Submitted by Sophia Ou The most amazing part about having an omniscient God is seeing how he moves and uses us. He heals parts of our lives that we didn’t even know needed healing! I recently returned from a three-week long trip to Cambodia. I had no idea what to
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This week begins the Lenten season, starting with Ash Wednesday on February 14 and concluding on Saturday, March 31, the day before Easter. For some, this may cause flashbacks of you as a child or adult with ashes on your forehead; for some, you may know this time when you would abstain
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What if we told you that there is a difference between celebrating and rejoicing? There is! The difference is that rejoicing is celebration fueled by JOY. We at Real Church have so much to be joyful for. This February, Real Church is turning five and we plan on rejoicing and
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This year is shaping up to be the year of the Gospel of John. How so? We are spending our Sundays studying the gospel not just chapter-by-chapter but sometimes paragraph-by-paragraph. Why? We want to savor each passage and meditate on the Word of God and let it truly convict and transform our lives.
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We are excited to sponsor three booths at the Third Annual Avondale-Logandale Elementary School Harvest Festival on November 4 from 1-5 pm. We are inviting our community to come out and support the arts program at the elementary school. The cost is only $1 for children and $2 for adults
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Nothing is more important in your life than being one of God’s tools to form a human soul. But in the midst of folding laundry, coordinating carpool schedules, and breaking up fights, many parents get lost. Feeling pressure to do everything “right” and raise up “good” children, it’s easy to
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Kindred, the women’s ministry of Real Church, returns this fall with a book study on Girls with Swords by Lisa Bevere. This fall series is something you do not want to miss! The Book We are so excited to go through this book with you this fall! There are many
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We wrap up the Historical Books of the Bible this week with Esther, a story that has it all: romance, an evil plot, suspense, dramatic irony, poetic justice, and more importantly, a happy ending. Historical Context Set during the same time period of Ezra and Nehemiah, we follow characters who
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As a church we are reading through the Bible and this week we head into Ezra. That’s right, we are nearly finished with the Historical Books of the Bible! As always, we like to give a quick overview of the text to offer some context and guidance. Ezra and Nehemiah
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We just finished a 7-month long sermon series on the Gospel of Matthew and we were commanded by Jesus to teach and tell people the Good News. But who do we go to tell? Where do we go? How do we do it? The next sermon series will answer these questions and
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