Jesus

Right after telling us to “love” genuinely, Romans 12:9 tells us to “hate.” What are we supposed to “abhor”?

To conclude our Ancient Christmas Prayers series, we allow a 10th century prayer for epiphany guide us in remembering that the Light of the World came at Christmas.

For some people, forgiving others of their wrongs is hard. But for many people, forgiving themselves seems impossible! What should a Jesus-follower do with a past full of regrets?

The last step a Jesus-follower needs to do “Before You Share Your Faith” is to be prepared to use words to communicate the gospel.

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

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?

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

To conclude our “In Christ” series, we look at the wonderful topic of “freedom” in Christ.

This week, we jump into a common Christian concept that can become extremely personal – forgiveness.

In this week’s portion of the “In Christ” series, we look at the promise Jesus made in John 10 that can bring immense emotional and spiritual peace.

Several times in the New Testament, Jesus-followers are told they are “alive in Christ.” But what exactly does that mean?