Following Jesus

If Christians are going to “love like Jesus loved,” they need to love the people Jesus loves – which includes people very different than them!

Jesus commands His followers to share the news of His love for humanity as shown through the cross and empty tomb. But evangelism is more than just knowing the gospel – it also means knowing the person with whom you are sharing.

Jesus commanded His followers to “Go… and make disciples.” But to help someone become a disciple means you have to share the gospel news with them. There are five things you need to do and know before you share your faith.

In the conclusion of our “One Another” blog series, Ed Pavelec, one of Riverwood’s elders, talks through the awkward (yet beautiful) command to “submit to one another”.

When you’ve been wronged, it is SO hard to forgive the trespasser. Yet, God calls for us to “forgive one another.” Why?

Erin Bird, Riverwood’s lead pastor, walks us through the awkward “one another” of admonishing.

Jake Epley, Riverwood’s Worship Gathering Director, shines the light this week on the concept of “bearing one another’s burdens.”

What does it mean to “honor one another”? And why does the Bible make honor a competition?

This week, Riverwood’s Administrative Assistant, Minette Ericson, helps us consider what it means to be “devoted” to one another.

Matt Townsley, one of Riverwood’s elders, invites us to consider why a Jesus-follower should serve others.

Riverwood’s Kids Creek director helps us consider what it means for Jesus-followers to “accept one another.”

We begin a new series on the “one anothers” of the New Testament, kicking off by talking about love.