Riverside Church Sunday Message

Bringing help and hope to Birmingham and beyond. We're an intergenerational church made up of people from diverse backgrounds and experiences who believe Jesus is the source of life. Find out more at riverside-church.org.uk

Riverside Church Sunday Message is a religion podcast hosted by Riverside Church Birmingham, with 520 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Riverside Church Birmingham hosts Riverside Church Sunday Message, a religion show with 520 episodes published.

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  Unconventional. Unashamed. — Judy Moore (16 August 2026)

  Aug 17, 202628 min

  Judy Moore speaks on Titus 2:1-15 as part of our Unconventional series. Most people won't experience the gospel first through a sermon or a debate. They'll experience it through the lives of those who follow Jesus. In Titus 2, Paul paints a vision of ordinary Christians living in extraordinary ways - not through perfection, but through lives continually shaped by God's grace. It's a picture of faith that is authentic, attractive and deeply compelling. When lives are shaped by grace, they make the gospel beautiful. We're not simply called to defend the good news, but to help people see how captivating it really is. At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

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  Unconventional. Undivided. — Andy Worthington (9 August 2026)

  Aug 12, 202623 min

  Andy Worthington speaks on Titus 1:5-16 as part of our Unconventional series. It's easy to separate our lives into compartments. We can be one person on a Sunday, another at work, and someone else entirely at home. But Paul paints a very different picture in Titus 1. Before he says anything about influence or leadership, he begins with character. Before public ministry comes private integrity. In a culture where image often matters more than substance, Paul invites us to build lives that are held together by something deeper than appearances. The most compelling witness we can offer isn't perfection, but a life of integrity - where our private lives and our public faith tell the same story. At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

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  Unconventional Lives—Sarah Auger (2 August 2026)

  Aug 4, 202629 min

  Sarah Auger speaks on Titus 1:1-4 as part of our Unconventional series. It's possible to know the truth without ever being changed by it. But the kind of knowledge Paul writes about in Titus isn't simply about learning more- it has the power to reshape the way we live. In the opening of his letter, Paul introduces a hope that transforms the present, a God whose timing is always perfect, and a grace that comes before any demand is made of us. It's an unconventional way to begin… and perhaps that's exactly the point. At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

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  Surrendered waiting—Nathanael Ballew & Joel Pumphrey (26 July 2026)

  Aug 4, 202624 min

  Nathanael Ballew & Joel Pumphrey speak on Psalm 40 as part of our Wait for it series. Waiting can feel like losing control. We want answers, movement, and certainty - but God often invites us into something deeper: trust. In Psalm 40, David looks back on a season of waiting and discovers that God meets him there. He doesn’t come away with a perfect explanation or a plan to manage the future, but with a heart that has learned to depend on God. And perhaps it all points to Jesus even more than we realise. Surrendered waiting is not giving up or simply accepting what happens. It is choosing to place our hopes, our timing, and our future in the hands of the One who can be trusted. At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

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  Eye-open waiting — Tim Chilvers (19 July 2026)

  Jul 22, 202624 min

  Tim Chilvers speaks on Psalm 130 as part of our Wait for it series. Do you remember the excitement of waiting for something you knew was coming? The anticipation of Christmas morning, a special day, or a long-awaited moment? You weren’t wondering whether it would arrive - you were watching for it. In Psalm 130, the psalmist describes waiting for God in the same way. Like a watchman looking for the dawn, he waits with expectation and hope. Waiting on God isn’t about sitting back until something happens. It’s about keeping our eyes open, ready to see him at work. At Riverside we are on a journey together to help people get to know Jesus and grow as his followers across Birmingham and beyond. Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you're so welcome in this community. Find out more about Riverside Church & plan your visit: riverside-church.org.uk

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