Welcome To river bible Church!

A Greeting From Our Pastor
For the past twenty years, River Bible Church has worshiped the Lord Jesus Christ and served the Verde Valley.
We're a fellowship of sinners saved by God's AMAZING grace! Some of us grew up in Church, others of us not so much. Here's the crazy thing - many of us who grew up in the Church ran away, but now we're back. Others of us started coming to Church much later in life. And it seems that we all grew up living life doing things our own way at one point or another. Needless to say, that didn't work out so well.
We're a fellowship of sinners saved by God's AMAZING grace! Some of us grew up in Church, others of us not so much. Here's the crazy thing - many of us who grew up in the Church ran away, but now we're back. Others of us started coming to Church much later in life. And it seems that we all grew up living life doing things our own way at one point or another. Needless to say, that didn't work out so well.
Regardless, we're now a group of men and women who are far from perfect, but we are different. For example, we used to drink a lot; now, we drink less. We used to be angry, now we have peace. We used to work too much or not at all, now we have contentment. We used to watch pornography, but now we treat people with dignity.
What happened? Who caused this dramatic change in our lives? I invite you to worship with us this Sunday morning at 9:30am to find out!
I look forward to meeting you.
What happened? Who caused this dramatic change in our lives? I invite you to worship with us this Sunday morning at 9:30am to find out!
I look forward to meeting you.

Latest Sermon
This sermon reflects on Judas’ betrayal of Jesus at Passover and what it reveals about God’s sovereignty and the human heart. Like the disciples, Believers should first examine their own hearts rather than blame others by asking “Am I capable of such betrayal?” Pastor Dustin closes by urging hearers to examine whether Jesus is truly their Lord and Savior, to wrestle with God’s sovereignty, to respond to betrayal with forgiveness, and to “do business with God” in repentance and faith.
