Ridgefield Church Of The Nazarene

It is time. It is time for Christians everywhere to get serious about the work of prayer. In this series, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene in the weeks leading up to the 2020 Presidential election, you will be challenged to undertake serious, fervent prayer. Join us as we pray for an awaking, a true revival of hearts and minds, and a fresh seeking of God’s plan for our lives, our families, our communities, our nation and our world.

It is time. It is time for Christians everywhere to get serious about the work of prayer. In this series, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene in the weeks leading up to the 2020 Presidential election, you will be challenged to undertake serious, fervent prayer. Join us as we pray for an awaking, a true revival of hearts and minds, and a fresh seeking of God’s plan for our lives, our families, our communities, our nation and our world.

It is time. It is time for Christians everywhere to get serious about the work of prayer. In this series, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene in the weeks leading up to the 2020 Presidential election, you will be challenged to undertake serious, fervent prayer. Join us as we pray for an awaking, a true revival of hearts and minds, and a fresh seeking of God’s plan for our lives, our families, our communities, our nation and our world.

It is time. It is time for Christians everywhere to get serious about the work of prayer. In this series, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene in the weeks leading up to the 2020 Presidential election, you will be challenged to undertake serious, fervent prayer. Join us as we pray for an awaking, a true revival of hearts and minds, and a fresh seeking of God’s plan for our lives, our families, our communities, our nation and our world.

It is time. It is time for Christians everywhere to get serious about the work of prayer. In this series, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene in the weeks leading up to the 2020 Presidential election, you will be challenged to undertake serious, fervent prayer. Join us as we pray for an awaking, a true revival of hearts and minds, and a fresh seeking of God’s plan for our lives, our families, our communities, our nation and our world.

It is time. It is time for Christians everywhere to get serious about the work of prayer. In this series, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene in the weeks leading up to the 2020 Presidential election, you will be challenged to undertake serious, fervent prayer. Join us as we pray for an awaking, a true revival of hearts and minds, and a fresh seeking of God’s plan for our lives, our families, our communities, our nation and our world.

On Sunday, September 20, we will host a special John 15:13 Sunday Celebration in honor of Pastor Andy.  We will have a time of worship and celebrate the many ways God used Pastor Andy’s life during our regular worship services at 9:00 and 10:30 AM.  We will LiveStream the service at 9:00 AM (PST).  We would love for you to join us for this inspirational Sunday.

We almost always equate worship with singing. Unfortunately, this alienates the those who don’t really enjoy making music. There is good news, though! The Bible tells us that there are numerous ways to worship our good God! In this weekend’s message, presented at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, you will not only learn how to worship, but you will find your own deep motivation to honor and adore God with every part of your life.

Do you ever feel like you give and give, but never get anything in return? Maybe you serve others and keep serving, but when weariness sets in, you just want to quit. In this weekend’s message, Jason looks at how the Apostle Paul encouraged his readers to Keep Doing Good in spite of their weariness. You will find that this timeless message can be encouraging to you as well!

In times of uncertainty, isolation and discouragement, we need regular reminders that God’s power is real and people are still experiencing real life change. In this message series presented at the Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, you will discover that God is not passive nor does he want us to have a passive faith. Inspired by the stories in the book of Acts, you will discover that God’s power is active and activates us for real life transformation.

In times of uncertainty, isolation and discouragement, we need regular reminders that God’s power is real and people are still experiencing real life change. In this message series presented at the Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, you will discover that God is not passive nor does he want us to have a passive faith. Inspired by the stories in the book of Acts, you will discover that God’s power is active and activates us for real life transformation.

In times of uncertainty, isolation and discouragement, we need regular reminders that God’s power is real and people are still experiencing real life change. In this message series presented at the Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, you will discover that God is not passive nor does he want us to have a passive faith. Inspired by the stories in the book of Acts, you will discover that God’s power is active and activates us for real life transformation.

In times of uncertainty, isolation and discouragement, we need regular reminders that God’s power is real and people are still experiencing real life change. In this message series presented at the Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, you will discover that God is not passive nor does he want us to have a passive faith. Inspired by the stories in the book of Acts, you will discover that God’s power is active and activates us for real life transformation.

In times of uncertainty, isolation and discouragement, we need regular reminders that God’s power is real and people are still experiencing real life change. In this message series presented at the Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene, you will discover that God is not passive nor does he want us to have a passive faith. Inspired by the stories in the book of Acts, you will discover that God’s power is active and activates us for real life transformation.

We all wish life could be filled with nothing but laughter, smiles and rejoicing. But it is not. Sadness, grief and loss are real. How do we pray and worship and celebrate that God is good when life is not? We open our Bibles, turn to the ancient prayers we call the Psalms and lament. In this series you will discover a faith that is authentic and real, in the good times and bad

We all wish life could be filled with nothing but laughter, smiles and rejoicing. But it is not. Sadness, grief and loss are real.  How do we pray and worship and celebrate that God is good when life is not? We open our Bibles, turn to the ancient prayers we call the Psalms and lament.  In this series you will discover a faith that is authentic and real, in the good times and bad

We all wish life could be filled with nothing but laughter, smiles and rejoicing. But it is not. Sadness, grief and loss are real. How do we pray and worship and celebrate that God is good when life is not? We open our Bibles, turn to the ancient prayers we call the Psalms and lament. In this series you will discover a faith that is authentic and real, in the good times and bad.

We all wish life could be filled with nothing but laughter, smiles and rejoicing. But it is not. Sadness, grief and loss are real. How do we pray and worship and celebrate that God is good when life is not? We open our Bibles, turn to the ancient prayers we call the Psalms and lament. In this series you will discover a faith that is authentic and real, in the good times and bad.

We all wish life could be filled with nothing but laughter, smiles and rejoicing. But it is not. Sadness, grief and loss are real. How do we pray and worship and celebrate that God is good when life is not? We open our Bibles, turn to the ancient prayers we call the Psalms and lament. In this series you will discover a faith that is authentic and real, in the good times and bad.

Proverbs 31 celebrates the influence of godly, virtuous women, and is usually only directed to women. As we celebrate dads and men in general this Father’s Day, we will look at how this passage also encourages men to be respected leaders at home.