Rivers Church Centurion

What does it look like to truly remain connected to Jesus? In Part 2 of our series 'Remain', we are challenged to consider where we are drawing life from and what fruit is being produced in our lives. Through the picture of the vine and the branches, we discover the importance of remaining in Christ and trusting God’s work in us, even through seasons of pruning and growth.

In the first message of our “Remain” series, Ps Chase unpacks Jesus’ picture of the vine and the branches in John 15. This message challenges us to consider what it means to remain faithful when following Jesus becomes costly, and how pressure can reveal the depth of our commitment to Him.

Long seasons can be difficult - when breakthrough hasn’t come, doors haven’t opened, and prayers haven’t been answered as we hoped. But they’re also important seasons that God uses to shape us, teaching us to trust Him more deeply and become more like Christ. If you’re discouraged, disappointed and wondering how much longer, this message will encourage you.

As we look at Habakkuk 3, we’re challenged to consider where our faith is rooted when life doesn’t go according to plan. This message explores what it means to trust God through uncertainty, remain faithful in the waiting, and find strength in knowing that He is with us through every season.

In the final part of our Ephesians series, Ps. Chase takes us into Ephesians 6:10-24, calling us to a life that is prepared before the battle comes. We look at the armour of God and the strength we have to stand because of what Christ has already accomplished. As we close the series, we are reminded through Tychicus that our faith is lived out not only in the moments that are seen, but in the everyday faithfulness of following God.