All of the teachings/sermons from Riverview Church.
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In this message, Noel Heikkinen begins a new series through 1 and 2 Kings by exploring the struggle over who will succeed David as king. Through Adonijah’s attempt to seize the throne and Solomon’s rise to power, Noel examines our tendency to control outcomes, manipulate circumstances, and hold onto grievances when things don’t go our way. He shows how even David and Solomon are deeply flawed…
In this message, Noel closes the book of James by exploring what it looks like to live as though we actually believe what we say we believe. Looking at James 5:13–20, he explains why prayer should be a natural response in every circumstance—from suffering and sickness to joy and celebration. Noel also examines James’s call to confess our sins to one another, pray for healing, and pursue people who…
In this message, Pastor Jordan Allen explores James 5:7–12 and what it means to live patiently in a world that often feels unsettled and broken. Using the image of a farmer waiting for rain, he explains that peace isn’t found in controlling the future or simply doing all the right things, but in trusting who is coming. Jordan points to the endurance of the prophets and others who have suffered…
In this message, Pastor James Granger explores James 5:7–12 and the call to practice patience in the face of uncertainty, conflict, suffering, and delay. Using the examples of farmers, Job, the prophets, and Jesus, he explains why patience means focusing on faithfulness while trusting God with the results. James also connects patience to how we treat others, challenging us to complain less, become…
In this message, Andrew Bolkcom looks at James 5:7–12 and what it means to patiently endure suffering, injustice, and uncertainty. Using the examples of the prophets, Job, and a farmer waiting for rain, he explains why patience isn’t passive but requires continuing to do what is right even when circumstances don’t change. Andrew also challenges us not to let the wrongdoing of others become an…
In this message, Justin unpacks James Chapter 5, contrasting the selfish greed of Ebenezer Scrooge with the biblical calling of authentic faith. He explains how money often serves as an x-ray of the soul, revealing whether our lives are driven by self-reliance or trust in God. Addressing both individual morality and systemic fairness, Justin challenges listeners to align their beliefs, actions,…
In this message, Andrew unpacks James 5 to address the deep frustration and pain caused by unfairness, exploitation, and unpunished wrongdoing. He explains how James warns against using wealth to exploit others, emphasizing that accumulated excess and unearned gain carry heavy ethical consequences. Pointing to the character of God as one who actively listens to the vulnerable, Andrew offers…
In this message, Jordan opens with a lesson from Tolkien’s The Hobbit before diving into James 5, exploring how the pursuit of wealth and greed can corrupt individuals and hurt surrounding communities. He contrasts the biblical warning against oppressors who exploit others with the comforting reality that God hears and sees those who are suffering. Jordan points to Jesus’s habit of sitting with…
In this message, Tony explores how everyday pride subtly reveals itself in our lives through our interactions with people and our approach to the future. He encourages listeners to move away from destructive criticism and self-centered planning by anchoring their identity in Christ. This sermon invites believers to embrace a posture of genuine humility, surrendering their need for control and…
In this message, Jon addresses the hidden pride that leads people to judge others and live as if they control their own futures. Walking through James chapter 4, he highlights how easy it is to make assumptions, speak over others' lives, and assume tomorrow is guaranteed. Ultimately, listeners are invited to surrender the illusion of control and rest in God's grace and sovereignty rather than…
In this message, Tony addresses how we respond when faced with our own mistakes and shortcomings—either by defensively turning to pride or humbly embracing growth. Walking through James 4:7–10, he emphasizes that true change requires both internal shifts in attitude and practical external changes. Subscribe to AfterWords on Apple Podcasts , Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts . Visit us…
