Richfield Community Church

The Bible tells us that there’s something that people can do to make God laugh. What is that? And what does that have to do with God’s sovereignty and Jesus’ return? Join us this week as we look at Psalm 2 to find the answers to these questions.

This week we are beginning our summer series in the Psalms, and we are starting with Psalm 1. Join us this week as this first Psalm establishes the foundation and the framework of God's blessing that runs through all the Psalms. July 5, 2026 | Psalm 1 | Chris Wardwww.richfieldcc.org

The future is in good hands! God knows exactly what He is doing. Join us this week as we conclude our study in the book of Daniel. (Daniel 12:5-13) 

This week we are taking a quick break from Daniel for Father's Day. Join us this week as learn how, as parents and as people, our lives can leave a Godly legacy that endures. (Deuteronomy 6:1-12)June 21, 2026 | Deuteronomy 6:1-12) | Mark McCormick

Have you ever wanted to know the future? Daniel is given a vision of the future that is both detailed and accurate. Join us this week as Daniel is given a glimpse of the culmination of all things. (Daniel 11:40-12:4)  June 14, 2026 | Daniel 11:40-12:4 | Jonny Burnswww.richfieldcc.org

With all the things going on in our world, do you ever get anxious in the face of such big problems? Join us this week as we look at Daniel 11 and we see God's faithfulness even in the face of global upheaval. (Daniel 11:2-39) www.richfield.churchJune 7, 2026 | Daniel 11:2-39 | Keith Gove

This week, in Daniel chapter 10, an angel gives Daniel insight into the realities of the spiritual world. Join us this week as we look at the spiritual world, what is going on there, and what it means for the way we live our lives.www.richfieldcc.orgMay 31, 2026 | Daniel 10:1-11:1 | Chris Ward

Sometimes God answers prayer quickly and sometimes more slowly. This week, in the second half of Daniel 9, we see both. God sends an angel to Daniel even as he is praying, but the full realization of God's response will play out over many years. Join us this week as we see God's faithfulness in punishing sin and saving His people. (Daniel 9:20-27) www.richfieldcc.orgMay 24, 2026 | Daniel 9:20-27 | Chris Ward

If you have ever thought, 'I can't go to God now - I've done too much, I've strayed too far.' Daniel's prayer, at the beginning of chapter 9, is a wonderful remedy. Join us this week as we see the ugliness of sin, but also the surpassing greatness of God's merciful kindness.'  May 17, 2026 | Daniel 9:1-19 | Chris Wardwww.richfieldcc.org

On God’s MindGod knows us perfectly and completely, from beginning to end. This week, for Mother's Day, we are taking a short break from Daniel to look at Psalm 139. Join us as we celebrate the truth of His knowledge, His kindness, and wonderful provision for us.

This week, we look at chapter 8 of Daniel and a second vision that Daniel is given. We are reminded that there will be great opposition to God and to His people. Join us this week as we learn to live prepared for the future and absolutely unafraid. May 3, 2026 | Daniel 8 | Jonny Burns

Change is a constant in our world, but there is a king and a kingdom that will last forever! Join us this week as we take a second look at Daniel 7, the Ancient of Days, and the 'one like a son of man.'  www.richfieldcc.orgApril 26, 2026 | Daniel 7 - Part 2 | Chris Ward

This week, in the Book of Daniel, we begin looking at a series of visions that God gave to Daniel. Join us as we unpack the specifics of the first vision, as well as the purpose God had for this message in the life of His people.www.richfieldcc.orgApril 19, 2026 | Daniel 7- Part 1 | Chris Ward

All of us experience times of being tested, challenged, and stretched. Join us this week, back in the Book of Daniel, as we are reminded of what, or Who, sustains us when we are in the lion's den. (Daniel 6)www.richfieldcc.orgApril 12, 2026 | Daniel 6 | Mark McCormick

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Jesus rides into Jerusalem to the delight of the crowds. They think they know exactly what God is doing. Join us this week as we celebrate Palm Sunday and are reminded that very often God does what we do not expect. 

