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This Sunday we will be starting a new series in 1 Peter which we are calling Firm in the Faith. Peter is writing to Christians spread across the world to encourage them to continue to hope in God and the salvation he has accomplished in Christ. Life in our world is difficult, and we see and experience tremendous amounts of suffering daily, but this should not lead us to despair or abandon our faith. Peter wants us to remember what God is doing even in the midst of everything - that God will be faithful to save us. Peter also makes God really big in his letter. The bigger we see God in our world and in our lives the surer our hope becomes. If we are going to face everything that life throws at us we need to hope in the Gospel and what God is doing. This week we will begin our study of 1 Peter looking at 1 Peter 1:1-12. Here Peter wants to remind us who we are as Christians and of our relationship to the world. We are ‘elect exiles’ as he calls us. People chosen by God for a salvation that will be accomplished, and yet we live life as foreigners on this earth as we wait for Jesus. We will be tested through suffering, but that suffering is used of God to refine us. This is what God has planned, and he will be faithful.
This will be the last sermon in our series on The Church. Jeremiah Johnston will be preaching from Hebrews 10:23-25. In these verses the author of Hebrews encourages us as the church to not neglect meeting together, but to meet regularly as the body of Christ to encourage one another as we wait for Christ’s return. In addition, the author of Hebrews encourages us as the church to consider how we can continue to stir one another up to love and good deeds as we hold fast the confession of our faith without wavering, because God will be faithful to complete our salvation in Christ.
Today we will continue our church series as we look at John 13:34-35 – The Church: Known For Love. These two verses are Jesus’ new command to the disciples–that his new society of believers, the church, will be known for the love that it has between its members. Furthermore, it will be this love that will be a witness to the world. This love will be defined by the love Jesus showed his disciples, and the love he has shown to the world on the cross. These are truly challenging verses for us to wrestle with as a church. This kind of love can only come through a mind and heart that has been transformed by the Gospel and empowered by the Spirit.
This Sunday as we think more about the church we will consider how God has uniquely called and gifted believers, that make up the body of Christ, to serve in the church. As we use our gifts the church grows in maturity and advances the kingdom of God. It is imperative that each one of us find our place in the church to use our giftings. Some giftings are very practical and others are more miraculous, but the Bible teaches us that each gift is equally important for the body of Christ to function properly as God designed. This begs the question, “How has God gifted you to serve in the church? Are you serving?” If you haven’t found your place yet, “We need you!” We will consider service as part of the Christian’s life from 1 Corinthians 12:4-1, 27-31 & Romans 12:3-8. Take a moment to read these passages. Kelsey Conroy and others will share with us some new things we are doing to better help you find a place to serve at Risen Life.
This Sunday we will be diving deeper into our look at the Church and talk about one of the primary purposes it serves in the life of believers. God places us as believers in the church so that we can grow up into maturity in Christ. Ephesians 4:10-16 tells us how God has designed the church to be an incubator for Christian growth. God has given the good gift of leadership to the church to help train the church to do ministry together. Under the authority of Christ the church leadership and members work to help one another grow in Christ. We also see in this passage that the members grow in their understanding of doctrine, how they are gifted to serve, and in love for God and man. Take a few minutes today to read through these verses and think about how the church has been a place for you to grow in Christ. Being a part of a local church is an indispensable part of God’s plan to continue to transform your life and heart into the image of Christ.
This Sunday we will be continuing in our Church Series looking at - The Church: A New Society. What Jesus is doing in the church is recreating a new society of people that are in relationship with God the Father. They come out of the world and begin to grown into a gathering where God’s Spirit dwells. The Bible gives us several metaphors for the new society of the Church. It calls it a household, a living temple, and a body. Each one of these metaphors are meant to speak to the nature of the church being made up of individuals, and yet together making an important whole. Every member of the church is important in God’s eyes, and it would be a strange situation to be a Christian and not be connected to the body of Christ - the Church. As we consider this new society, we hope that the Spirit will show us all the beauty of what the gathering of the saints in the New Society of the Church.
