River Hills Church

How Long, O Lord?

Leading Together

Jesus didn’t lead alone—He empowered His followers to be part of His mission. Servant leadership involves calling others into the work, believing in their potential, and multiplying impact through collaboration.

The Praying Leader

Jesus lived and served from a place of radical dependence on the Father, and prayer (both talking and listening) was his primary means of dependence.

Strengthened in Solitude

Servant leaders cannot pour out without first being filled. Jesus modeled the power of withdrawing for prayer and solitude, showing us that staying connected to God fuels our ability to lead and serve.

Secure In His Identity

Scripture: Luke 3:21-22; 4:1-13 Knowing who you are and why you’re here is the foundation of servant leadership. Jesus led out of the security of His identity as God’s beloved Son and His calling to bring good news to the world.

Giving That Pleases God

Entrusted

More Than Enough

The Heart of the Matter

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Heart

True awakening starts within our own hearts as we receive God's love and align with His purpose, becoming fully alive in Christ

The Wonder In Anticipation

The Wonder of The Arrival

The Wonder In The Journey

The Gratitude Effect

Gratitude is a perspective that aligns our hearts with the Kingdom of God, focusing on abundance rather than scarcity. Where there is gratitude there is generosity. Where there is generosity there is JOY!

Gratitude Blockers

True gratitude is not dependent on circumstances but is rooted in God’s steadfastness.

Gratitude Matters

Gratitude begins with a posture of recognizing God as the ultimate Giver.

Looking Forward

God's reign of truth, righteousness and justice will ultimately prevail. In the meantime, be patient and pure as people of peace.

The Root of the Problem

God calls us to pursue peace and holiness with diligence, recognizing that unsolved bitterness corrupts us and our relationships.

The Power of One

Unity in the body of Christ is not automatic; it requires intentional effort to deepen the unity the Holy Spirit gives.

Navigating Differences with Grace

In a world full of division, we are called to resist passing judgement and instead pursue what leads to peace and mutual edification.

Altar of Remembrance

Authentic worship includes remembering and celebrating God's past faithfulness and might acts and passing this knowledge on to future generations.

Altar of Decision

Authentic worship requires exclusive devotion to God, rejecting all forms of idolatry or divided loyalty.

Altar of Encounter

Authentic worship is moving from religion handed down to you from others to a direct encounter with the living God.

Altar of Prayer

Authentic worship is marked by a culture of corporate prayer which includes confession of sin, thanks to God for his faithfulness and crying out to him for help.

Altar of Obedience

Authentic worship is built on the foundation of trust in and obedience to God who guides, provides and always keeps his promises.

Practicing The Presence

As we make room for the Spirit to form us, we are increasingly able to respond as Jesus would in our work, relationships and other life situations.