Rivertree Sermons

Our Vision: is to provide an atmosphere of growth and ministry. - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

Lamentations ends with a prayer for God to restore the Jewish people. Whatever the cause of our suffering, we can find hope in knowing God is not going to abandon us; He offers us grace. - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

Jeremiah describes his personal suffering during this dark time in his nation’s history, and, in the middle of his lament, he makes a beautiful declaration of his hope in God. Even in our most trying circumstances, we can trust that God will remain faithful and good. - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

Jeremiah describes his personal suffering during this dark time in his nation’s history, and, in the middle of his lament, he makes a beautiful declaration of his hope in God. Even in our most trying circumstances, we can trust that God will remain faithful and good. - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

God’s anger towards sin is always right, just as Jeremiah describes in this chapter. Even when we may feel like God is angry with us, we can have hope that He will not forsake us because Jesus paid the penalty for our sin. - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

Chapter 1 of Lamentations describes Jerusalem’s destruction as a result of sin and rebellion against God. In our own lives, do we take personal sin as serious as God does? - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

Greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world. - Jim Gables (Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com

A special message from the book of Judges - Jeff Wyler (Associate Pastor of RiverTree Church). RiverTreeChurch.com