This Sunday we will begin a new series on the Church. The Church is God’s best plan to declare the truth of the Gospel to the whole world so that salvation can be found in Christ. It is easy today to misunderstand the purpose of the Church, its mission, and our place it in, but it has been and is essential to God’s plan to advance his kingdom on Earth. Over the next six weeks we will look at and clarify what the Bible has to say about the church and how we as believers in Jesus are called to participate in it. This week we will look at what the church is and is called to do at its core in 1 Timothy 3:14-16 and Ephesians 3:7-12. In these passages Paul tells us that the church is meant to be the pillar of truth in the world and it mission is to declare the truth of the Gospel to the world. These affirmations of what the church is at its core will challenge us to believe if the church’s message is ultimate truth for all people. It will also challenge us as those that claim to members of the church to declare the Gospel to those God has put in our lives. Here is the Bottom Line: We as the church are called to stand for and declare the truth of the Gospel to the World.
Join us as Pastor Sean teaches us about Thomas the Disciple and how God uses his doubt in order to bring about his proclomation of Jesus as Lord.
This Sunday we will continue in our sermon series “Experiencing the Cross” and consider Mary Magdalene’s experience of the resurrection in John 20:1-18. Mary experiences the sorrow, confusion, and pain of losing the one that healed her of seven demons, the one she walked with for years, and her mentor and teacher that had given her hope. Her sorrow and confusion will be replaced with great Joy as Jesus appears and reveals himself to her first. Jesus wants us to remember the events of the resurrection, hear him call us by name, and believe. Our response to the resurrection should be to put our faith in him, that he is who he said he is, the Son of God our Savior, proven by the resurrection. He is Risen!
This week we will consider the Roman Centurion and his Experience of the Cross this week out of Matthew 27:45-54. This unnamed Centurion likely witnessed much of Jesus’ sham trial, may have participated in mocking him, and seems to be entrusted with overseeing Christ’s crucifixion all the way to the end. But another surprising event occurs. This Roman soldier, after witnessing the events of the day, watching the way Jesus died, and the miraculous events like an earthquake that coincided with Christ’s death, is struck with awe and makes an important confession about Jesus. He says, “Truly this was the Son of God!” The guy that wasn’t supposed to get it right, the guy that shouldn’t buy into this Jesus thing does! In fact, his confession along with similar confessions from the disciples are meant to be a model for us. Matthew wants his readers to look at Jesus and the things surrounding his life and confess that Jesus is the Son of God. Now there is a lot packed into a confession of Jesus as the Son of God, not the least of which is a claim that Jesus is divine, that we will explore tomorrow. But for now the text confronts us and asks this Holy Week, Do you believe Jesus is truly the Son of God? This is a necessary part of our confession to be saved by Christ.
Join us as Jon Perkins shares with us as we look at how the Apostle Peter experienced the cross. Peter is all in with Jesus, but when things get difficult, he quickly denies he ever knew Jesus. Jesus ultimately in his grace and mercy will forgive, restore, and commission Peter. Peter’s story and experience of the cross is one we can all relate to and teaches us a lot about the Gospel.
Pilate is an interesting character in the Gospels. Pilate gets a couple first hand interviews with Jesus, but unfortunately is too concerned with his own life, career, and managing the “Jesus Situation” to truly see the king of the universe standing before him. Jesus reveals himself to Pilate in so many ways, and yet Pilate misses Jesus. Pilate is a great example for us as we live our modern lives. We can get very caught up with the things of life that clamor for our time and attention and tend to squeeze any thoughts of Jesus out of our mind. Furthermore, it is often hard to get around the worldview we have grown up with to understand and believe the out-of-this-world truth that Jesus proclaims. Often we find ourselves dismissing the claims of the Gospel, its hope and promise of real life, to make ends meet, manage a crisis in our lives, or just get through the day. As we clamor Jesus stands in front of us with a ready invitation and open arms to embrace us and give us peace. Will we stop to consider his revelation of truth?
Join us as our College and Young Adults Minister Ben Sutton brings us a message on Barabbas and his view of the crucifiction of Jesus.
Join us as Pastor Jared concludes our series in Revaltion as we look at the final chapter in Revelation and what we have to look forward to Jesus' return.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revaltion as we look at The New Heavens and the New Earth.
Join us as we hear from one of our elders, Dr Mike Kirby, as we continue our study of the book of Revelation and look at Chapter 20 and The Millennial Reign of Christ.
Today's sermon is on Revelation 19:6-21. In these verses the multitude of the redeemed saints are celebrating God’s reign over all things and that the marriage feast of the Lamb that has finally come. We will look at the theme of marriage in the Bible and what it teaches us about the Gospel. We will also consider what it takes to be a participant in this great party at the end of the world.
