This material from Josh's sermon is to be used in LifeGroups or for personal reflection. Please enjoy as you go deeper into God's word for your life.
James' message about the evil's of favouritism is a powerful reminder that we are all equal in God's eyes, we have all fallen short and are in desperate need of rescuing. Darren reminds us that driving force behind Jesus' words 'the first shall be last and the last shall be first' is humility.
We have been so blessed to have TK's mum Stella visit with us here at Riverside. She wanted to share her testimony before she heads home to Zimbabwe. Please listen and be blessed. Maria, Stella's daughter-in-law, is translating from Shona, Stella's mother-tongue.
This celebration of life for Graham Hiney is pass coded. Please contact Kate or David for access. Alternatively contact Riverside and we can pass on your request to the family.
According to James, favouritism has no place in the family of God. Join Darren as he unpacks why favouritism is contrary to God's character and why James is adamant that it is born from evil motives.
What a wonderful day it was on Saturday as we witnessed the wedding ceremony of Stuart and Nicole. This feature of the on-going life of Riverside is obviously personal so it is pass-coded. If you want the access code please contact Stuart and Nicole or Riverside so we can pass on your request to Stuart and Nicole for approval.
In the last of Josh's series on dangerous prayers, he asks are we ready to pray the prayer of availability. Can we like Isaiah say to the Lord, 'send me', without even asking where he wants to send us. That is a dangerous prayer, but a prayer that Father God loves to hear from his children.
This material is a study based on Dangerous Prayers Part 2: 'Break Me'. It is a highlight of a sermon preached on the 4th of February 2024 at Riverside by Josh Sanders. Please use the questions at the end for personal devotion or in your Life Groups.
In this message we reflect on the things we hold onto that stop us from becoming everything that God has created us to be. Josh takes us into the scriptures to show us how we can hand our brokenness to Jesus.