Ridgeview Church Fontana

It’s often said, “Facts don’t care about your feeling.” Well, in our world today, the opposite is also true, “Feelings don’t care about your facts.” ...

Breaking bread - beyond the large group, share a meal, sharing life and faith across the table...

When we invest and invite, we're helping others grow spirtually, building a life full of faith and momentum.

Being apart of a team means you dont have to do it alone. Think of all the great things teams can accomplish while working together..

Take action with your faith, join the crew and help reach others and bring new people to Christ...

When we gather, we are empowered and topped off to head back into a new week. Through the week and over the winter, we burn through our strength, this time in worship fills us back up...

Ridgeview New Year's Eve Service. But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Matthew 6:33 ESV

Throughout Scripture, God continually paints a bright future for His people regardless of their circumstances. Christmas is the turning point in history that makes the bright future possible.

Christmas shows God’s grace and His longing to know us. Despite our sin and the injustice we see in our world...

God is always painting the picture of a bright future for us based on His heart for the people He made. The joy we feel in life has a direct correlation to the depth of the roots of it..

Sin is messy. It impacts our relationship to God and others. Getting and giving forgiveness is a crucial step to keep things right in the middle of the mess. The good news…God wants to bring healing as we wrestle with forgiveness in prayer.

We tend to make God small and our lives, and all that we have going on, far bigger. Prayer is a key way to recalibrate our position and place under God’s mighty hand. Jesus’ initial instruction to the disciples on prayer provides a lot of insight on where to start with prayer...

One of the mysteries of prayer is how misunderstood it is. We tend to shrink back from prayer because it seems impersonal or unreal. However, God has given us a great promise—when we’re still and take our anxieties and give them over to the living God—He will give us peace. This sermon will look to demystify prayer by focusing on the simple truth of how prayer helps us grow in prayer. We just need to pray as we can, and not as we can’t.

We looked at how yielding to Jesus is the first step in moving away from foolish strategies. Wisdom is the opposite of foolishness. Trust in the Lord and fear of the Lord are the beginning of wisdom...

The Nabal fool is a predator. If given the choice between a win-win or win-lose situation, they will choose win-lose every time. They prey on unsuspecting people...

The Halal fool is dangerous. They are arrogant in their push to gain status in a group. And they don’t want the status to serve the group, or accomplish the mission but to serve their desire for glory...

An extreme version of the stubbornly self centered person is the Cakal. This person has a reckless lifestyle. They blindly follow their desires and end up wrongly gratifying themselves...

There are 5 profiles of fools that emerge from studying the Hebrew words that are translated to fool in English. The second profile we are looking at is the My Way fool...

There are 5 profiles of fools that emerge from studying the Hebrew words that are translated to fool in English. The first profile we are looking at is the Easy Way fool...

Our heart guides our approach to life and relationships. Our hearts are SAD: They contain selfishness, arrogance and damage. From these heart problems we choose......