There are so many needs in the church. And I am not just talking about in the building we call Riverlawn Christian Church. I am talking about needs within the body of Christ – church with the Big C. How can we possibly meet those needs? Well,
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If you’ve been involved in church for very long, chances are you’ve been asked to volunteer. And if you agreed, there’s an even greater possibility you’ve found yourself becoming tired, disillusioned with the idea of
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By Clint Harden I’m going to be real here. I’m coming out of a season of doubt. Doubt in my faith, doubt in my own abilities, doubt in my relationships, and doubt of the Word of God. This was a difficult time to walk through. I didn’t feel I was
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The Vertical Relationship between God and Man – By Mark Simmon What do you think of when you hear the word, “Confession”? There are basically two concepts conveyed by this word. One is to make a proclamation of faith in something such as
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By Josh Gores One Sunday each year, Riverlawn Christian Church participates in a worship service that is unlike most of its others. We still have communion, we still have a sermon (albeit a much shorter one), and we still have a worship set that
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By Drew & Abby Rooks Five years into our marriage, we realized there was something lacking in our spiritual lives. At the time, we were simply going to church, enjoying the message, and walking out. However, we were in desperate need of
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By Mark Simmon If I posed the question, “What is your most precious commodity,” how would you respond? Some may start by asking exactly how a commodity is defined. For that, I will yield to Mr. Webster. According to Merriam-Webster 2017 edition,
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By Larry Highley When I was a younger, more impetuous man, a wise mentor of mine told me, “Larry, find yourself a Paul, a Barnabas, and a Timothy.” Back then I was not completely sure what he was trying to say, so I asked him what he meant. He
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By Dave Norton Genealogy is defined as a study of one’s ancestral lineage. This is a most interesting pursuit, one that my brothers and I have conducted for nearly 30 years. The work on our family tree is a continuation of research begun by
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By Eli Bayless This last Sunday, January 29th was officially my last Sunday as the worship pastor at Riverlawn Christian Church. I could not be more grateful and excited for my time as Worship Pastor and for this next season that God has led me