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On June 14, 2026, Pastor Jeff McLain explored Psalm 23 as "A Poem for the Pilgrimage," inviting listeners to rediscover one of Scripture's most familiar passages as a practical roadmap for everyday life rather than simply a reading for funerals. Psalm 23 is more than a comforting poem—it is a portable theology for the journey of faith. In this message, Pastor Jeff examines how David's imagery of the Shepherd reveals God's character as the One who provides, restores, guides, protects, blesses, and remains present with His people through every season of life. From green pastures and quiet waters to dark valleys and overflowing cups, each verse serves as a reminder of who God is when life feels uncertain, exhausting, or overwhelming. Drawing connections to the teachings of Jesus, this sermon shows how Psalm 23 calls believers to trust God's provision, embrace His guidance, rest in His presence, and live with eternity in view. Whether you are walking through a season of peace or a season of struggle, this message offers encouragement to remember what is already true: the Lord is your Shepherd, and that changes everything. River Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers gathering in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. We seek to follow Jesus together through worship, prayer, Scripture, fellowship, and mission. Our desire is to cultivate a way of life rooted in the teachings of Christ, attentive to the Holy Spirit, and shaped by the love of God for the sake of our neighbors and communities.For more information about River Corner Church, visit: rivercornerchurch.com#Psalm23 #PastorJeffMcLain #RiverCornerChurch #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #Jesus #FaithJourney #ShepherdPsalm #ChristianLiving #LancasterPA #SpiritualFormation #Psalm23Sermon #ChurchOnline #BibleStudy #FollowingJesusSend us Fan MailSupport the show

What we keep before us will ultimately shape our direction. In this final message from our series through 1 Timothy, we explore Paul's closing instructions to Timothy and the church in Ephesus. From false teachers and the love of money to contentment, perseverance, and faithful living, Paul reminds us that sincere faith is cultivated when we keep the right things before us and fix our eyes on God's kingdom.In 1 Timothy 6, we discover:• How sincere faith shapes our relationships • Why false teaching and misplaced motives are dangerous • The connection between contentment and spiritual maturity • What Paul means by "fight the good fight of faith." • The dangers of wealth and misplaced hope • How to keep eternity in view while living faithfully todayThroughout this letter, Paul has challenged Timothy—and us—to cultivate a sincere faith that guards the gospel, pursues godliness, and helps others do the same.Scripture: 1 Timothy 6#1Timothy #BibleStudy #ChristianSermon #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #Faith #SpiritualFormation #Paul #NewTestament #ChurchSend us Fan MailSupport the show

On May 17 at River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain explores 1 Timothy 5 and what it means for the church to become an alternative family in a lonely world.This week's teaching centers on sincere faith lived out in ordinary life — following Jesus through community, simplicity, integrity, hospitality, prayer, and everyday faithfulness. Jeff's preaching combines biblical teaching with pastoral reflection, often exploring how the gospel reshapes relationships, leadership, family, and the rhythms of daily life in a culture marked by noise, loneliness, distraction, and performance.In addition to pastoral ministry, Jeff writes and speaks on spiritual formation, quiet living, mission, and the practical implications of Jesus' teachings for modern discipleship. His work is shaped both by local church ministry and years of walking alongside people experiencing homelessness, addiction, hardship, and spiritual searching.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers seeking to practice the way of Jesus together in everyday life. We value Scripture, prayer, community, hospitality, shared meals, honest conversation, and sincere faith expressed through love and service.We believe the church is more than a service to attend. It is a spiritual family learning to follow Jesus together in the places we live, work, worship, and serve. Our gatherings are centered on biblical teaching, worship, prayer, and authentic relationships rooted in grace and truth.Whether you are exploring faith, returning to church, wrestling with questions, or simply looking for a community grounded in Jesus, you are welcome here.If something in this message resonated with you, encouraged you, challenged you, or stirred up questions about faith, Scripture, or life with Jesus, we would love to hear from you. Feel free to leave a comment, share your thoughts, or connect with us. We believe some of the most meaningful conversations happen when people honestly wrestle with faith together.Thank you for listening and being part of the conversation.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On May 10, Pastor Jeff McLain preached at River Corner Church on 1 Timothy 4, exploring sincere faith, spiritual formation, and how followers of Jesus remain rooted in truth amid a noisy, distorted world.Pastor Jeff continues the Sincere Faith series with a teaching through 1 Timothy 4, examining Paul’s warning against deceptive influences, counterfeit spirituality, and the slow drift that can pull people away from sincere faith. Drawing from Paul’s encouragement to Timothy, this message explores spiritual discipline, godliness, authority, Scripture, church community, and the importance of lives shaped by truth rather than reaction, distraction, or platform culture. The sermon challenges listeners to consider what is forming them and calls the church back to faithful endurance, deeper formation, and resilient discipleship rooted in Christ.Pastor Jeff serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and as the pastor of River Corner Church. He writes and teaches on spiritual formation, simple faith, Sabbath, and the practices that cultivate a sincere and resilient walk with Jesus.River Corner Church is a simple church community centered on following Jesus through shared meals, prayer, Scripture, honest conversation, and everyday discipleship. The church emphasizes spiritual formation, authentic community, and the cultivation of unhurried faith in ordinary life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On May 3, Pastor Jeff McLain preached at River Corner Church on 1 Timothy 3, exploring sincere faith, character-based leadership, and spiritual formation.Pastor Jeff continues the Sincere Faith series with a teaching through 1 Timothy 3, examining Paul’s vision for leadership, integrity, and the household of God. This message explores how sincere faith is formed through healthy church community, faithful relationships, tested character, and everyday integrity. Looking closely at overseers, deacons, and the role of spiritual influence, the sermon challenges modern ideas of leadership built on charisma and platform and instead points listeners toward maturity, accountability, and resilient faith lived out in ordinary life.Pastor Jeff serves as Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and pastors River Corner Church. He writes and teaches on spiritual formation, simple faith, Sabbath, and the practices that cultivate a sincere and resilient walk with Jesus.River Corner Church is a simple church community centered on following Jesus through shared meals, prayer, Scripture, honest conversation, and everyday discipleship. The