The River Church Sermons

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The River Church Sermons is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 497 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The River Church Sermons

  Can I see your ID?

  Sep 7, 202636 min

  Change. It’s happening all around us—to our culture, our technology, our families, our bodies, our world. Few folks truly want change, but all folks face it. As the River Church family, we are right smack in the middle of it. Perhaps the most important question we can ask in its midst of is, “Who are we?” This Sunday we begin a new series looking at an ancient scroll (Ephesians) seeking to answer this timeless question. The next few months bring a pivotal season and series for our church family, and we invite you—even urge you—to be part of it!

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  When Things Change in Your Life, I Am the Way

  Aug 31, 202619 min

  In John 14 when Jesus makes a big announcement the disciples aren’t sure what to do with the information. The plan’s changing and the disciples start freaking out. Jesus twice tells them, “fear not.” It’s the passage where Jesus assures them in the midst of change, “I am the way, the truth, and the light.” Jesus wasn’t stating some concept or new idea. He was telling his disciples, “I am the way.” Jesus leads the way. We follow Him. The closer you are to him the more clear the way becomes. We have to stop thinking that Christianity is some moral code to follow and start seeing it as a daily side by side, best friends relationship with the person of Jesus. Do you have that kind of deal going on with Jesus? Or is it still in the ought to, gotta, should, better or else kind? The, well, if I do this then that happens. Such a better deal being offered than that. I want to know the guy or gal who came up with this otta Christianity and tell them how many people they mislead. Jesus is offering something so much better. Man o man. Let’s turn the corner for good. Out goes fear, judgment, comparison, shame, guilt and the rest. What a lousy version of pseudo Christianity. And when Jesus changes the plan, he says, just keep following me.

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  A Call to Worship

  Aug 24, 202641 min

  What do we do when we simply don’t feel like worshiping, or feel too distracted to worship? Psalm 103 begins with a surprising command: “Praise the Lord, O' my soul.” Rather than waiting for our feelings to lead us, the Psalm invites us to remind our hearts who God is and what He has done. He forgives, redeems, heals, satisfies, and surrounds us with steadfast love and compassion. He knows our weakness, loves us as a compassionate Father, and reigns over all things. We’ll call our own souls to remember God's character and his love for us. This can steady our hearts, awaken our worship, and lead us to a place of deep trust in the one who is worthy of worship.

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  A Call to Worship

  Aug 24, 202641 min

  What do we do when we simply don’t feel like worshiping, or feel too distracted to worship? Psalm 103 begins with a surprising command: “Praise the Lord, O' my soul.” Rather than waiting for our feelings to lead us, the Psalm invites us to remind our hearts who God is and what He has done. He forgives, redeems, heals, satisfies, and surrounds us with steadfast love and compassion. He knows our weakness, loves us as a compassionate Father, and reigns over all things. We’ll call our own souls to remember God's character and his love for us. This can steady our hearts, awaken our worship, and lead us to a place of deep trust in the one who is worthy of worship.

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  Decisions, Decisions

  Aug 17, 202640 min

  It’s called analysis paralysis: the experience of having so many choices and so many angles to consider that actually making a decision feels impossible. In a time and place with arguably more options than any other in history and in a digital age where we are consistently exposed to the highlight reels of other people's lives, we know the experience of analysis paralysis all too well. Life is full of decisions large and small. So, how can followers of Jesus make wise decisions? And how can we discern God's leading and guidance when facing life's decisions? Join us as we look at the book of Proverbs and learn together to seek God's will and make wise decisions.

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