Given the state of our world, we might be tempted to think that God doesn't care about evil or is watching powerlessly from heaven. Join us this week, in Daniel chapter 5, as we are reminded that God allows only what He intends and sends His justice exactly when He chooses.  March 22, 2026 | Daniel 5 | Chris Ward

You have heard, "Pride goes before a fall," but have you ever seen it happen? Has it happened to you? Join us this week as we look at Daniel, chapter 4. King Nebuchadnezzar tells us exactly how it happened for him, so that we don't make the same mistakes.    March 15, 2026 | Daniel 4 | Chris Ward

No one likes to be unprepared when a crisis comes. As we continue this week in the Book of Daniel, crises continue to come for Daniel and his friends. Join us this week as we look at how to be prepared for difficulty, temptation, and opposition, and glorify God through it all. (Daniel 3)www.richfieldcc.orgMarch 8, 2026 | Daniel 3 | Jonny Burns

What would we do if the God of the universe spoke to us? We would listen, right? Join us this week in Daniel 2, as God speaks through Daniel in a powerful way. He spoke through Daniel—and He continues to speak to us. It would be wise for us to listen. www.richfieldcc.orgMarch 1, 2026 | Daniel 2 | Chris Ward

Who are we? We know that we are more than just a collection of activities and opinions. In Daniel chapter 1, we see that Daniel’s decisions flow from a confidence in who he is and who God is.Join us this week as we begin to see the power of a life rooted in God-given identity. (Daniel 1:3-21)www.richfieldcc.orgFebruary 22, 2026 | Daniel 1:3-21 | Chris Ward

This week we start the Book of Daniel! Chapter one of Daniel begins with a devastating blow to the kingdom of Judah and the people of God. Join us this week as we look to Daniel for perspective on the events of this turbulent season. www.richfieldcc.orgFebruary 15, 20206 | Daniel 1:1-2 | Chris Ward

The way we begin and the way we end are important. Paul is wrapping up his letter to the Colossian church, and how he ends is important. Join us this week as we are encouraged, challenged, and also warned by the lives Paul highlights at the end of his  letter. (Colossians 4:7-18)February 8, 2026 | Colossians 4:7-18 | Chris Ward

How do I live like a Christian? What does that look like? As we continue in our study of Colossians, Paul gives more insight about the details of Christian living. Join us this week as we learn how to live out our relationship with Christ in every context of life. (Colossians 4:2-6)February 1, 2026 | Colossians 2:4-6 | Jonny Burns

Our relationship with Christ changes everything! This week we continue in our series in Colossians. Paul tells us that even our work relationships, how we work, and how we relate to people at work is brand new in Christ. January 25, 2026 | Colossians 3:22-4:1 | Chris Ward

How do we live out our new life in Christ? What does it look like? In our text this week, Paul gives specific instructions for how we can honor each other and glorify Christ in our families. (Colossians 3:18-21)January 18, 2026 | Colossians 3:18-21 | Chris Ward

There’s a lot of thinking we do about ourselves at the start of every year as we make resolutions and promises for what a new year could look like. But have we given much thought to what God might want from us and for us in this new year? This week, we’re going to look at God’s desire over our lives as we step further into 2026.January 11, 2026 | Romans 6:11-13 | Chris Ward

Before we get back to Colossians, we are going to start off a New Year of Sundays in Psalm 119. We are establishing and declaring a foundation for 2026. Join us this Sunday as we look at God's word as our foundation for all of life's seasons - every struggle and every success!    January 4, 2026 | Psalm 119:89-96 | Keith Gove

God loves you! What a simple, yet profound and life-changing truth.Join us as we unpack the prayer in Ephesians 3, when Paul asks that we would all have strength to comprehend the breadth and length and height and depth of the love of God. (Ephesians 3:14-21)December 28, 2025 | Ephesians 3:14-21 | Jonny Burns

The God of the universe born as a human baby - how could that be? And what would that birth be like? As we continue in Luke 2, come marvel with us at the glory of God expressed in the humble circumstances of Jesus' birth. December 21, 2025 | Luke 2:1-7 | Chris Ward

Sometimes life feels overwhelming. As we look at Luke 2 again this week, we get to see the faithfulness of Joseph and Mary in the face of massive obstacles.Join us as we celebrate the faithfulness of God and the faithfulness of two ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. (Luke 2:4-5; Luke 1:30-35) December 14, 2025 | Luke 2:4-5; Luke 1:30-35 | Chris Ward

What does it look like to trust God in uncertain circumstances? This week, in the details of Jesus' birth, we see God at work. (Luke 2:1-7)Join us as we are reminded of the power of God to bring Good News in difficult days!December 7, 2025 | Luke 2:1-7 | Chris Ward

In our text this week, Colossians 3:15-17, Paul is calling the Colossian church (and us) to a life of Christian maturity. Paul is not only addressing the current threat of false teaching, but also future threats. Join us as we see Paul's picture of an interior life and a community life that is overflowing with Jesus.November 30, 2025 | Colossians 3:15-17 | Keith Gove

Last week we were told to 'put to death' and 'put away' old ways of living. This week Paul tells us to 'put on' a new mindset and new ways of relating to each other. Join us this week as we learn ways to reflect God's goodness.November 23, 2025 | Colossians 3:12-14 | Jonny Burns