church emphasizes spiritual formation, authentic community, and cultivating unhurried faith in ordinary life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this sermon on 1 Timothy 1, Jeff McLain explores what it means to cultivate a sincere faith in a chaotic, noisy world. Using the real-life story of the drifting Kaz II yacht, this message highlights how faith doesn’t usually collapse all at once—it drifts over time. Paul’s encouragement to Timothy reveals four essential practices that anchor our faith: encouraging relationships, truth rooted in love, gospel humility, and remembering what God has spoken. This message challenges the church to stay grounded, resist false teaching, and live with boldness, clarity, and dependence on the Spirit so we don’t drift but remain anchored in Christ.River Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers rooted in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. We are everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.Together, we seek to find the sacred in the simplicity—paying attention to God’s presence in one another, in ordinary moments, and in everyday rhythms.As a local church in Lancaster County, we are ordinary people practicing the extraordinary way of Jesus—a community rooted in Scripture, dependent on the Holy Spirit, shaped by repentance and baptism, committed to prayer, care for one another, and gathering regularly at the Lord’s Table.We seek to announce, embody, and demonstrate the loving goodness and good news of God in the places we live, work, worship, and play.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Gratitude is a discipline that followers of Jesus are called to practice.Paul gives one of the most challenging reminders of this in 1 Thessalonians 5:18. He says, “Give thanks in all circumstances.” And then he adds, “for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.”Gratitude is one clear expression of God’s will for us in Christ.Gratitude forms alignment with God’s purpose. It creates an anchor of trust during trials, and it surrenders our hearts to God’s transforming work.Gratitude is one way of saying, “Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”To be thankful is to surrender in obedience to God’s will.Christians understand that in every circumstance, we have a choice. We can choose God’s will in Christ Jesus, or we can allow the will of others—or the will of the world—to shape our lives.For Paul, gratitude is both something we practice but it also a way we surrender.Gratitude is also a trait of the resurrected life.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional, intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On March 29, 2026, Robert Brody of New Danville Mennonite Church joined the community at River Corner Church to share a message on surrender as part of the Lenten sermon series “The Way of the Cross.”This shared series is a collaboration among churches in the LMC Network of Churches' New Danville District, including Byerland Mennonite Church, New Danville Mennonite Church, and River Corner Church. Throughout Lent, pastors are visiting one another’s congregations to reflect on what it means to live the cruciform life—following Jesus in the shadow of the cross.In this message, Robert explores the theme of surrender, inviting listeners to consider what it means to lay down control, embrace the way of Jesus, and trust God fully in every area of life. Rooted in the call to take up our cross daily, this message challenges and encourages believers to live lives marked by obedience, humility, and dependence on God.Together, these themes—hope, repentance, and surrender—form a shared journey through Lent as we consider what it means to follow Jesus on the way of the cross.Subscribe for more sermons, reflections on scripture, and conversations about following Jesus in everyday life.#WayOfTheCross #Lent #Surrender #RiverCornerChurch #MennoniteChurch #Discipleship #FollowingJesusSend us Fan MailSupport the show

On March 22, 2026, Bishop Mike Clemmer of the New Danville District joined the community at River Corner Church to share a message on repentance as part of the Lenten sermon series “The Way of the Cross.”This shared series is a collaboration among churches in the LMC Network of Churches' New Danville District, including Byerland Mennonite Church, New Danville Mennonite Church, and River Corner Church. Throughout Lent, pastors and leaders are visiting one another’s congregations to reflect on what it means to live the cruciform life—following Jesus in the shadow of the cross.In this message, Bishop Mike explores the theme of repentance, emphasizing that it is more than confession—it is a reorientation of the heart toward God. Rooted in Scripture and the call of Jesus to “repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near,” this message invites listeners to see repentance as an ongoing way of life shaped by God’s grace and character.The Lenten series continues with: • Surrender – next week at River Corner Church with Robert Brody of New Danville Mennonite ChurchTogether, these themes—hope, repentance, and surrender—form a shared journey through Lent as we consider what it means to follow Jesus on the way of the cross.Subscribe for more sermons, reflections on scripture, and conversations about following Jesus in everyday life.#WayOfTheCross #Lent #Repentance #RiverCornerChurch #MennoniteChurch #KingdomOfGod #FollowingJesusSend us Fan MailSupport the show

On March 15, 2026, Matt Bye, pastor of Byerland Mennonite Church, joined the community at River Corner Church to share a message on hope as part of the Lenten sermon series “The Way of the Cross.”This shared series is a collaboration among churches in the LMC Network of Churches' New Danville District, including Byerland Mennonite Church, New Danville Mennonite Church, and River Corner Church. Throughout Lent, pastors are visiting one another’s congregations to reflect on what it means to live the cruciform life—following Jesus in the shadow of the cross.In this message, Pastor Matt explores the theme of hope through Isaiah 53:4–6 and Romans 5:6–11, reminding us that the cross reveals both the depth of human brokenness and the greater depth of God’s love. The hope found in Christ’s suffering and sacrifice shapes how believers live today.The Lenten series continues with:• Repentance – next week at River Corner Church• Surrender – with Robert Brody of New Danville Mennonite ChurchTogether, these themes—hope, repentance, and surrender—form a shared journey through Lent as we consider what it means to follow Jesus on the way of the cross.Subscribe for more sermons, reflections on scripture, and conversations about following Jesus in everyday life.#WayOfTheCross #Lent #HopeInChrist #RiverCornerChurch #MennoniteChurch #Isaiah53 #Romans5 #FollowingJesusSend us Fan MailSupport the show

