In this mid-week message series join Darren as he invites us to examine the provocative and challenging questions Jesus asked during his ministry.
What can Bartimaeus. the blind beggar on the Jericho Road teach us about faith. What did he do that inspired Jesus to say "what do you want me to for you". Join Darren as he opens up the word and explains that Jesus is the Divine YES of God.
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Riverside had the enormous pleasure and privilege of being blessed by the testimony and preaching of Monica and Daniel Claughton. This Godly couple have a ministry in Sudan which is involved in the rescue and discipling of abused and neglected street children. They witness God's supernatural provision, blessing and deliverance and are seeing, by God's grace and mercy a movement of church planters amongst the children they look after. You will be impacted by their humility and powerful witness to the good news of Jesus Christ.
This Life group material is based on Darren's sermon The Divine Yes. Please use this sermon summary and questions to delve deeper into what this might mean for you.
Josh opens up for us the wonder and beauty of Jesus coming to earth full of grace and truth. He them outlines how this truth should impact our lives and how we should interact with those around us. Great practical teaching.
Thanks Mal for jumping in at the last minute with some great advice for our spiritual health. Enjoy everyone.
Join Darren as he takes an in depth look at the phrase 'The House of God'. He will track it back to its first use in Scripture when Jacob experiences a strange dream about a ladder between heaven and earth and exclaims "surely this place is the house of God'.
Faith is often portrayed in the New Testament as the opposite of physically seeing. For example 'we live by faith and not by sight'. Today we explore what faith really does as it anchors us in the unseen.
We tend to associate repentance with remorse and sorrow, however it has a deeper and more profound meaning that we need to grasp if we are truly going to usher in the Kingdom of God..