RiverLife Fellowship

An Encounter from Belief to Belief | Ryan Meade | Wilmington

In John 4, a government official risks reputation and rank, traveling to Capernaum to Cana to beg Jesus for healing. His son was dying, hope was slipping—but Jesus spoke a word, and the man believed what he saw. That belief sparked a miracle, and a household came to faith.
 
Join us this week as Head Pastor Ryan Meade unpacks this powerful encounter and invites us to trust Jesus at His word.
 
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Where Are the Fathers & Mothers? | Niko Peele | Chapel Hill

For the first time in decades, spiritual engagement is on the rise—and it's being led by Gen Z. As the next generation flocks to the Church, the need for discipleship and spiritual parenting is essential. Spiritual fathers and mothers need to guide, nurture, and disciple a revival generation into a lasting transformation.
 
Join us un Chapel Hill as guest speaker Niko Peele calls us to be the spiritual parents for those seeking God in this revival generation.
 
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Anointed for Honor | Michael Pham | Wilmington

One of the ways God allows us to demonstrate His Kingdom is through the anointing He places on us by His Spirit. As we recognize the anointing God has placed on our lives, we can cultivate heart postures that allow us to steward the anointing. 
 
Join us in Wilmington as RiverLife Chapel Hill's Campus Pastor, Michael Pham, dives into those expressions that we can cultivate to honor God's anointing.
 
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The River | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

The opening pages of the Bible describe four rivers that flow from Eden. The final chapter of the Bible again finds this river flowing from Heaven. And, all throughout the Bible, "there is a river whose streams make glad the city of God" (Psalm 46). This river is the spiritual reality of the Holy Spirit in all of our lives.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger guides us towards discovering the practical aspects of how the river of the Spirit affects all of life.
 
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What Looked Like a Tomb Was a Womb | Byron Wicker | Mooresville

It's common to focus on the future—what comes next, what's not working, and what we hope God will do. Yet sometimes, our souls need a moment to reflect. Recall how God supported us during the times when we didn't think we could get through. It reminds you that you're not where you are today because you for everything right, but because He never let go; He got it right.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to reframe our definition of success when we have the Lord on our side.
 
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The Comforter | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

Who is the Holy Spirit? Why was He sent? As we remember Pentecost Sunday, the person of the Holy Spirit is top of mind. Jesus describes him in John 14, and we learn there that the Holy Spirit is multifaceted and complex.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger dives into the Holy Spirit's role as our Comforter and our peace.
 
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Embracing God's Mysterious Power | Byron Wicker | Mooresville

We naturally long for God's "right hand" to move in our lives—reflecting His visible strength and action (Exodus 15:6). We love the stories of His glory. The church and the world need to see more of His right-hand power. Yet, there is another power, subtler and less visible: God's "left hand." This power operates like leaven in dough—quiet, hidden, and transformative (Matt. 13:33). It works from within, shaping us deeply.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to pursue the left hand of God, and embrace the mystery.
 
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Encountering Jesus with Boldness and Humility | Ryan Meade | Wilmington

In John 3, a respected Pharisee named Nicodemus risks his reputation to seek out Jesus under the cover of night. With humility and curiosity, he asks questions that challenge his deepest beliefs—and in response, Jesus reveals truths that would change the world, including the promise of eternal life through God's extravagant love.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade unpacks this powerful encounter and invites us to be people who take bold steps toward Jesus with humility.
 
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The Dove | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

The images and stories of the Old Testament are types and shadows for what God would do when Jesus came. Noah released a dove in Genesis 8, and that occurrence is an image of what would come. At Jesus' baptism, the Holy Spirit came as a dove on Jesus. Today, that dove is in our midst to release our identity as sons and daughters.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger encourages us in our relationship to God and our inheritance in Him.
 
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The Sacred Ordinary | