Strengthen the weak hands, and make firm the feeble knees. Say to those who are of a fearful heart, “Be strong, do not fear! Here is your God.” Isaiah 35:3-4a Last week I was telling some Two Rivers friends about Read more…
Dear friends, Yesterday we gathered from our couches, bedrooms, kitchen tables and backyards to worship together online. In this new season of responding to COVID-19, our commitment to worship God together and supporting one another has not waned; as we Read more…
Dear friends, One reason I love Two Rivers so deeply is because our community is always mindful of the impact our actions have on the community around us. The work of our church is strongest when we hold ourselves accountable Read more…
Dear friends, Talk of the coronavirus COVID-19 is all around us as cases mount worldwide and new cases are diagnosed in the United States. While we have not had a case officially diagnosed here in South Carolina, we know that Read more…
I spent several decades in non-denominational evangelical spaces where we didn’t really observe things like Lent. We talked very little about historical Christianity outside of the New Testament and almost nothing about the Christians and their practices that came before Read more…
“Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey everything that I’ve commanded you. Look, I myself will be with you Read more…
In the Bible, God spoke in booming voices from the sky, in quiet whispers, in the actions of others, in the conversations of prayer and countless other ways. This month as we move through the darkness of winter where much Read more…
It’s the last day of the year—a time when we reflect on all that has taken place, celebrate the many ways God is with us and look forward to the dreams and visions 2020 will bring. Two Rivers Church has Read more…
Ever year, I can’t wait to put up my Christmas tree. Starting November 1, my children me say, “Let’s put up the tree today!” at least twice a day until Thanksgiving comes. The day after Thanksgiving, we always go pick Read more…
This season, Two Rivers writers are reflecting on the characters from the story of the birth of Jesus, especially those on the margins. Throughout the next week we will send out first person reflections on the people we hear about Read more…