Riverbank Church

Compulsive behavior, unstoppable desires, and addictions trouble many for years and sometimes, for a lifetime. Yet, these strongholds in our lives can be tamed, eliminated, and taken captive by the truth of Jesus. Chains can be broken and our lives set free by God’s power and His unchangeable Word. Break free today!

When we see life through the lens of a Creator, it becomes a game-changer not just by how we treat others, but how we value life. No matter who the person is at whatever stage in life or background all life should be valued and protected.

Social Justice is a matter of the church rolling up its sleeves and becoming the hands and feet of Jesus. As Christians, we have a responsibility to repair those social factors that can keep entire segments of our population stuck in hopelessness and despair. There's no better person to learn how than from Jesus himself!

In order to navigate through some of the hottest topics in a responsible way we should clearly understand that truth is not relative but it is absolute - there are rights, wrongs, and absolute truths whether we agree or not. As Christians, our truth is founded in Jesus and His Word! The truth can set you free!

When we want to get to know someone, we usually set up a date for coffee or lunch…talking and sharing then takes place naturally. The same applies for deepening our relationships - and the best way to do this is at a Table Group! Pull up a chair and share a meal & life with others! Move from being a part of the crowd to a committed community!

Healthy people grow in every way possible. Just like children should grow physically, mentally, and intellectually Christians should grow over time spiritually if not, you would be immature and not very effective in God's rescue mission plan. In this message, we will learn from the insights of Peter, one of Jesus' closest followers, how our faith should be a growth process where eventually you get to a place of great purpose and effectiveness.

No family is perfect and most families are messy! Most struggle to figure out how to get along and how to relate to one another. The life of Noah, the builder of the largest lifeboat ever, teaches some lessons on building a healthy, godly family. Noah shows that building on the foundation of God’s standards worked back then and still works for our families today!

In the time of an OUTBREAK, we should strive to be productive and seek a BREAKOUT of new habits that make a difference in our lives and others!

The news headlines may be very disheartening but it’s not falling a part! God has a plan for the end of times and He wants us to be informed. He wants us to encourage one another. Its not falling apart, its actually falling into place!

Living to please God should be the goal of every believer. When we do, we become a shining light of hope in a dark and hopeless world. This is God's Plan!

Despite pain and persecution in our lives, followers of Jesus can experience JOY. Discover how taking the long view can help us overcome challenging seasons in life.

No matter what is happening in the world around us, we can be confident in GOD’S PLAN. Discover what it really means to be a part of that plan...a church on a rescue mission!

Nate Parks joins us for the last message of our Voices 2020 series to teach us how we are to reorient our minds to the rescue mission.

Pastor Zenzo Matoga from Impact Church talks with us about the important part that change plays in our spiritual walk.

Pastor Tim Owens from Mission City Church shares with us a message on how to listen to God's Voice of Calling.

Pastor Sean Sears from Grace Church in Boston, MA joins us to tell us how much God loves and values those who are not close to Him and how we can love them where they are.

Pastor Miles McPherson talks to us about a third option when it comes to seeing the world in an "Us vs. Them" mentality.

Pastor Paul Voltmer teaches us about how God's love holds us as we walk through the challenging and tough times of life.

Pastor Matt teaches us what it means to accept our oil and step into the calling that God has on our lives to serve Him.

We have so many things fighting for our attention. It can be very easy to get overwhelmed and distracted. This week we’ll learn how to keep our focus on the one thing that matters - JESUS! No matter what the “new normal” is, Jesus is our constant!