This week we will continue our study in Revelation looking at Revelation 17-19:5. This really is a zoom in on the seventh bowl and God’s wrath on those that oppose him in the world. The world in these chapters is likened to the ancient city Babylon. Babylon is then pictured as a beautiful and rich prostitute that, empowered by Satan, has deceived the whole world with her wares. God is coming in judgment against the world and Satan and will defeat them both. The world will mourn and the saints will rejoice. God’s call to us in the midst of these images comes in Revelation 18:4 “Come out of her, my people…” In other words, don’t get caught up in the world’s deception and find yourself estranged from God and in sin. Rather, come out the world and live a separate and distinct life to God that is holy, living in the grace of God, and being a witness in the world. This is a timely message for us as God’s children trying to persevere in the world by faith. The world’s deception through riches, sex, and power is powerful and persuasive and can lead us far from God. We as God’s people must learn to distinguish what is of God and what is not, and not live like the world. I think this passage will challenge each one of us to evaluate our lives and see if we are living for the things of the world or God. As God reveals our hearts, he extends us the grace of his forgiveness and the power of his spirit to come out of Babylon and live a life holy to him. What are the ways you are living like the world? What is God asking you to set down and begin living for him in a new way today? Come and join the gathering of the body of Christ this week as we celebrate all that he has done to save us. Let’s be a people that are learning to come out of Babylon on our journey to the new heavenly city of God.
As the nation readies itself for the yearly battle between two of the best NFL teams tomorrow, we will be preparing ourselves for the final battle that will occur between God and the world. Revelation 15-16 gives us a glimpse of the final battle that Satan and the world are preparing to wage against God. No need to worry for believers, God will win and already has. God will put down this final rebellion once and for all. God will be true to his character and bring about justice and righteousness in the world. These chapters in Revelation recount the seven bowls of God’s wrath that God’s angels will pour out on the world to accomplish this last fight. Jesus warns us this last battle could come at any time. He also encourages us to be ready for the fight. How do we do that? Jesus says, stay awake and keep yourself clothed in the righteous clothes he provides. In other words we need to be ready and aware of what the evil world is doing around us and not be deceived by their tricks. We are to persevere in faith, continue to do the things of Christians, and keep trusting God. Once God wins the battle we will worship him forever.
This Sunday we will dive into Revelation 14 which shows us what will be the end of believers and unbelievers when Jesus returns. This is the first passage in Revelation that shows us Jesus returning to the earth and what will happen as He does so. Believers will be kept secure in the new city of God singing praises to the Father and the Son about their work of salvation in their lives. Unbelievers will face the wrath of God as Jesus comes to judge the earth, and for those that don’t repent, eternal destruction in Hell. Jesus coming is pictured as a harvest. He is coming to harvest both believers and unbelievers and gather His people into His house, and cast out unbelievers to the fire. This is both an encouraging passage for those that know Jesus, but also a sobering passage as we think about all those that don’t know Jesus. How should we respond to a passage like this? One, give our lives to Christ. Two, keep persevering in faith all the way to the end. Three, join God’s mission to save people out of the world. How is God calling you to respond to this passage?
This week we will keep plunging deeper into our study of Revelation looking at the seven trumpets in Revelation 8:6-11:19. This is a large chunk of scripture, in fact the largest we will cover in this series at one time, that deals with the theme of the sounding of the seven trumpets of judgment. These chapters in Revelation encourage us to persevere as faithful witnesses to the Gospel in these latter days as God redeems this world and brings his kingdom from heaven to earth. These will not be easy days for the church, and terrible days for unbelievers, but God and the Lamb will prevail. His kingdom will be established and for those that persevere with him in faith all the way to the end, we will dwell in the presence of the Lord forever, have all wrongs made right, and get to enjoy the New Heavens and Earth with Him.
Today we will continue our Revelation series looking at Revelation 6-8:5 and the opening of the seven seals. This is where things get spicy! As we go through the second part of our Revelation series, the goal is not to understand every detail, but rather the big things God wants to say to us about what is to come and how we can persevere as believers in faith through it all. In these chapters we wrestle with the question, ‘Who can stand in the midst of the judgments God is bringing on the earth?’ The answer is those that have been redeemed by the blood of the Lamb and sealed by God for salvation.
Revelation is a book about the perseverance of God’s people by faith in the last days. Jesus gave us seven letters to his church in chapters 1-3 and now he will begin to reveal what must soon take place in the world in the rest of the book as his kingdom comes. We will begin the second part of our study with Revelation 4-5. These are two of the greatest chapters in the Bible that pull the veil back on the throne room of heaven and show us the worship of the Godhead that is eternally ongoing. These chapters also teach us to worship God the Father for his sovereignty and creation, as well as to worship the Lamb for his sacrifice on the cross. Together, God the Father, through the work of the Son, empowered by the Spirit has brought about our redemption and is ushering in God’s Kingdom in the entire cosmos. The message of these chapters is that God the Father and Christ the Lamb are worthy of all our worship!
