Riverbank Church

Love is how we prove to the world that we follow Jesus. Let the church love all people unconditionally, and let our love point people to Jesus.

With so much changing around us; truth can be hard to define. Tune in to discover what the church really is and where you belong!

This week we learn how we can stay focused on the biggest part of our faith and to live with an eternity mindset.

The apostle Paul reminds us to remove the excess and come back to a simple faith.

Rachel teaches us about how we can become secure and deeply rooted in our faith in Christ.

The apostle Paul reminds us to remove the excess and come back to a simple faith.

Jesus is the ultimate example of a selfless life. Even in a crisis, He was motivated by love.

Easter is all about Jesus' love for people.

The world isn't falling apart. It's falling into place. God has a plan.

Despite the craziness going on around us, we can have confidence in knowing that God has a plan for it all.

God created us to be positive - and yet many of us naturally gravitate toward negativity. So how do we change the way we think?

Many of us have heard the phrase "love your enemy". So who is our "enemy", and how are we supposed to love them?

We all have relationships, but we're not always great at them. So how do we learn to get along with the people who are closest to us?

Love is a word that is common. It's something we all strive for and desire. However, in order to truly understand how to love, we must first experience the love of Jesus.

There can be some confusion as to what a church is and what it is not. So what does it look like to be a breakout church?

Faith is not intended to stay where it is, it's intended to grow and move forward. This year, we're after a breakout faith: a faith that emerges with suddenness and becomes a catalyst of rescue.

2020 is a breakout year: a year of sudden emergence out of the chains, guilt, and emptiness that hold us back. A breakout life can depend on whether you GIVE UP or GO ON when things don’t go the way you had expected them to.

Many of us are still bound to the past. But because of Jesus, we no longer have to live in that hopelessness. 2020 is a breakout year: a year of sudden emergence out of the chains, guilt, and emptiness that hold us back.

Merry Christmas! During this season, we celebrate the hope & peace that we have because of Jesus.

Biblical truths can be found in some of our favorite Christmas movies - and in the movie "The Polar Express", we find a main character whose doubt is very relatable to the challenges we find in our faith.