Love

Humans tend to ostracize individuals who are socially awkward or different than them. But in Christ’s Body (the Church), it should be the opposite!

As we begin a new series on the topic of “membership” (being part of a church family), we set the foundation for the series with a discussion about love.

This week, we conclude our One Though series from Romans 12 by looking at verse 13, considering the power of showing hospitality.

Romans 12:10 tells Christians to “love one another with brotherly love.” But what exactly does that look like?

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

This week, we start a new blog series where we will look at one thought from a verse from Romans 12:9-13.

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.

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

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.

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