Join us as Pastor Jim Harding teaches us about what the Bible has to say about Hoping in the Lord.
Love is an attribute of God himself. As the Bible claims, God is love. If you enjoy being loved in any capacity, that love is meant only to be a shadow of the true source of love, God himself. The birth, life, death and resurrection of Christ are meant to be a love letter from God to all of humanity. God showed his love for us in that he did not leave us in this broken world and our sin, but rather came to rescue us and lay down his life for us. The Bible points to these actions of God in Christ as the very definition of what it means to love. In the Christmas season, God’s invitation to us in Jesus is to come and be loved. Experience the unconditional, never wavering, all-encompassing, grace infused love of God in Jesus. God loves us because of nothing in ourselves, but rather because he chose us in Jesus. It is this great love of God for us that we celebrate as we gather as the church.
We continue our Advent preaching series looking at Joy from Isaiah 9:1-7. What we see in Isaiah is the experience of joy is like coming out of gloom to the glory of God, it is a walking out of darkness into the light, moving from anguish to joy! Joy is a settled and sure happiness arising from God’s presence in our lives and a surety in the good works he is doing in our lives and in the world. Furthermore, God takes joy in the task of saving us! Part of the wonder of Christ’s birth is that it brings the possibility of real joy into our lives and our world. Let's celebrate with joy what God is doing through Jesus!
This week we are continuing our Advent Series, Whispers of His Coming, looking at Peace in Zechariah 9:9-10. The days when Zechariah prophesied were interesting times for Israel. They were back in the land after the exile, had a rebuilt temple, but still faced the oppression of a foreign nation and no real King to speak of. No doubt there was a lack of peace for the nation. However, Zechariah prophesied of a coming day when a Divine King would bring peace to the nation of Israel and all the nations of the world. Mathew 21:1-11 cites Zechariah to tell us that Jesus is the Divine King Israel has hoped for. Peace in our day, both in the world and in our own hearts, can be very elusive. Even the Christmas season with all its busy hustle and bustle can steal our peace. As we celebrate and remember the birth of Christ, let’s focus once again on Christ’s birth that is meant to reveal the peace that is available to us in the Gospel.
This Sunday we will be pushing pause on our series in Revelation and focus on the arrival of Jesus with a new series “Whispers of His Coming”. We will spend the next four weeks focusing on Old Testament prophecies of Jesus and their fulfillment in the New Testament in the life and work of Jesus. As we celebrate and prepare for Jesus’ arrival, let’s do all we can this Christmas season to keep our eyes on Him!
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation. We will complete the first section of the book of Revelation as we look at the seventh and final letter from Jesus to the Church in Laodicea in Revelation 3:14-22. This is a great letter to consider as we move into the Holiday season because in it Jesus is really asking us the question, “What do you value most in life?” We will see in this letter how our prosperity can lead us to a lukewarm faith that blinds us to our true spiritual need of Jesus. The remedy is to experience God’s love toward us in Christ, Repent of our apathy, and learn to be Zealous for Jesus.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as we look at the letter to the church in Philadelphia.Jesus commends this church that they have been faithful to keep his word and have not denied his name even though they are weak. Jesus then tells them that he is about to do something in their midst they would never believe. Jesus shows himself to be the one that controls who enters the kingdom and how the kingdom advances. In Philadelphia, Jesus is going to do a miraculous work to save the churches enemies. They will come and bow at the feet of the Christians in that church and join them in worship as they learn about the Gospel message and Christ’s love for the church. This is a great letter that encourages us to persevere in faith even when we feel powerless. Our faithfulness in following Jesus makes us available for him to move through us to advance his kingdom in areas and with people we never thought possible. This letter encourages us to keep asking God to open a door for great ministry through RLC in this valley.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as we look at the first part of chapter 3 and the letter to the church in Sardis
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as we look at the letter to the church in Thyatira.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as continue our look at chapter 2 and the letter to the church in Pergamum.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as we look at the letter to the church in Smyna.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as we look at the letter to the church in Ephesus.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Revelation as we look at John's Vision of Jesus.
Join us as Pastor Jared starts our series in the book of Revelation with how this book is a blessing to Christians.
