Riverside Church Sunday Message

Saarh Auger speaks on Luke 24:1–12, John 20:19–20, and Matthew 28:5–10, 16–20. Jesus has risen, just as he said he would. He is alive and reigns as King over all creation. Join with us to sing songs, recount the story of Jesus resurrection, and celebrate baptisms.  At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk 

Tim Chilvers, Ado Muronzi, Rahel Jack and Mel Lynch speak on Romans 12:17-21. as part of our Connected Life series.  ‘Connection is the key to human thriving.' (Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales and Professor Robert Waldinger, from a report about the dangers of hyper-connectivity called ‘The Power of Human Connection in a Distracted World’) We live in a society in which there is greater recognition about the dangers of hyper-connectivity. We’re always connected, but less and less content. Always on, but never at rest. Maybe the solution is to reassess who, or what, we are connected with? Join us for a for this four-week series re-evaluating some key 'connections' in our lives, based in Romans 12. Journey with us as we discover four key areas of connections that we commonly forget.  At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

Nathanael Ballew speaks on Romans 12:4-16. as part of our Life series.  ‘Connection is the key to human thriving.' (Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales and Professor Robert Waldinger, from a report about the dangers of hyper-connectivity called ‘The Power of Human Connection in a Distracted World’) We live in a society in which there is greater recognition about the dangers of hyper-connectivity. We’re always connected, but less and less content. Always on, but never at rest. Maybe the solution is to reassess who, or what, we are connected with? Join us for a for this four-week series re-evaluating some key 'connections' in our lives, based in Romans 12. Journey with us as we discover four key areas of connections that we commonly forget.  At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

Tim Chilvers speaks on Romans 12:3. as part of our Life series.  How do you really see yourself?In the second talk of our Connected Life series, we explore Romans 12:3 and the challenge to think of ourselves with “sober judgment.” In a culture where we are so often dominated by pride or insecurity, this message shows how God’s grace frees us from both. When we begin to see ourselves through the lens of God’s mercy, it changes not only how we view ourselves, but how we live and relate to others.At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk 

‘Connection is the key to human thriving.'(Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales and Professor Robert Waldinger, from a report about the dangers of hyper-connectivity called ‘The Power of Human Connection in a Distracted World’)We live in a society in which there is greater recognition about the dangers of hyper-connectivity. We’re always connected, but less and less content.Always on, but never at rest. Maybe the solution is to reassess who, or what, we are connected with?Join us for a for this four-week series re-evaluating some key 'connections' in our lives, based in Romans 12. Journey with us as we discover four key areas of connections that we commonly forget.