On March 8, Pastor Jeff concluded our Hard Conversations series with a sermon titled “We Choose to Accept the Already and Not Yet (Affirmation 5).” In this message, he reflects on the tension that often exists in the Christian life—between what God has already begun through Jesus and what has not yet been fully completed—and how that plays in our unresolved conversations. Drawing from Scripture and the lived experience of the church, Jeff explores how followers of Jesus are called to live faithfully within this tension. The kingdom of God has already broken into the world through Christ, yet we still experience brokenness, conflict, and unfinished work in our lives and communities. Rather than pretending everything is resolved or giving in to discouragement, the church is invited to embrace the reality of both.The sermon highlights how accepting the “already and not yet” shapes the way we navigate hard conversations. It calls believers to practice patience, humility, and hope—recognizing that people, churches, and even our own hearts are still being formed by God. When we remember that redemption is both present and unfolding, we can approach disagreements with grace, hold conviction without hostility, and continue walking together toward the fullness of God’s kingdom.The central affirmation of this final message is simple: faithful followers of Jesus learn to live in the tension of the already and not yet, trusting that God is still at work.River Corner Church is a growing church community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to worshiping God, following Jesus, and walking through life together. The church values simplicity, shared discernment, Scripture, prayer, and authentic community. Rather than chasing hype or platform, River Corner seeks to cultivate a faithful, Spirit-led community marked by humility, conversation, and encouragement.Jeff McLain serves as Pastor of River Corner Church and Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission. With over 15 years of pastoral leadership, Jeff is passionate about spiritual formation, theological depth, and helping people engage Scripture in practical and transformative ways. His preaching blends biblical clarity, pastoral warmth, and cultural awareness, calling the church to live faithfully in a divided world.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On March 1, Pastor Jeff preached from Galatians 2:11–20 in his sermon, "Hard Conversations: We Find Our Identity in Christ (Affirmation 4)," examining Paul’s public confrontation with Peter and what it means to anchor our identity in Christ amid emotionally charged conflict. The message explored how fear, people-pleasing, and tribal loyalty can fracture unity when the gospel itself is at stake.In this sermon, Jeff walks through Paul’s rebuke of Peter in Antioch and the deeper issue behind it: when belonging becomes more important than grace, the gospel is distorted. He highlights how Peter’s withdrawal from Gentile believers signaled division, how Paul stepped into a hard conversation for the sake of those caught in the crossfire, and how Galatians 2:20 reframes identity in terms of union with Christ. The central affirmation is this: we find our identity in Christ, not in our belief systems, tribes, or need for approval. The sermon challenges listeners to confront fear-driven compromise, resist people-pleasing, and root their worth so deeply in Jesus that they can contend for truth without losing love.River Corner Church is a growing church community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to worshiping God, following Jesus, and walking through life together. The church values simplicity, shared discernment, Scripture, prayer, and authentic community. Rather than chasing hype or platform, River Corner seeks to cultivate a faithful, Spirit-led community marked by humility, conversation, and encouragement.Jeff McLain serves as Pastor of River Corner Church and Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission. With over 15 years of pastoral leadership, Jeff is passionate about spiritual formation, theological depth, and helping people engage Scripture in practical and transformative ways. His preaching blends biblical clarity, pastoral warmth, and cultural awareness, calling the church to live faithfully in a divided world.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On February 22, Pastor Jeff looked at Acts 15 in his sermon, Hard Conversations: The Spirit Can Create Unity (Affirmation 3), exploring the first major church conflict in Jerusalem and how the Holy Spirit brought clarity and unity amid deep division. The message focused on what it means to trust the Spirit when conversations are tense, and the stakes feel high.In this sermon, Jeff walks through the Jerusalem Council and the debate over whether Gentile believers had to adopt Jewish law to be saved. He shows how the early church faced sharp disagreement, cultural tension, and theological conflict—but chose slow, shared discernment rather than reaction and division. Through Peter’s testimony, James’ scriptural grounding, and the unified decision of the elders, we see a model for handling hard conversations today. The central affirmation is clear: the Spirit can create unity where it once seemed impossible. The sermon challenges listeners to resist turning personal conviction into universal law, to remain humble enough to be corrected, and to depend on the Holy Spirit rather than on outrage, pride, or the need to win.River Corner Church is a growing church community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to worshiping God, following Jesus, and walking through life together. The church values simplicity, shared discernment, Scripture, prayer, and authentic community. Rather than chasing hype or platform, River Corner seeks to cultivate a faithful, Spirit-led community marked by humility, conversation, and encouragement.Jeff McLain serves as Pastor of River Corner Church and Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission. With over 15 years of pastoral leadership, Jeff is passionate about spiritual formation, theological depth, and helping people engage Scripture in practical and transformative ways. His preaching blends biblical clarity, pastoral warmth, and cultural awareness, calling the church to live faithfully in a divided world.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Pastor Jeff McLain continued our series, Hard Conversations, on February 16, 2026, by looking at Galatians 5. Week 3 examines how Paul shows that division can lead us to devour one another. It is important that we learn that being loving is as important as being right.Hard Conversations SeriesThis six-week series, Hard Conversations, is about staying present with one another when life, faith, and relationships get complicated. Instead of withdrawing or reacting in moments of disagreement and difficulty, we’re exploring how God calls and equips us to remain united in love — even when we disagree.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a Spirit-led, simple church community of Jesus followers, nestled in the countryside of Conestoga, PA. We are a people rooted in the way of Jesus, shaped by the Anabaptist tradition, and drawn together by a desire to live with purpose, humility, and quiet faithfulness. Though we gather in a peaceful setting, our community comes from all across Lancaster County.We don’t have big lights or polished gatherings—just a desire to worship, grow, and follow Jesus in everyday life together. We meet each Sunday at 10:00 AM in a simple meetinghouse on a quiet hillside in Conestoga. You’re always welcome here.We are part of the LMC Network— an expanding fellowship of Anabaptist congregations proclaiming Christ to all peoples.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Pastor Jeff McLain continued our series, Hard Conversations, on February 9, 2026. Week 2 looks at the way Paul, who once thought he knew it all, teaches us that even with our best tools, we don't know it all. Learning to admit that we only see in part helps us remain unified and effective as a church community.Hard Conversations SeriesThis six-week series, Hard Conversations, is about staying present with one another when life, faith, and relationships get complicated. Instead of withdrawing or reacting in moments of disagreement and difficulty, we’re exploring how God calls and equips us to remain united in love — even when we disagree.