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Church on Fire - Week 2
Pastor Jonathan brings us the second sermon in our series on the Holy Spirit. He discusses Ephesians 4 and the gifts given to the Church.
Questions to consider:
- Has your perception/experiences of individuals, churches and/or media, caused you to be reluctant or even obstinate to the Holy Spirit?
- The Holy Spirit is the person of Jesus – continuing the work Jesus came to do IN us, and THROUGH us. If you trust Jesus, why not trust the Holy Spirit?
- If you knew that by asking, God the Father would give you more of His Holy Spirit (Himself), what would you want him to do?
Church on Fire - Week 1The Lenten Sermon Series, Church on Fire, focuses on the person and work of the Holy Spirit and how He works in and empowers us as individuals.
Preparing for LentWhat is Lent? What does God do in the wilderness (when we observe a holy lent?) Benefits of the Wilderness (from Deuteronomy 8).
Our Mission: To Know, Follow, and Share Jesus, together.What is a Mission? What does a good Mission do for us as a Church Family? Jonathan uses John 17 to explain The River's Mission to Know, Follow, and Share Jesus, together.
The River Anglican Church | January 18, 2026Psalms 139 teaches us:
- We are seen and known by God;
- We are pursued by God;
- We were fashioned by God;
- We love God's thoughts;
- We reject God's enemies; and
- We invite God's ongoing examination
The River Anglican Church | January 11, 2026Jonathan walked through and applied the text of Psalm 32. When we are "with" God, we have a confidence in His provision and protection.
The Second Sunday of ChristmasHappy New Year! This week Matthew Joss brings us a message about what the Bible is and an encouragement to better engage with it throughout this new year.
The First Sunday of ChristmasMerry Christmas to all! Scott Cramer brings the message this week about Christmas -- what it is, why Jesus came, and how it affects us.
Advent Week 3 - JoyWhat is joy? How does Jesus bring us joy?
Advent Week 2 - PeaceDeacon Mary McDonald showed how peace is present in the Old Testament, in the New Testament, in the Liturgy, and in the nativity.
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