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Sometimes conflict and injustice come into our lives and we didn’t directly provoke it. Whenever injustice occurs, it’s natural to desire retaliation. When we pursue our own retaliation, it reveals a heart that doesn’t trust in the Lord’s ultimate rescue. Join us to find out the bibles solutions...

All of us struggle with controlling our speech. Every time we open our mouth we are revealing to others something about us. What we say gives us away. Lets see what the bible has to say about redeemed speech..

One of the major pressure points we face is learning to be people of action. Over time we gather more and more information but sadly personal change doesn’t come. God’s desire is that we would be people who hear His Word and then choose an obedient response. He wants us to move from information to application, which leads to life long transformation and blessing. Lets dive further into James and find out how...

We often don’t realize the deadly process that is taking place when we are being tempted. It’s easy to ignore subtle temptations because it doesn’t seem like it’s a big deal. We need to be reminded to stand guard because of our constant vulnerability. Let's dive into the sobering process laid out in James..

Whether you’re going through the fire right now or not, suffering may be right around the corner. Developing the right perspective on suffering is critical. Some would say that we can somehow escape trouble and suffering however James is clear that...

Forgiveness can seem impossible and without Christ—it truly is. When we decide to follow Christ, we become citizens of a brand-new kingdom. We now have a new forgiveness reflex that we must learn and live. This sermon will look at how to move past pride to forgive and how we can experience peace and power when we do

Bitterness that’s left unchecked can grow deeper and deeper, robbing you of the life God desires for you. This sermon will look at how to work through bitterness in a godly way.

Jesus was the most right and least judgmental person who ever lived. We should live the same way because we don’t change people by judging them. We change them by loving them.

Being offended is inevitable. Living offended is a choice. This sermon will look at how holding an offense/grudge leads to destruction over the long-haul. It can divide families/friends/churches, distract Christians from their mission, and discredit our witness. This sermon will look at how God’s brings healing as we let go of our offenses and turn to God for help.

Hearts are rarely changed by anger and judgement, but they are changed by empathy and compassion. We need to lower our expectations of others and raise our gratitude for God’s grace.

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church

Ridgeview Church