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a Spirit-led, simple church community of Jesus followers, nestled in the countryside of Conestoga, PA. We are a people rooted in the way of Jesus, shaped by the Anabaptist tradition, and drawn together by a desire to live with purpose, humility, and quiet faithfulness. Though we gather in a peaceful setting, our community comes from all across Lancaster County.We don’t have big lights or polished gatherings—just a desire to worship, grow, and follow Jesus in everyday life together. We meet each Sunday at 10:00 AM in a simple meetinghouse on a quiet hillside in Conestoga. You’re always welcome here.We are part of the LMC Network— an expanding fellowship of Anabaptist congregations proclaiming Christ to all peoples.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Pastor Jeff McLain started our new series, Hard Conversations, on February 1, 2026. Week 1 looks at the important prayer Jesus prays for a divided world and church. What Jesus prays about is important for the effectiveness of the church.Hard Conversations SeriesThis six-week series, Hard Conversations, is about staying present with one another when life, faith, and relationships get complicated. Instead of withdrawing or reacting in moments of disagreement and difficulty, we’re exploring how God calls and equips us to remain united in love — even when we disagree.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a Spirit-led, simple church community of Jesus followers, nestled in the countryside of Conestoga, PA. We are a people rooted in the way of Jesus, shaped by the Anabaptist tradition, and drawn together by a desire to live with purpose, humility, and quiet faithfulness. Though we gather in a peaceful setting, our community comes from all across Lancaster County.We don’t have big lights or polished gatherings—just a desire to worship, grow, and follow Jesus in everyday life together. We meet each Sunday at 10:00 AM in a simple meetinghouse on a quiet hillside in Conestoga. You’re always welcome here.We are part of the LMC Network— an expanding fellowship of Anabaptist congregations proclaiming Christ to all peoples.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

This sermon explores Luke 8:40–50, the story of Jesus, Jairus, and the woman who reached out in faith while waiting for healing. In this passage, we see how Jesus responds to interruption, models encouragement, and invites trust in moments of delay and uncertainty. This message reflects on faith, waiting on God, and how the Lord’s Prayer-shaped life calls us to encourage one another toward Jesus (Hebrews 10:24). If you are struggling to trust God while waiting for answers, this teaching offers biblical insight, hope, and practical encouragement for everyday life.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional, intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On January 4, Pastor Jeff McLain opened River Corner Church’s 2026 theme, A Year of Encouragement, by teaching from Hebrews 10:24–25. This message frames encouragement not as affirmation that avoids tension, but as faithful community life that engages friction in ways that lead to love, perseverance, and good works.In this sermon, Pastor Jeff explores how biblical encouragement differs from cultural encouragement. Rooted in Hebrews 10, he calls the church to a shared, intentional practice of spurring one another toward Christ through five embodied commitments: praying for one another with open eyes, listening carefully to one another’s lives, offering care through presence and touch, acting in ways that spread the fragrance of life, and inviting others to taste goodness at our tables. Together, these commitments form a practical vision for mutual encouragement that sustains faith, deepens love, and shapes a resilient Christian community.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers rooted in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. We gather around Scripture, prayer, shared meals, and life together, seeking to follow Jesus faithfully in ordinary, embodied ways. Our desire is to cultivate a church marked by encouragement, perseverance, and love that overflows into good works for the sake of our neighbors and the world.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this Advent Week 4 message, Pastor Jeff McLain concludes the series A Journey With the Shepherds by exploring Luke 2:19–20 and the theme of God’s love going forth. Focusing on Mary’s faithful treasuring and the shepherds’ joyful return to ordinary life, this sermon reflects on how encountering Jesus transforms us and sends us back into the places we live, work, worship, and play.This message invites listeners to see Advent not only as a season of hope, peace, and joy, but as a call to live out God’s love in everyday faithfulness. Drawing on Scripture, theology, and pastoral reflection, Jeff highlights how God uses ordinary people to carry good news and how love takes shape through worship, obedience, and witness.📖 Scripture: Luke 2:19–20 (NIV)🎄 Series: A Journey With the Shepherds📍 Theme: God Has Sent Us Out — Love Goes ForthWhether you are reflecting on Advent, exploring the Christmas story, or seeking a deeper understanding of God’s love for all, this sermon offers a grounded and hope-filled invitation to follow Jesus into ordinary life.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On December 21, Pastor Jeff McLain continued our Advent series, Journey with the Shepherds, with Week 3: “God Is for Us (Joy Has Come)”, exploring joy not as a fleeting emotion but as a rooted reality flowing from God’s favor.In a world where joy is often chased, manufactured, or lost as quickly as it’s found, the Christmas story offers a deeper truth. Joy emerges not when life becomes easier, but when we discover that God is truly for us. Joy is knowing Jesus. Through the shepherds’ encounter in Luke 2, we see that joy is born in the midst of ordinary life, long waiting, and risky obedience.Sermon Summary: Centered on Luke 2:15–18, this message follows the shepherds as they move from hearing God’s word to stepping into God’s promise. Their journey reveals how joy grows in community, is sustained by remembering God’s promises, is strengthened through faithful risk, and overflows as good news shared with others. Pastor Jeff connects this moment to the fulfillment of ancient prophecies, reminding us that God keeps His promises—sometimes after long seasons of waiting, sometimes immediately—but always faithfully.This message highlights a central Advent truth: God’s favor rests on the humble. Joy is not earned or manufactured; it is discovered when we receive God’s grace, trust His word, and step forward in obedience.Practical Application: How do we live into this joy? Pastor Jeff invites us to respond in four ways: Journey Together in Community, Remember What God Has Spoken, Take Faithful Steps of Obedience, and Share What God Is Doing.Passage: Luke 2:15–18 (NIV)Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On December 7, Pastor Jeff McLain kicked off our Advent series, "God Has Come (Hope Has Returned)," exploring the true, lasting hope of the Christmas season.In a world longing for light, we often chase temporary fixes—like the beautiful, fleeting glow of holiday lights. But the Advent story invites us into a deeper reality: God breaking into human history to bring a permanent light that transforms us.Sermon Summary: This message, based on Luke 2:1-12, centers on the extraordinary moment God chose the ordinary and the overlooked. We follow the stories of Elizabeth, Mary, Joseph, and especially the shepherds—the unseen people God chose first—to discover what it means to be attentive to God's presence.We'll unpack the core truth of Advent: God has come to the desperate, the sick, and the unseen. Learn why