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"Let Go and Let God" has a spiritual ring to it, but carries a couple deep deceptions aimed at getting you off target. We look at Ephesians chapter 1 and 2 to combat this deception of the enemy.
How do you define success? Maybe you look at people who are wealthy, or famous, or influential, and think that's how success is defined. But if you read the gospels, and look at the life of Jesus, you see a very different picture of success. Life isn't only what you make it.
One of the common deceptions of the enemy is to trust our feelings. He’d like us to rely on how we feel instead of what we know to be true. In this sermon, Nate King (one of River City’s leaders) walks us through the story of Job to help us see that what we feel isn’t necessarily what’s real.
“You do you.” You have probably heard someone say that, or have said it yourself. Or maybe you’ve heard the more modern and motivational version of that: “You Need To Live Your Truth.” We examine in this message how that is a subtle but deadly shift in how we approach who we really are.
One of the lines we use to justify doing dumb things is, “Well, you only live once!” In this message, we’ll discover from Ecclesiastes 11 how that is not a great way to live your life.
The first lie that sounds like the truth is only one word off. God doesn’t “just” want us to be happy. He has something much, much bigger and better in mind.
Counterfeit gospels are part of our everyday life, which is why scripture calls us again and again to be on our guard, be watchful, and put on the armor of God. This series will take a look at 8 of the more popular lies that we are often tempted to believe.
To close out the Story of God, pastor Rodney gives viewers a test to see how well you can explain the story of God, and is joined by one River City regular attender to take a look at how his story belongs in the Story of God.