This Sunday Tim talked about how we all hope in something. We hope our family will look a certain way, we hope for that promotion, we hope for that thing that will make our lives different, better.

Who's hope are you going to trust in - yours or God's?

This Sunday was a packed Sunday with 6 baptisms and celebrating all that has God done and sharing how thankful we are for his blessings and provision!

This Sunday Pastor Jon asked us what mountains need to be moved in your life and cast into the sea?

This Sunday Pastor Jon gave a Building Our Home update and called our church to start praying about how and what God might be calling each person in our church to give.

If we're going to say YES to living generously, we'll have to say NO to some of these appetites.

The secret ingredient is contentment.

How do we say "enough" when we live surrounded with messages designed to make us feel continually dissatisfied?

How can we, who have more than we need, find the will to say "no" when technically, we can afford to say yes?

This Sunday Hunter Dees talked about giving first instead of last. Giving isn't law but the way we handle our money shows the condition of our hearts.

This Sunday we started a new sermon series called This Is What We Do. The idea behind this series is "This is what we do because of what God has already done."

Hunter Dees spoke on how to be a good steward of our finances and resources.

Are you generous? Who truly owns all that you have?

This Sunday, our Family and Impact Pastor, Tim Tullis, talked about how we can make an impact around us.

We can impact the world around us by loving the people around us regardless of how they treat us, being with people, making peace, embracing others, and respecting people and their views.

This Sunday Pastor Jon talked about how Jesus radically transforms our life after we meet Him and we are never the same.

We become what we behold. What are you beholding? Who are you becoming?

This Sunday Pastor Jon talked about how we must fight against isolation because we need a caring family. Two Rivers is a caring family and as a caring family we love people genuinely. Romans 12:9-13 paints a picture of what this looks like. It’s a beautiful picture of how Christ has loved us.