the shepherds' humble encounter with the glory of the Lord is a sign that God is still breaking into your story today. This message reminds us that the Messiah's arrival fulfills ancient promises, bringing a light and hope that cannot be extinguished.Practical Application: How do we live with open eyes and open hearts? Pastor Jeff shares three practical responses to walk in this transformative light: Practice Watchfulness, Cultivate Reverence, and Share Joy.Passage: Luke 2:1-12 (NIV)Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Discover how the storms in your life can become the resistance you need to grow your faith, just like the mighty albatross uses wind to soar. Join Pastor Jeff McLain as he explores Mark 4:35-41 on November 30th, 2025, revealing that every storm is a holy work designed to deepen your dependence on Jesus and reveal His complete authority.In this sermon, "The Holy Work of Storms," Pastor Jeff McLain of River Corner Church offers a unique perspective on adversity, contrasting the disciples' fear during a squall on the Sea of Galilee with the albatross's inherent ability to soar through storms. Drawing on Mark 4:35-41, this message challenges the notion of seeking a storm-free life, arguing that moments of crisis—whether financial, health-related, or spiritual—are divine opportunities. The sermon explains that storms expose our self-reliance, compel us to turn to Jesus, and ultimately serve as the necessary resistance that launches us into deeper faith, reminding us that only Jesus can command, "Quiet! Be still!"About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus-followers located in East Petersburg, PA, committed to shared listening and participating in God's work together. As a hodge-podge community, we value slowing down our normal rhythms, particularly on Fifth Sundays, to make space for authentic connection and collective growth as we hear God's voice through Scripture, prayer, and one another. Our mission is to live out the way of Jesus by growing in faith, purpose, and belonging, and recognizing that following Him is a sacred journey, even when it leads us into uncomfortable or "stormy" seasons.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this message, missionary Menuka Tamang shares her life, calling, and work in the field. She speaks about the challenges of cross-cultural ministry, the faithfulness of God, and the ways the gospel is meeting real needs in her community. Recorded at River Corner Church, her story invites us to pray, support, and participate in God’s mission with humility and hope.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this message from River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain explores Matthew 28:16–20 and the eighth of our eight church commitments—a commitment to grow as disciples and invest in others as disciplemakers.Drawing from the Great Commission and the rabbinic apprenticeship model of Jesus, Jeff reflects on what it means to be a community that not only learns the ways, words, and works of Jesus, but intentionally passes them on. Like Bob Buford’s image of “my fruit grows on other people’s trees,” Matthew’s ending reminds us that the baton has been handed to us. Jesus calls ordinary people to become disciplers—those who pour their lives into others so that faith multiplies.Mountaintop moments with Jesus are never meant to stay on the mountain. They send us out. And as we go, teach, and baptize, we do so with His presence and authority: “I am with you always.”Scripture: Matthew 28:16–20 Series: 8 Commitments – Week 8 Message: Commitment to Being a Disciple and a Disciplemaker Speaker: Pastor Jeff McLain Date: November 16, 2025If this message encourages you, please like, share, and subscribe for more sermons and reflections.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this message from River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain explores Romans 12:9–21 and the seventh of our eight church commitments—a commitment to live honorably and remain accountable to one another.Drawing from Michael Youssef’s The Prayer That God Answers, Jeff reflects on what it means to be a community “bought by the blood of Christ” and bound together through mutual encouragement, accountability, and prayerful support.Like the image of an old Amish barn raising, Paul’s words remind us that church is not about getting ahead, but getting together. We are called to be people of sincere love, honor, and humility—lifting each other up, rooting out envy, and reflecting the transforming grace of Christ’s kingdom.Scripture: Romans 12:9–21 Series: 8 Commitments – Week 7 Message: Committed to Live Honorably and Accountable to Each Other Speaker: Pastor Jeff McLain Date: November 9, 2025If this message encourages you, please like, share, and subscribe for more sermons and reflections.About River Corner Church River Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We meet at 524 River Corner Road, Conestoga, Pennsylvania, every Sunday at 10:00 AM. You’re welcome as you are—just be yourself. Learn more at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this message from River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain explores Colossians 4:2–6 and the sixth of our eight church commitments—faithful participation in God’s mission. The church doesn’t exist merely to gather, but to be shaped and sent. Worship together forms hearts for everyday faithfulness in the places we live, work, and play.Jeff reminds us that Paul’s words to the church in Colossae call believers to prayer, perception, and proclamation—to live wisely toward outsiders, make the most of every opportunity, and let every word be filled with grace and seasoned with salt. Mission isn’t about strategy or size; it’s about embodying Christ’s light and goodness in daily life.Scripture: Colossians 4:2–6Series: 8 Commitments – Week 6Message: Committed to Everyday FaithfulnessSpeaker: Pastor Jeff McLainIf this message encourages you, please like, share, and subscribe for more sermons and reflections.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now, in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors—gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this message from River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain explores Hebrews 10:19–25 and the fifth of our eight church commitments—presence and participation through regular gathering. Church isn’t about control, counting, or convincing; it’s about diatribō—letting Christ wear off on us as we regularly gather in community and are formed together for God’s kingdom. Jeff reminds us that when we meet, we practice our eschatological hope—a preview of the day we will be gathered to Christ. Learn why our commitment to meet together isn’t about metrics but about belonging, encouragement, and transformation.Scripture: Hebrews 10:19-25Series: 8 Commitments – Week 5Message: Committed to Gathering TogetherSpeaker: Pastor Jeff McLainIf this message encourages you, please like, share, and subscribe for more sermons and reflections.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors, gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On October 19 at River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain continued our “8 Commitments” series with “The Church We Build Together,” drawn from Colossians 3:1–17.In this message, Pastor Jeff reminded us that the church isn’t something we attend—it’s something we build together. Drawing from Paul’s vision in Colossians, we were challenged to invest who we are—our time, gifts, and hearts—into the church’s worship, community, and mission. When Christ’s peace rules our hearts and His word dwells richly among us, our shared life becomes the overflow of His presence. The church becomes not a business or a program, but a family shaped by love, gratitude, and the work of the Holy Spirit.Scripture: Colossians 3:1–17Series: 8 Commitments – Week 4Message: The Church We Build TogetherSpeaker: Pastor Jeff McLainIf this message encourages you, please like, share, and subscribe for more sermons and reflections.