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I love the Christmas season.  It is such a special time of year.  It always evokes so many emotions – enjoying time with family and friends, celebrating traditions, remembering past Christmases and loved ones who are no longer with us, special food and so

Read on to see what RiverLakes Church was up to in the month of November!

Abide in the Eye When I was a kid, my dream job was to be a storm chaser. You know, one of those crazy people that get into an airplane and fly into storms, specifically hurricanes. Not only is the prospect of getting thrown around by 130 MPH winds excit

Who doesn’t like In-N-Out Burger?  The burgers (can you say double-double?) and the fries (animal style) have brought me immense pleasure for years and years.  Their first store opened in 1948 in Baldwin Park, CA and now numbers over 300 in six states.

I had the best Nana that ever lived.  I apologize to those who feel like they had the best grandma, but my Nana was the best!  This is not a biased statement, she truly was.  She spoiled us without spoiling us.  She was stern and forthcoming in what she

I remember when my three brothers and I would play some crazy “make-believe” games in the backyard. What may seem small to most was actually an alternate world of imagination. We always wanted to hav

Christianity is growing in China even though the atheist, communist government does not promote the faith and has closed churches and jailed some believers. It is not known exactly how many Christians are in China because some people will not reveal that

Yes, the world is falling apart fast. But yes, Jesus is coming again. Be prepared and ready for him to come, but until he does…

We should be in the habit of training ourselves to sing together on Sunday the story of our redemption for the edification of the redeemed, the glory of God, and witness to the lost.

Several years ago I heard a story about a young couple who had recommitted their lives to Jesus and were searching for a new church.  One Sunday they decided to attend a church they had heard good things about and was nearby their home.