Join us as Pastor Tono and Mike teach about the importance of the different parts of the body of Christ and how they work together for God's church
Join us as Pastor Jared finishes up our series in Exodus and begins describing Risen Life's vision going forward for mobilizing God's people to join God's mission.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at The Covenant endagered & renewed
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at the Covenant being Confirmed
Join us as Sean Patrick continues our series in Exodus as we learn about the 10th Commandment.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at the 9th Commandment.
Join us as Pastor Tono continues our series in Exodus as we look at the 8th Commandment, do not steal.
Join us as Phil Hirz teaches us about the 5th Commandment and how to honor our fathers and mothers.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our look at the book of Exodus as we learn about the 3rd commandment.
Join us as our Youth Minister Josh Jost leads us as we learn about the 2nd Commandment.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we learn about the 1st Commandment.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at the Israelites Trials in the Desert.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at Israel's exodus from Egypt and the crossing of the Red Sea.
Join us as Pastor Jared teaches about the final plague on Egypt and the beginning of Passover.
Join us as Jeremiah Johnston teaches about the first 9 plagues that God used on the Egyptians.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at Moses in Egypt before the Israelites and Pharaoh.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Exodus as we look at Chapters 3 and 4 where God reveals Himself to Moses and Moses is Commissioned to lead the Israelites.
Join us as Pastors Jared and Tono finish up our series in the epistles of John as we look at the book of 3 John.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in the epistles of John as we look at the book of 2 John.
Join us as Jeremiah Johnston continues our series in John's epistles as we finish up 1 John.
Join us as we continue our series in the epistles of John and we celebrate Jesus' triumph over death in his resurrection from the dead.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in the epistles of John as we look at how we are to love one another and confess Jesus.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in John's epistles as we look at how the children of God abide in Him.
Join us as Pator Jared Continues our series in the epistles of John as we look at what John tells us about not loving the world and the antichrists.
Join us as Pastor Jim Harding continues our series in 1 John as we look at what God says about loving Him and keeping his Commandments.
Join us as Pastor Jared finishes our series in Hebrews as we look at Gospel Response: Stay Focused on the Gospel.
Join us as Jared and Mike continue our series in Hebrews as we learn about honoring Godly leadership.
Join us as Pastor Tono continues our series in Hebrews as we look at the next part of Hebrews and learning to trust God's provision.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Hebrews as we learn about Marriage and Sexual Purity.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Hebrews as we look at the first part of chapter 13 and discuss the Gospel Response: Love those in Need
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Hebrews as we look at the worship of God.
Join us as Pastor Jim Harding continues our series in Hebrews as we look at the first part of Hebrews and learn about Jesus and endurance
As we celebrate Christmas and the birth of Christ, Luke 1:26-38 provides a great example of faith in Mary. Mary heard the word of God given by Gabriel the Angel, believed what was said, and began to live God’s word out. Luke reminds us concerning the virgin birth that God can do anything. As we celebrate Christ this Christmas season, may we be reminded that God can do the impossible in any situation we find ourselves in, and may we in faith expect him to move. God favored Mary not because there was anything innately special about her, but because God wanted to place his love on her. Similarly, God loves us in Christ not because of who we are, but because of who he is.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Hebrews as we look at Chapter 11. We will learn about what the author of Hebrews has to say about what Faith is and the Hall of Faith.
Join us as Pastor Kevin Lund delivers his final message to Risen Life Church before he leaves to go to his new Senior Pastor position in Nebraska.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Hebrews as we learn about the importance of the blood in sacrifice for sins.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Hebrews as we look at the rest of chapter 8 and look at how the new covenant is better than the old covenant
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Hebrews as we look at Chapter 7-8a and how Jesus compares with Melchizedek.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Hebrews as we look at the second part of Chapter 6.
Join us as Pastors Kevin and Jared shared their vision of what we Risen Life Church is doing over the coming year.
Join us as Pastor Kevin finishes our series in Job as he teaches about God's answer to Job
Join us as Dr Mike Kirby continues our series in Job as he teaches us about God's Sovereignty and Providence.
Join us as Pastor Jim Harding begins our series in Job as we learn about suffering and with it comes faith.
Join us as Eric Johnson speaks during out discipleship hour to the adults about introducing Christianity to Mormons.
Join us as Pastor Kevin finishes our series in Joel as we learn about God's Promises with Chapters 2 and 3.
Join us as Pastor Jared finishes our series in Jonah as we look at chapter 4 and Yielding to God.
