takes a piece out of the Nicene creed to answer the question, "What do we mean that Jesus is the Son of God?" Since we're at Nicea, we'll also hear about a heretic that may have been punched at that council.

Today, Chris Meckley leads us along the season of Epiphany by talking about how worlds change in light of Jesus.

Today, missionary Bryan Carey talks about the pursuit of peace. Along the way, we'll hear also from the ideas of Truth, Mercy, and Justice.