Rise Community Church

06/14/2026

06/11/2026

Did you know you can now receive a DAILY Spiritual Practice right on your phone every morning?

Our teaching team has created these daily practices to help you take what you learn on Sunday and put it into practice throughout the week. Each day includes:

✅ Scripture Reading
✅ Reflection Questions
✅ Prayer

It’s a simple way to stay connected to God’s Word and continue growing in your faith every day.

📱 Download the Rise Community App today and be sure to TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS to start receiving your Daily Spiritual Practices automatically each morning.

06/08/2026

This week we celebrated NEW LIFE as we gathered to witness those publicly declaring their faith in Jesus Christ through baptism. Each story was a powerful reminder of God’s grace, His transforming love, and the new life we have in Christ.

God is moving in our community!

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” — 2 Corinthians 5:17

06/01/2026

There’s something for everyone this month at Rise, and we would love for you to be part of it. Whether you’re looking for deeper community, opportunities to serve, or moments to grow in your faith, June is filled with ways to get connected.

-Women’s Group
-Youth Group
-Church Baptism Celebration
-The Table Gathering
-Youth Camp
-Serving the Homeless

At Rise, we believe spiritual growth happens in community — around tables, through worship, in serving others, and walking alongside one another in everyday life.

Invite a friend and join us this month as we continue becoming a church family centered on Jesus, authentic community, and serving our city.

🗓️ Visit risecommunity.org/events for dates, details, and registrations.

05/31/2026

Some battles are not loud—they happen quietly in the heart.

The enemy rarely begins with obvious rebellion. More often, it starts with subtle desires that pull our attention away from God.

📖 “Do not love the world or anything in the world…” — 1 John 2:15

John warns us about three distractions that compete for our hearts:

➡️ The lust of the flesh — “I want this now.”
➡️ The lust of the eyes — “I need more.”
➡️ The pride of life — “I need to be seen.”

These promises seem satisfying in the moment, but they can never carry the weight of our souls. They leave us chasing fulfillment in places it was never meant to be found.

The good news? In Christ, you don’t have to prove yourself, earn your worth, or search for your identity.

❤️ You are already loved.
🙏 You are already forgiven.
🕊️ You are already secure.

Your identity is not found in what you have, what you achieve, or what others think of you.

Your identity is found in Jesus.

Take a moment today and ask:
What has been competing for my heart lately?