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors, gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On October 12, at River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff continued our “8 Commitments” series with “Committed to A Shared Statement of Faith,” drawn from 1 Timothy 4:1–16.In this message, Pastor Jeff McLain reminded us that good doctrine keeps us anchored when the waves of culture crash against us. Drawing from Paul’s words to Timothy, we were challenged to “train ourselves to be godly,” recognizing that faith, like fitness, requires practice, discipline, and perseverance. Doctrine is not about winning arguments but about shaping our lives and keeping the church healthy and strong. As a community, we are called to stay rooted in Scripture, accountable to one another, and centered on the teachings of Jesus—so that when the world swells with confusion, we remain grounded in truth and grace.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors—gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On October 5, at River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff continued our "8 Commitments" series with "A Local Community of Trust and Commitment" from Philippians 2.In examining Philippians 2, we see how Paul calls the church to a shared humility and unity modeled after Christ Himself. Pastor Jeff reminded us that trust is the foundation of all meaningful relationships and that membership at River Corner Church is not about status but about linking arms in a hard-won unity and a costly holiness. As we follow Jesus together, we build a community marked by integrity, humility, and love—a trusted family of faith where we can grow, serve, and shine like stars in the world.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors — gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On September 28, we began our 8 Commitments series by exploring the first: following Jesus wholeheartedly and personally in community.On September 28, River Corner Church launched our new sermon series, 8 Commitments. In this first message, Pastor Jeff McLain explores what it means to follow Jesus wholeheartedly and personally. Drawing from Ephesians 4 and other passages, he reminds us that discipleship is never meant to be lived in isolation. Our faith is strengthened in community, as each believer’s personal “yes” to Jesus joins together to form the body of Christ. This foundational commitment becomes the root from which all others grow, shaping us into a church that reflects unity, maturity, and the love of Christ.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors — gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On September 15, Pastor Jeff McLain spoke at River Corner Church on Right Here, Right Now from 1 Corinthians 7:15–24. In this message, Jeff reminded us that faithfulness to Christ doesn’t require a bigger stage, a different role, or a new situation. Instead, Paul’s command to the Corinthians — and to all the churches — is to live as believers right here, right now, in the circumstances God has already assigned to us.Drawing from Paul’s own example of ordinary faithfulness — mentoring, tentmaking, writing letters, and walking alongside people in daily life — Jeff encouraged us to see our families, neighborhoods, workplaces, and friendships as our mission fields. He challenged us not to chase busyness, platforms, or status, but to recognize that God has already placed value on our lives through Christ, and He longs to bring value through us wherever we are.The call of the gospel is not to “be your best self” or stay as you are, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus right here, right now.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a simple community of Jesus followers, rooted in Scripture, prayer, and life together. We are not driven by flash or size, but by a desire to be faithful right here, right now in the place God has planted us. Since 1760, our church has quietly sought to love God and love our neighbors — gathering around the table, caring for one another, and welcoming others into the presence of Christ. Our hope is not to be impressive, but to be surrendered, formed, and active for Jesus in the ordinary rhythms of daily life.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On September 7, 2025, at River Corner Church, Kevin Bradford began by drawing from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, noting that towers symbolize both safety and authority but can also represent false strongholds. He connected this imagery to Psalm 91, where God is described as a tower of refuge, a place of protection and peace for those who dwell in HimThe sermon unpacked how Psalm 91 promises God’s covering, yet Christians still face suffering. Kevin explained that Satan misused Psalm 91 in Jesus’ temptation (Matthew 4), trying to reduce God to a formula. Jesus responded by affirming trust in God even amid trials. Bradford emphasized that God sometimes delivers us from suffering and other times sustains us through it, with ultimate healing guaranteed in eternity.He then contrasted two “towers”:One built on truth about God, producing peace, trust, and resilience.One built on lies and false strongholds, which take root in our thoughts and distort our outlook.Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:1–5, Kevin highlighted the need to “demolish strongholds” by taking every thought captive to Christ. He noted that thoughts come from ourselves, culture, or spiritual influences, and if left unchecked, they can create negative strongholds. Conversely, setting our minds on God builds life-giving strongholds of trust and faithMessage September 7, 2025.Practical applications included:Recognizing thoughts as random and refusing to let harmful ones take root.Setting minds on Christ through prayer, Scripture, and community (Colossians 3:1–11).Allowing God, not self-reliance, to form and sustain us.Kevin concluded by reminding the congregation that when life’s assaults come, Christians are called to run to God rather than away from Him, finding shelter in the Most High and security in His presence.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On August 24, Pastor Jeff McLain looked at Mark 5:1-20 at River Corner Church, and explored how this story calls us to trust Jesus when He asks us to step where we wouldn't usually.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On August 17, Pastor Jeff McLain shared a message from Luke 10:38–42, exploring the story of Mary and Martha through the lens of expectancy. In this sermon, we learn what it means to welcome Jesus, sit at Jesus' feet, and choose the one thing that matters most. Discover how to live with expectancy by keeping presence over performance, prayer over anxiety, and the main thing the main thing.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On August 10, 2025, guest speaker Kevin Bradford shares a powerful message at River Corner Church from Deuteronomy 30:11–20 and Romans 8:1–17. In this sermon, “Choose Life,” Kevin unpacks God’s invitation to embrace life through obedience, the Spirit’s leading, and the freedom we have in Christ. About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On August 3, Pastor Jeff concluded our Five Ways series by exploring how God speaks through kairos moments—divine signs, timely interruptions, and Spirit-led redirections. Drawing from Acts 16, he reminded us that the closer we get to God’s leading, the more signs we begin to see.5 Ways Sermon SeriesOver five weeks, the “5 Ways” series unpacks the acronym S P E A K—Scripture, People, Experiences, Awareness & Common Sense, and Kairos Moments—to explore the diverse, practical ways God still speaks today. Each message invites us to slow down, tune in, and respond faithfully so we can grow in an ongoing, conversational relationship with the living God.