The Boldness of the Church (The Book of Acts #7) May 21, 2023 Back in the stone ages — before Roku and Apple TV and Fire sticks, when those of us living in the early 2000s had […]
The Heart of the Church (The Book of Acts #6) May 14, 2023 Let me start with a question. Think of the most caring person you have ever known. It’s Mother’s Day, so many of you will […]
The Star of the Church (The Book of Acts #5) May 7, 2023 Years ago, when my wife and I lived in Cedar Rapids, I was standing outside talking with one of my neighbors, and I found […]
The Overflow of the Tongue (Tongue of Fire #2) April 23, 2023 Pastor Erin begins by highlighting the importance of our speech, stating that our words have the power to create or destroy. He argues that […]
The Power of the Tongue (Tongue of Fire #1) April 17, 2023 Pastor Erin begins by discussing the power of our words, stating that our speech can bring life or death. He argues that our words […]
Easter Sunday (Death, Defeated) April 9, 2023 He is risen! He is risen indeed. I love Easter Sunday, and I especially love having kids in the room for it. You bring […]
The Walking Dead (Death, Defeated) April 2, 2023 First, a round of applause for all of you — because the fact that you’re here means you successfully survived April Fool’s Day. Hopefully […]
The Function of the Church (Gospel on the Move #4) March 26, 2023 A year and a half ago we did a series called Defining Church, and in it I told a story about my daughters. At […]
The Start of the Church (Gospel on the Move #3) March 19, 2023 On Easter Sunday of 2014 — April 20th — Riverwood Church launched. Except if you really think about it, we didn’t start on April […]
Leaders for the Church (Gospel on the Move #2) March 5, 2023 My mom says that when I was three or four years old, I had a hero. That’s not unusual. Most three- and four-year-olds have […]
The Mandate for the Church (Gospel on the Move #1) February 26, 2023 Have you ever had the sense that you simply had to do something? You couldn’t explain it, but you felt compelled. I’m supposed to […]