RiverLife Fellowship

In the final words of his letter to the Romans, Paul introduces us to women who faithfully served, led, taught, and partnered with him in the gospel. Their introductions challenge us to look at Scripture, culture, and tradition to gain insight into the role of women in ministry.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade concludes his series on Romans with an exploration of women in the Bible and an encouragement for women to walk fully in the gifts and calling God has given them.
 
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There is a famous story in the Gospels which follows Peter as Jesus calls him out of the boat and onto the water, into a place where faith is tested and fear is confronted. When the storms come, Jesus is still on the water.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill for the next installment of the Living the Gospels series as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger invites us to keep our eyes on Jesus, trust His presence, and step out when He says, "Come."
 
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In Romans 1:1, Paul reveals that our true identity begins with surrender to Jesus. Our purpose is found in His calling. Our greatest fulfillment comes when we give ourselves to His purposes, the gospel ministry. The gospel is not simply something a few people are called to preach. It is something every believer is called to live and share.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker challenges us to live out the Great Commission in every area of our lives.
 
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We live in a divided world, and disagreement can quickly become division. In Romans 14–15, Paul shows us how to hold our convictions faithfully while making room for others, choosing to honor one another, serve one another, and protect the unity Jesus has given us.Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade continues his series in Romans with a look at how we can disagree better, and become a people who point others to Jesus through the way we love one another.
 
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As we receive the love Jesus has given us, we restores our passion, heals disappointment, and teaches us to follow, watch, learn, and ultimately love like Him.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill for our next installment in the Living the Gospels series as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores how love is the greatest motivator.
 
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As we move forward into a new season, it is important to reflect on our journey and the inheritance God has given us. Grace is foundational for all believers, building us up and giving us our inheritance. The love of the Father is also key to understanding our identity as His sons and daughters. Finally, the Holy Spirit is God with us and within us, and encountering Him brings true transformation. God has used these three areas to transform our lives. We must never lose sight of them, as they are a part of the inheritance given to us through the Holy Spirit.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Pastor Becky Wicker walks us through II Corinthians 2:14 in preparation for our journey into a new season in what God's inheritance holds in store for us.
 
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A life in Jesus is one of abundance—for a life in Him produces much fruit (John 15). Perhaps the most iconic fruits in the New Testament are the fruits of the Spirit listen in Galatians 5. What would a life look like if we surrendered control to Christ and partnered with Him in the transforming work of the Spirit?Join us in Wilmington as Pastor Cory and Kristy Meade explore the wonderful gift of self control and how it is a doorway into the blessed life.
 
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Following Jesus is more than simply believing—it's learning His ways, recognizing His work, and trusting His timing. As we wait, watch, and walk with Him, God uses the ordinary moments of life to shape our hearts, deepen our relationship with Him, and remind us that we are His beloved children and heirs.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger continues with part 3 of his series Living the Gospels, where he explores the reality of Jesus in our lives today.
 
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Be ready, in season and out of season (2 Timothy 4:2). This is how life in the Kingdom works. Many live as "in season" Christians, obeying when it is convenient and serving when they feel inspires. But "out of season" believers obey even when life is difficult and they feel weak. God is calling us to become "in season and out of season" people.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to make space in our hearts for the Lord to move even when its difficult.
 
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Every day, we're presented with opportunities to point people to Jesus, not just through what we say, but through how we live. In Romans 12–13, Paul invites us to become living sacrifices, joyfully surrendering our lives to worship God.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade explores what it means to live in a way that points people to Jesus and discover the unique gifts God has placed within you.
 
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