Riverbank Church

We're often quick to give up on things that we don't see an immediate return from. But as Pastor Andreas teaches in this message, we get what pray for, what we pay for, and what we stay for.

Each person has unique gifts and abilities. It's not about how much ability you have, but how well you are using what you have been given.

The majority of believers don't know anything about their "spiritual gifts", and many others have misunderstood what spirituals gifts are. Truly understanding the unique gifts we've been given will help us live the fullness of God's plan for our lives.

Many believers try and struggle to fight through life's battles because we rely on our own strength when there is a far greater power available.

We probably understand who God is, and who Jesus is, but that third part of the trinity - Holy Spirit - is often left misunderstood. It's important that we gain a biblical understanding of who exactly is the Holy Spirit, and what role He plays in the life of believers.

The most famous mountain in the Eastern US also happens to have the worst weather in the world! Much like our lives, climbing that which is unknown and unpredictable can be both excruciating and exhilarating.

So many of us have experienced depression and it can sometimes seem like there's no way out. But there is hope! There are some practical steps that we can take on the road to healing.

When climbing the mountain of life, we often think about the difficulties along the way - but forget to enjoy the climb!

If you are climbing on the mountain of anxiety, it's important that you know that it is possible to have peace.

As the highest undeveloped mountain in VT, Camel's Hump is very recognizable and can be a difficult climb on some trails. Like its' 4 major summit trails, there are 4 trails on the mountain of sickness that we might climb. Most climb this mountain at some point in their lives, so we should learn how to climb it well.

What makes Mount Monadnock unique is that its alone, isolated over 30 miles away from the next mountain. Similarly, there is an epidemic of isolation and loneliness in America. So how do we successfully climb this mountain of isolation in our lives?