Welcome to Riverside Covenant Church

Riverside Covenant Church exists to help you understand that God loves you, desires to have a relationship with you, and wants to provide you with a plan for life that is meaningful and purposeful. Come and experience what God is already doing! Come and discover what God wants to do! Come and live life with us!

We then worship together at 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. each Sunday at 1850 Woodland Avenue, West Lafayette, Indiana 47906. The church is visible from the intersection of Salisbury and Lindberg.

New to Riverside?

I am glad you found our website and hope you are discovering more about us. We are diverse people at various stages in our spiritual journeys who are working together to love God, to love each other, and to love Tippecanoe County and beyond. If you are considering attending our Sunday worship service, I am confident that you will find friendly and authentic people, biblical teaching, and good coffee.

Our goal is to partner with God in planting seeds of faith, cultivating disciples of Jesus Christ, and producing life transformation and community change. Join us as we journey together.

Selfish Ambition - Dan Teefey


30:40 minutes (14.04 MB)

Phillippians 2:1-13

Discerning God's Will (with Pics)

I have spent a fair amount of time in recent weeks contemplating how to describe the process necessary to determine the will of God.  I have finally put together a few ideas that I thought I would share with you.

When we are faced with a choice several options generally appear.  Our task is then to discern which amongst the various options are consistent with God's will.  This may result in one option or many that are within God's will.

I believe that we arrive at God's will concerning a given decision by combining God's specific communication to us with the wisdom God has given us.

How do we do this?

Women's Ministry Activities for Late July

Mark your calendars now to have some summer fun in the cool indoors with the women of Riverside.

Riverside Blood Drive on July 25

Promiseland Chatter-July 2010

Praise God! We successfully survived our first RCC Vacation Bible School. What a fun week of energetic kids participating in creative ways to learn about God and His Word.

Facilities Discussion Online and In Person

Last week we sent you an email outlining several options regarding Riverside's future facilities. After spending this past week in prayer, we will now begin sharing our heart and thoughts with respect to our facilities options. We have two places you can do this.

First, we will have live discussions following the worship services on Sundays, July 18 and July 25. Childcare will be provided.

Second, if you are not able to attend our discussions on Sundays, we will also have discussions through the comments section of this post. You can share your thoughts and questions by commenting via the form below. These comments will then be shared during the live discussions.

We deeply desire for all of Riverside, whether a new attendee or long-time member, to participate in this godly process of conversation and discernment.

Fits of Rage - Dan Teefey


26:39 minutes (12.2 MB)

Sermon text: Mark 3: 1-6

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Last night was playing around with my sermon on our laptop and I had just added a few thoughts that I thought might be helpful.  I reached over for my glass of water and somehow I hit my wrist on the power button of the computer and off it went.  Awesome.  I had not saved my notes since I added the new stuff, so I waited for the computer to reboot to see if the content was there and sure enough it was gone. 

So today’s sermon is about anger.

I know that not everyone here this morning is a sports fan, but this week has been really wild in terms of NBA basketball.  One of the best players in the league, Lebron James, recently became a free agent and entered into potential negotiations with several NBA teams.  There has been a ton of speculation about his decision and which choice he would make.  He has played for the Cleveland Cavaliers his entire career, but decided on Thursday via primetime hour special on ESPN that he is now going to play for the Miami Heat with a couple of his friends.  The media hype and the 1 hour decision special was a little over the top, but what has really made this a spectacle is the reaction to Lebron James’ decision. 

The anger has been amazing, especially from people in Cleveland that believe that James has betrayed them.  There are photos of people weeping and screaming at their televisions.  There are photos of people burning Lebron James jerseys.  And then I could not help but be a little shocked when I saw the anger of the Cleveland Cavaliers owner in an open letter that he wrote to Cleveland Cavalier fans and posted on the team’s website.  See if you can sense a tone to this letter:

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