What does new life in Christ look like? In our text this week (Colossians 3:5-11), Paul makes clear that it includes letting go of some old ways as we cling to Jesus. Join us as we look at the new nature and the new identity of those who follow Christ. November 16, 2025 | Colossians 3:5-11 | Chris Ward

We are called to live a new life. In our text in Colossians this week, Paul tells us - don't live like your old selves anymore. Christ died for us, and our old self died with Him. We now live to be more like Him. Join us this week as we are reminded - the Christian life is not about cleaning up a few bad habits, it's a brand-new life in Christ.   November 9, 2025 | Colossians 3:1-4 | Chris Ward

All around us we hear about the importance of “keeping up appearances.” But did you know that in the Christian faith, it’s one of the most dangerous things we can do? When we focus on looking a certain way to those around us, we can find ourselves in all kinds of trouble.Join us in our study in Colossians as we look at the dangers of—and the solution to—“keeping up appearances."

Don’t let anything but Christ captivate you! Those are Paul’s words to the Colossians this week. Don’t let any one convince you that anything more than Jesus is what is needed for what is important in this life.  Join us as we see that fullness of life and freedom that is in Jesus!

When you read Paul's letters, do you ever get overwhelmed by all of the ideas? Or struggle to separate the big ideas from the little ideas? Join us this week in Colossians 2:6-7. Paul brings our focus and attention to the main thing.October 19, 2025 | Colossians 2:6-7 | Todd Chapman

What is Paul's hope for the Colossians? What is his hope for us? He tells us in our passage this week, Colossians 2:1-5. Join us as we hear Paul's heart for the Colossians and for us: encouragement, community, and strength that flow from knowing Jesus.  

This Sunday, we’re finishing up Chapter 1 of Colossians (vv. 24-29). Here, Paul aims to advance our understanding of what it looks like to follow Jesus. The story he shares is one of both challenges and excitement, so what are we to understand and do about this?Join us as we get real about the details of following Jesus.October 5, 2025 | Colossians 1:24-29 | Chris Ward

After reminding the Colossians of the glorious truth that Jesus is the One - the Creator, the Sustainer, the One and only who is able to reconcile us to God and make all things right...what is Paul's next encouragement?  What are his next words? Join us as we learn, from Paul, what to do with this glorious truth. September 28, 2025 | Colossians 1:21-23 | Jonny Burns

What did the early church believe about Jesus?  It is no exaggeration to say that the truth about Jesus that is contained in this week's text is the foundation for everything else that Paul would write in his letter to the Colossians. September 21, 2025 | Colossians 1:15-20 | Chris Ward

As we continue in Colossians, we hear that Paul and his partners in prayer desperately want the church in Colossae to "be filled with the knowledge of his will..." (Col 1:9-14). What does it mean to be filled with the knowledge of God's will? If we get it, what do we do with it?September 14, 2025 | Colossians 1:9-14 | Chris Ward

This week is the start of Colossians (Col 1:1-8). What do we know about Colossae? What were Paul's hopes for this letter?Join us as we look at Paul's greeting to the church and understand a little more about this letter that proclaims the greatness of the truth of the gospel.September 7, 2025 | Colossians 1:1-8 | Chris Ward

For our last week in our series on Parables, we're looking at one of the more recognizable Bible stories, The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32). Why did Jesus tell us this story about these two brothers as they experience the challenges of life? How might the familiarity of this story impact our view of it?Join us this Sunday as we take a look at Jesus' story of this family, as He hopes that through their example, we would understand God's Kingdom a little more clearly.September 31, 2025 | Luke 15:11-32 | Brian Betts

This week, we are looking at the parable of the Talents from Matthew 25. A man went away on a long journey and entrusted his servants with his property. The story highlights three servants and how they managed the master's resources. Join us this week as we take inventory of our lives through the lens of this story.  August 24, 2025 | Matthew 25:14-30 | Chris Ward

This week, we're continuing in Parables and looking at "The Mustard Seed." (Mark 4:30-32). What's obvious about this parable is how the mustard seed starts small and can grow into something massive. What's not so obvious is our ability to believe that those little seeds are actually happening.August 17, 2025 | Mark 4:30-32 | Chris Ward

This week we are looking at the parable of The Good Samaritan.  It is one of Jesus' most well-known parables.  We have probably heard the story many times - a man is beaten and left to die, but is saved by the most unlikely person passing by.  The story may be very familiar, but what if with all its familiarity we've missed Jesus' point?  Come this week and listen with fresh ears to the parable of The Good Samaritan. August 10 | Chris Ward