River of Life Church Long Prairie (Audio)

Practicing the Way - Witness

Right before Jesus ascended to heaven, he told his disciples they would be his witnesses. What is a witness, and how are we to be witnesses to others around us?

Practicing The Way - Sabbath

This week, we look at the practice of Sabbath. What is a biblical view of work and rest? How do we do both well?

Practicing the Way - Solitude

Solitude, for some, is where they are more comfortable, but what does it look like to practice spiritual solitude. What does that look like, and how do we benefit from this practice?

Practicing the Way - Community

We continue in the series, Practicing the Way. This week looking at the idea of community and the importance of and the need for deep meaningful community in our lives.

Practicing the Way - Do As He Did

We look at the third goal of being a disciple of Jesus. Do as He did. What does it look like to do what Jesus did?

Practicing the Way - Become Like Him

Last week, we looked at simply being with Jesus. But how do we become like him? The truth is we have to change, but what areas do we need to change to be transformed by Him?

Practicing the Way - Be with Jesus

So many times, we say we want to be like Jesus. But how do we actually do that? We may think it is by doing what He did but so often there is a vital first step we miss.

Practicing The Way - Life and Life to the Fullest

Jesus came to give us life and life to the fullest..but why are there so many Christians who are not experiencing that? When Jesus says follow me, what does that look like, and what does following really mean?

Idolizing Experiences

When we have powerful moments with God, we can feel all the things, the emotions, etc. It is hard not to want to constantly experience that again, and we tend to seek out things or ways to experience them again. More often than not the danger is that soon our relationship with God is only built on those experiences.

Letter of Galatians

This week we wrap up our study of the letter of Galatians by simply reading the entire letter.