Join us as Jeremiah Johnson delievers a message today on Jonah Ch 2 as we learn about how God’s mercy is often not fair, but will always be there.
Join us as Pastor Jim Harding begins our series in Johna as he talks about Running From God.
Join us as Pastor Kevin Continues our series in Ecclesiastes as we study chapters 10 and 11.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Ecclesiastes as learn about chapters 5 and 6.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Ecclesiastes as we learn about Chapter 2 and Solomon giving himself to pleasure. We apologize for the quality of audio as we were having technical difficulties this Sunday.
Join us as Pastor Jared begins our series in Ecclesiastes with Ch 1 as we discuss Wisdom Under the Sun and Solomon’s Project
Join us as we celebrate Jesus' sacrifice on the cross as we remember Good Friday. This is a continuation of our study in Luke as we cover chapters 22 and 23.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Luke as we learn about Jesus' week in Jerusalem before His death.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Luke as we learn about Zacchaeus; Son of Man came to seek and save the lost
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Luke as we learn about forgiveness and Christ's coming.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Luke as we learn about Chapter 16 and the Rich man and Lazarus.
Join us as Pastor Jared Continues our Series in Luke as we study chapter 15 and God's heart for the lost
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Luke as we look at Teaching on Kingdom of God and the cost of being a disciple in Luke chapters 13-14
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series from Luke as we hear Jesus discuss prayer and His criticism of the religious leaders.
Join us as Pastor Kevin begins our series in Luke as we look at John the Baptist and Jesus beginning his ministry.
Join us for our Christmas Eve service as we finish our Advent series in celebration of Christmas.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Advent with part 2 on the Pursuit of Peace.
Join us as Pastor Jared begins our Christmas season with part one of our Advent series called Hope.
Join us as Pastors Kevin and Jared share with our church about the vision for the year ahead for Risen Life Church
Join us as Jim Harding continues our I AM series as we learn about how Jesus is the true vine.
Join us as pastor Kevin brings us the next part of the I AM series with I AM the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
Join us as Jason Benson continues our I AM series with Jesus teaching about Him being the Resurrection and the Life.
Join us as our Youth Minister, Josh Jost, bring us our message today continuing the I AM series with a teaching on I AM the Good Shepherd.
Join us as Jeremiah Johnson teach us about Jesus declaring himself to be the "Light of the World" in part 2 of our series of the "I AMs"
Join us as Pastor Tono begins our I AM series with discussing Jesus declaring that He is the Bread of Life.
One of the most important Christian virtues in the New Testament is perseverance. Much of the Christian life is just learning how to keep going in the grace God affords all the while setting our eyes on the sure prize of eternal life. Come join us as we consider Paul’s encouragement in Galatians 6:7-10 to persevere in doing good knowing we will ultimately reap a heavenly reward if we continue.
Join us as Pastor Kevin finishes our series in James with Part 10 of James - Faith that Works.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in James on Faith that Works with Part 8. Unfortunately due to technical problems, there is only an audio version of the sermon for this week.
Join us for Easter Sunday as Pastor Jared Jenkins finishes our Genesis series on with Beginnings part 13.
Join us as we celebrate the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross with our Good Friday service.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series in Genesis with Beginnings Part 9 as we talk about Joseph.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in Genesis with part 8 of Beginnings and the second half of the study of Jacob.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our Beginnings series Genesis as we learn about Abraham.
Join us for our special Christmas Eve service as Pastor Kevin finishes our Advent series with part 4 - Peace.
Join us for part 1 of Vision Sunday. Pastor Kevin and Pastor Jared talk about what our church has accomplished over the last year and what we are wanting to do going forward. We will also be discussing the model of discipleship that we want to use in our church.
Join us as Pastor Kevin and Pastor Jared begin the first sermon in our new series called This Present Age.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series on Entrusted with the Gospel with part 12.
Join us as Pastor Jared continues our series on Entrusted with the Gospel with part 10.
Join us as Pastor Kevin continues wit part 3 of our series on Entrusted with the Gospel.
Join us as Pastor Kevin begins our new series of Entrusted with the Gospel with part 1.
Join us as Pastor Kevin and Pastor Jared conclude our series on Living as Christian with part 14
Join us as Pastor Kevin and special guest speaker Phil Wiebe discuss planting churches in Utah as well as Evangelism.
Join us as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection from the dead for Easter Sunday! Also Pastor Kevin Continues with part 8 of our series on Living as a Christian.