May 31 | The Hall of Fame Week 3 | RiverTree Jackson | Pastor Brian Grow

May 31 | The Hall of Fame Week 3 | RiverTree Jackson | Pastor Brian Grow

This week at RiverTree Jackson, Pastor Brian Grow continues our Hall of Fame series by looking at the incredible stories of ordinary people who lived with extraordinary faith. Through the lives of those who trusted God despite uncertainty, fear, and impossible circumstances, we are reminded that God doesn’t call perfect people; He calls willing people. When we choose obedience, surrender, and faith, God can use our story for something far greater than we could imagine. Join us as we discover what it means to live a life marked by faith and trust in the One who is writing our story.

May 24 | The Hall of Fame: Week 2 | RiverTree Jackson | Pastor Jon Tisevich

What table is your faith sitting at right now?  “FOR THE” faith — thanking God for His provision. “EVEN THOUGH” faith — trusting God in the middle of the storm. “BECAUSE OF” faith — praising God for the purpose He’s producing through the pain.

May 17 | The Hall of Fame: Week 1 | RiverTree Jackson | Pastor Brian Grow

Pastor Brian kicks off a new series focused on the book of Hebrews. Don't miss each week as we unpack the story of the underdogs of our faith.

May 10 | RULES OF ENGAGEMENT Week 4 | RiverTree Jackson | Pastor Brian Grow

In this final week of the series, Rules of Engagement, Pastor Brian challenges us to fight on the highest level against the real enemy in our relationships: Satan. The spiritual realm has a greater influence on our relationships than physical circumstances. We must wield the sword of the Spirit, the shield of faith, and the victory found in prayer.

May 5 | RULES OF ENGAGEMENT | RiverTree Jackson | Pastor Brian Grow

This week, Pastor Brian teaches us to fight for understanding in our relationships. Being heard is common, but being understood is rare. Real understanding leads to real appreciation & value. 1) Be fully present. 2) Seek the feelings behind their words. 3) Stop planning your response. 4) Recognize the reflection of Christ in them.