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On July 27, Pastor Jeff McLain preached from 2 Timothy 2:27, Proverbs 3, & Proverbs 8, exploring how we can learn to hear God's voice guiding us through our common sense—the wisdom God has shaped in us.5 Ways Sermon SeriesOver five weeks, the “5 Ways” series unpacks the acronym S P E A K—Scripture, People, Experiences, Awareness & Common Sense, and Kairos Moments—to explore the diverse, practical ways God still speaks today. Each message invites us to slow down, tune in, and respond faithfully so we can grow in an ongoing, conversational relationship with the living God.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On July 13, Pastor Jeff McLain preached from Acts 2:14-21, exploring how we can learn to hear God's voice through experiences with the Holy Spirit.Resources for Deeper StudyFor a deeper study of this opening message, explore Pete Greig’s How to Hear God, Suprised by the Spirit by Jack Deere, and Power Points by John Wimber, each offering practical insight on recognizing God's voice through experiences with the Holy Spirit.5 Ways Sermon SeriesOver five weeks, the “5 Ways” series unpacks the acronym S P E A K—Scripture, People, Experiences, Awareness & Common Sense, and Kairos Moments—to explore the diverse, practical ways God still speaks today. Each message invites us to slow down, tune in, and respond faithfully so we can grow in an ongoing, conversational relationship with the living God.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On July 13, Pastor Jeff McLain preached from Matthew 18:20, exploring how Jesus promises to be wherever two or three are gathered—ensuring we can hear his voice through other people.Resources for Deeper StudyFor a deeper study of this opening message, explore Pete Greig’s How to Hear God, Here and Now from Henri J.M. Nouwen, and Waiting on God by Andrew Murray, each offering practical insight on recognizing God's voice through others.5 Ways Sermon SeriesOver five weeks, the “5 Ways” series unpacks the acronym S P E A K—Scripture, People, Experiences, Awareness & Common Sense, and Kairos Moments—to explore the diverse, practical ways God still speaks today. Each message invites us to slow down, tune in, and respond faithfully so we can grow in an ongoing, conversational relationship with the living God.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On July 6, Pastor Jeff McLain preached from 2 Timothy 3:14-17, showing how Scripture—God-breathed and ever-active—forms the first and clearest way we learn to recognize God’s voice.Resources for Deeper StudyFor a deeper study of this opening message, explore Dallas Willard’s Hearing God, Pete Greig’s How to Hear God, and John Wimber’s Witnesses for a Powerful Christ, each offering practical insight on recognizing Scripture as God’s living voice.5 Ways Sermon SeriesOver five weeks, the “5 Ways” series unpacks the acronym S P E A K—Scripture, People, Experiences, Awareness & Common Sense, and Kairos Moments—to explore the diverse, practical ways God still speaks today. Each message invites us to slow down, tune in, and respond faithfully so we can grow in an ongoing, conversational relationship with the living God.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On Sunday, June 21, at River Corner Church, guest speaker Kevin Bradford delivered a message titled "Actively Listening for God’s Voice," drawing from 1 Kings 19:11–13 and Psalm 46. His sermon invited listeners to slow down, tune out distractions, and recognize the still, small voice of God amid the noise of life.How Is Your Soul SeriesHow Is Your Soul? is a reflective sermon series from River Corner Church that explores the habits, rhythms, and spiritual practices that help us cultivate a deeper, steadier faith in everyday life. Through biblical teaching and personal reflection, this series guides us to examine our inner world—our emotions, relationships, and spiritual health—and invites us to root ourselves in God’s presence. Whether facing uncertainty, exhaustion, or distraction, this series offers practical tools and gospel-centered encouragement to strengthen your soul and walk more intentionally with Jesus.Additional Sermon Series ResourcesOur Sunday morning series, is meant to be a launching pad. We encourage you to explore additional resources for this series, which include Phil Strout’s How Is Your Soul? booklet, Justin Whitmel Earley’s Habits of the Household, and Ken Shigematsu’s God in My Everything—each offering practical guidance for spiritual rhythms and soul care.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On June 15, Pastor Jeff McLain preached at River Corner Church for Week 4 of our sermon series How Is Your Soul? In this message titled Habits for Seasons of Change, Pastor Jeff teaches from James 1:12–18 and reminds us that in seasons of transition, we need spiritual habits that tether us to God’s unchanging presence, keep us grounded in truth, and form a resilient soul even when everything around us is shifting.How Is Your Soul SeriesHow Is Your Soul? is a reflective sermon series from River Corner Church that explores the habits, rhythms, and spiritual practices that help us cultivate a deeper, steadier faith in everyday life. Through biblical teaching and personal reflection, this series guides us to examine our inner world—our emotions, relationships, and spiritual health—and invites us to root ourselves in God’s presence. Whether facing uncertainty, exhaustion, or distraction, this series offers practical tools and gospel-centered encouragement to strengthen your soul and walk more intentionally with Jesus.Additional Sermon Series ResourcesOur Sunday morning series, is meant to be a launching pad. We encourage you to explore additional resources for this series, which include Phil Strout’s How Is Your Soul? booklet, Justin Whitmel Earley’s Habits of the Household, and Ken Shigematsu’s God in My Everything—each offering practical guidance for spiritual rhythms and soul care.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On June 8, Pastor Jeff McLain preached at River Corner Church for Week 3 of our sermon series How Is Your Soul? In this message titled Habits for Fear and Anxiety, Pastor Jeff teaches from John 14:15–27 and reminds us that in seasons of fear and anxiety, we can develop spiritual habits that root us in peace, ground us in truth, and draw us into deeper communion with the Holy Spirit.How Is Your Soul SeriesHow Is Your Soul? is a reflective sermon series from River Corner Church that explores the habits, rhythms, and spiritual practices that help us cultivate a deeper, steadier faith in everyday life. Through biblical teaching and personal reflection, this series guides us to examine our inner world—our emotions, relationships, and spiritual health—and invites us to root ourselves in God’s presence. Whether facing uncertainty, exhaustion, or distraction, this series offers practical tools and gospel-centered encouragement to strengthen your soul and walk more intentionally with Jesus.Additional Sermon Series ResourcesOur Sunday morning series, is meant to be a launching pad. We encourage you to explore additional resources for this series, which include Phil Strout’s How Is Your Soul? booklet, Justin Whitmel Earley’s Habits of the Household, and Ken Shigematsu’s God in My Everything—each offering practical guidance for spiritual rhythms and soul care.