RiverLife Fellowship

Esau traded his birthright for a single meal, exchanging a lasting inheritance for temporary satisfaction. His story challenges us to consider whether fear, fatigue, or the desire for comfort  has caused us to undervalue God's promises and plans for our lives.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade explores the value of our inheritance in Christ, the danger of trading God's best for temporary pleasure, and the grace of Jesus that forgives, restores, and empowers us to live differently.

In times of transition, will we trust God for fresh direction or rely on what worked in the past? Through the contrasting stories of David and King Asa, the Bible reveals the danger of a religious spirit that substitutes formulas for relationship and success for obedience.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger encourages us to ask, listen, and obey Jesus, trusting Him to lead us through every new challenge in life.
 
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Beersheeba lay at the southern edge of Israel's settled land. In a sense, it was the end of the road before the wilderness, the last place to find water before entering the desert. Yet sometimes what feels like the end of the road is actually a place of encounter, provision, and preparation for what lies ahead. Seasons change. Circumstances change. Our lives change. But God remains. The God who was faithful in the previous season remains faithful in the next.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker continues his exploration of wells in the Bible and what significance they carry your our spiritual walks.
 
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There's something about wells in the Bible. They provided water, but the were also places where people gathered, formed relationships, and had significant encounters with God. God has dug wells in our lives that we need to steward. Over the years, He has dug wells in our lives that we need to steward. Over the years, He has dug wells of His presence, faith, Scripture, revelation, worship, prayer, and relationships with Him and others. We must recognize when somethin or someone is trying to plug the well. 
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker explores the Biblical precedent of wells and applies them to our spiritual walks.
 
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What does Scripture say about loneliness, communion, and our need for companionship? The story of the suffering woman in Luke 8:43–48 gives us an insight into God's design for relationship, the communion Christ gives us with the Father, and the Lord's call to become a people who notice the unseen, bear one another's burdens, and remain present when the prayer is over.
 
Join us in Wilmington as guest speaker Sam Johnston brings an encouraging message about how Christ draws us deeper into community with Himself and those around us.
 
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In seasons of transition, uncertainty, and change, how do we continue following Jesus with faith rather than fear? As we learn to "keep company" with Jesus, we can trust that even unsettling seasons may be part of God's unfolding purposes in our lives.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores how God uses transition to renew our minds, grow us in grace, deepen our relationship with Him and others, and teach us to live by supernatural faith. 
 
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Love is a broad concept in the Biblical context. One type of love specifically is agape, an intentional love which chooses to look past qualification. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus calls us to the challenging responsibility of loving those who are hard to love. 
 
Join us in Mooresville as Pastor Cory Meade looks at what we can learn about loving our enemies from Jonah, who found that task to be too much.
 
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Following Jesus and living in alignment with the Holy Spirit doesn't mean we'll be free from struggles. David's life reminds us that we can be anointed, favored, and right where God wants us, yet still face adversity. But God works through every circumstance for our good, giving us grace to persevere. 
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade explores how to recognize God's favor in the middle of adversity, receive His grace when we fall short, and keep moving forward when life gets hard.
 
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As we live the Gospels, we live the gospels in God and in community. There is a loneliness epidemic in the world, but God has grace through His resurrection power to establish the lonely in family.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as guest speaker Michael Pham reminds us of the power of community as the pattern for the Body of Christ.
 
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The Bible begins with God's Voice and His Spirit, creation, relationship, and His purpose. Then sin enters the story and disrupts everything. But the story does not end there. God begins a work of restoration. Through Jesus, He restores what sin damaged, redeems what was lost, heals what was broken, and returns creation to the purpose He intended from the beginning. Ultimately, the Bible's story is one of restoration.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to remember God's promise to restore all things, and for us to partner with Him in that process.
 
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