This week we kick off the month of December with our brand new Christmas series "Will it Christmas?" In our fallen world and especially in our American culture, Christmas has become more about material and superficial things than the birth of our risen savior. This series will focus on eliminating those things that draw our eyes away from the true meaning of Christmas. It's important we celebrate Christmas for the right reasons and not by the worlds standard. 

This week we end our series "Jesus Is Enough." Follow along as Pastor Trip gives practical steps on sharing your faith with those who are outside of the faith. We pray that this walk through Paul's letter to the Colossians has benefitted you in your spiritual walk with the Lord. Check back next week as we get ready for Christmas with a brand new series. 

In Week 4 of our series "Jesus Is Enough," we continue our study of Colossians and turn our focus towards the transforming work of Christ in a believer's life. Our salvation and acceptance of Christ as our savior is a moment in life, but sanctification happens over a lifetime. Follow along as God's word provides practical instruction on how to live a transformed life.

This week we continue to look at the book of Colossians and the sufficency of Christ. His work on the Cross is the only reason we are able to be in relationship with Him. In this sermon Pastor Trip focuses on verses 6-23 in which Paul commands the Church to make Jesus their Lord. We can accept him as our savior but not as our Lord. We pray for God to help you in accepting Jesus as the Lord of your life and follow His lead over your life. 

Continuing our series from last week - Jesus Is Enough. We dig even deeper into the book of Colossians and look at the rich theology found in Paul's letter to the church. The bottom line continues to be Jesus is enough and it is only through Him that we have been reconciled. 

This sermon is the first in our most recent series, "Jesus Is Enough." In this series, we'll walk through the book of Colossians and gain a better understanding of Paul's letter to the Church. Our prayer for this series is for you to walk away knowing that Jesus is Enough. Only through Jesus and his perfect work on the cross can we be reconciled to Him. 

This week we hear from Jared Stouffer - our Family Pastor. the Bible teaches us to number our days so that we may gain a heart of wisdom. We're reminded of the brevity of life here on earth. That's why it's so important we use our time wisely to invest in the next generation. We pray this message provides Godly wisdom and practical next steps for your life.

This week we continue our family centric series Red + Yellow = Orange. As Christians we all have a responsibility to lead the next generation towards christ and His kingdom. Follow along in Titus 2:1-7 as Pastor Trip provides practical and Biblical ways to lead the next generation.

This is the start of a brand new family centered series we are calling Red + Yellow. In this series Pastor Trip and our family Pastor will dive deep into our strategy as a church to pour into the younger generation. We hope and pray this message and series is insightful and helpful for you and your family.

This Sunday we celebrate 10 years of Ridge Church! A whole decade! We are so thankful for all that God has done in and through Ridge over the past ten years. As we reflect on what we have learned, we also look forward and fix our eyes on what's ahead for our Church.

This week Pastor Trip teaches the importance of responding to circumstances and trials in a Godly way. As Christians, we know we will face difficulties of various kinds that we have very little control over. The one thing, we can control is how we respond to those difficulties and we can pray for God to help us respond in a biblical way. 

Follow along this week as Pastor Trip discusses transitions in life. Of course, there are the transitions we prepare for like getting married, going to college, or starting a new job. But, there are many transitions or seasons of change that come unexpectedly. What can the Bible teach about how to handle unexpected change? Take a listen to find out.

This week we hear from an exceptional guest, Rhett Borden. With our small group semester launching this week, his message couldn't have come at a better time. Follow along as Pastor Rhett lays out God's design for us to do life together.

If you are interested in joining a group this semester head over to https://ridgechurch.com/small-groups/

There you can look through our entire group directory and find a group that suits you best. You can even contact the group leader to ask any questions. We pray that God will provide you a life-giving community this upcoming season.

This week we finish out the "Pursuing The Way" series. And we end by focusing on our mission as Christians - making disciples. Pastor Trips lays out practical ideas to help in the pursuit of making disciples.

This week we continue our series "Pursuing The Way" with Pastor Trip preaching on obedience. A lot of times Christians can struggle with the idea of obedience. We think that obedience is a requirement of salvation. When in reality obedience is a reflection of our faith in God. Follow along as Pastor Trip dives deeper into this idea.

This week we start a new series titled "Pursuing The Way" and we have Pastor Leroy leading us off in week one. His message centers around Luke 9:23 and Jesus message to all of us who to desire to follow him. Jesus has given us the way we are to follow him and it's up to us to pursue it. Follow along as Pastor Leroy reveals how we are to deny ourselves and take up our cross daily. 

This week, Pastor Leroy discusses his recent trip to Brazil to help build a church with one of our ministry partners. Missions work is how we live out being the hands and feet of Jesus. Not everyone can travel to a different country. But the Bible reminds us there work is to be done right within our local church. We pray this message will encourage you to get involved this summer within the local church.

Happy Memorial Day to you and your family! We hope and pray you are able to spend this day remembering what others have done for us to live in freedom and worship our God freely. In this sermon we hear from Pastor Trip and we dig into our tendency as fallen humans to compare ourselves to others. When, actually we should be looking to Jesus and asking ourselves how we can become more like him.

In week 4 of our series House Of Cards, we hear from Pastor Trip about another characteristic of the Christian faith. We look at the idea of righteousness and that the world is looking at us as Christians and the way we carry ourselves. One of the things we always miss as Christians is that righteousness is always relational. Our righteousness comes from our relationship with Jesus and doesn't stem from our own right works or what we might think makes us righteous. 

As Christians, we believe that the Bible is God's divine word and has all authority over our lives. We believe that it is inerrant and God-breathed. At least, we say we believe those things about the Bible. But, do we actually live our lives like those things are true? Do we live under the authority of scripture? In today's message, Pastor Leroy challenges you to think about such things. We pray this message reminds you of the authority and power of God's word.

This week we continue our series House of Cards. This week Pastor Trip is discussing the topic of Unity as it concerns the church. We all see the division around us whether in culture, education, entertainment, or even churches. Now more than ever, it's essential that Christians be united on the foundations of our faith. We pray this message encourages you in your walk with God and strengthens your faith.

This is week 3 of our annual "I Believe" series. This week we continue to look at the book of Romans and we also take a look at the book of Colossians. Essentially the title of the message gives away the main point. We are a work in progress to look more and more like Jesus, also know as sanctification. Each day we are being transformed into the image of Jesus Christ. It happens by surrending ourselves and our will to the Father and allowing him to transform us to be more like his son. We hope and pray that this message gives you a better understaind of the Christian faith. 

This week we continue our annual "I Believe" series. We are still in the book of Romans and Pastor Trip is helping us understand what Grace actually accomplishes. We are redeemed and sin no longer has control over us. We are still sinners in a fallen world and we will be until Christ returns. But, while on earth we can have victory over sin if we choose Christ daily and submit ourselves to Him. We hope and pray that this message strengthens your relationship with Christ. 

This week we kick off a new series titled "I Believe". This is an annual series at Ridge in which we study our core beliefs as followers of Christ. In this fallen world, it is essential that we know exactly what we stand for and why we stand for it. We pray that this message encourages you and strengthens your faith in Christ. 

In week 3, Pastor Leroy lays out some practical ways we can build our faith as Christians. We pray that this message would encourage you and give you steps to growing in your relationship with God.