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On May 1, Pastor Jeff McLain preached at River Corner Church for Week 2 of our sermon series How Is Your Soul? In this message titled Habits for Uncertainty, Pastor Jeff explores Romans 8:18–39 and reminds us that even in seasons of uncertainty, we can cultivate steady souls by anchoring ourselves in the love of God and the presence of the Holy Spirit.How Is Your Soul SeriesHow Is Your Soul? is a reflective sermon series from River Corner Church that explores the habits, rhythms, and spiritual practices that help us cultivate a deeper, steadier faith in everyday life. Through biblical teaching and personal reflection, this series guides us to examine our inner world—our emotions, relationships, and spiritual health—and invites us to root ourselves in God’s presence. Whether facing uncertainty, exhaustion, or distraction, this series offers practical tools and gospel-centered encouragement to strengthen your soul and walk more intentionally with Jesus.Additional Sermon Series ResourcesOur Sunday morning series, is meant to be a launching pad. We encourage you to explore additional resources for this series, which include Phil Strout’s How Is Your Soul? booklet, Justin Whitmel Earley’s Habits of the Household, and Ken Shigematsu’s God in My Everything—each offering practical guidance for spiritual rhythms and soul care.About River Corner ChurchRiver Corner Church is a small, Jesus-centered community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, committed to living out a simple, authentic faith. Rooted in Anabaptist values and shaped by Scripture, prayer, and fellowship, we seek to follow Jesus in everyday life through worship, discipleship, and service. Whether you're exploring faith or looking for a spiritual home, River Corner Church offers a welcoming space to grow in Christ, experience genuine community, and pursue a quieter, more intentional way of life.Last ThoughtsListen now to grow in your faith, find rest for your soul, and discover how to follow Jesus with greater peace and purpose—right here in the rolling hills of Lancaster County. Subscribe to the River Corner Church podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to sermons, and stay connected with weekly encouragement rooted in Scripture and everyday discipleship.Learn more about www.rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On Sunday, May 18, Guest Speaker Rip Wahlberg preached at River Corner Church on Genesis 45:1-12, highlighting Joseph's journey into captivity and the choice he made to see God's hand in working all things together for the good.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On Sunday, April 27, Pastor Jeff McLain preached at River Corner Church on Philippians 4:10–23, highlighting Paul’s gratitude for the Philippians’ generosity and the joy it brought both to him and to God. He reminded us that a life worth living is marked by generous giving, rooted in contentment and strength found in Christ.A Life Worth Living SeriesOur new series called A Life Worth Living, explores the opening of Paul’s letter to the Philippians. This sermon series reflects on how through the letter of Philippians, followers of Jesus are equipped, encouraged, and empowered to live out their faith with joy, purpose, and practical wisdom - to embrace a life shaped by Christ.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On April 20, Pastor Jeff continues our A Life Worth Living series in Philippians 4:1-9, exploring the new resources we are empowered with in this life worth living.A Life Worth Living SeriesOur new series called A Life Worth Living, explores the opening of Paul’s letter to the Philippians. This sermon series reflects on how through the letter of Philippians, followers of Jesus are equipped, encouraged, and empowered to live out their faith with joy, purpose, and practical wisdom - to embrace a life shaped by Christ.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On April 13, Pastor Jeff continues our A Life Worth Living series in Philippians 3:10–21, exploring the new ambition we’re called to as followers of Jesus—not one driven by status or success but by the deep desire to know Christ and to press on toward the upward call of God.A Life Worth Living SeriesOur new series called A Life Worth Living, explores the opening of Paul’s letter to the Philippians. This sermon series reflects on how through the letter of Philippians, followers of Jesus are equipped, encouraged, and empowered to live out their faith with joy, purpose, and practical wisdom - to embrace a life shaped by Christ.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

On April 6, Pastor Jeff explores Philippians 3:1–11 and the new confidence we discover when we let go of our own achievements and find our worth in knowing Christ. This message invites us to rejoice—not because life is easy, but because Jesus is enough.A Life Worth Living SeriesOur new series called A Life Worth Living, explores the opening of Paul’s letter to the Philippians. This sermon series reflects on how through the letter of Philippians, followers of Jesus are equipped, encouraged, and empowered to live out their faith with joy, purpose, and practical wisdom - to embrace a life shaped by Christ.Who we are together.River Corner Church is a growing church community of everyday people who gather to worship God, follow Jesus, and journey through life together.What we practice together.Our small church community is uniquely caring, simple, laid-back, and intergenerational. As a church, we want to be a welcoming, safe, and healing community for those who are seeking, hurting, or need a place to belong. Our practices are contemplative (reflective) charismatic (Spirit-driven), conversational, and informative. The times we share together are intentional and intimate, and a mix between modern and traditional. We want to be a place in which love and honor are lived out, where humility is central, and where hospitality is woven into the threads of our community. There is room at the table.When we gather together.River Corner Church gathers weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to worship and experience God, study the scriptures, journey through life together, and partner with the Holy Spirit. We meet in a simple worship meeting house at 524 River Corner Road in Conestoga, Pennsylvania. You are welcome as you are, just be yourself. There are other times that we hold small groups, events, and more.Our Pastoral Leader.As the pastor of River Corner Church, Jeff McLain leads our church community and helps others to think differently about Jesus, life, and everything in-between. Jeff also serves as the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Water Street Mission, where he works with those facing homelessness and poverty. Jeff, Katie, and their three wander-filled daughters look to lead quiet lives. Committed to lifelong learning, Jeff is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University and completing a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Executive Leadership at City Vision University. These academic pursuits complement the two masters he completed earlier at Fuller Seminary. Jeff has a passion for baseball, boardwalks, beaches, bays, and books, but above all, his greatest joy lies in spending time with his family and guiding our church community on our journey of faith together.Learn more about us at rivercornerchurch.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the show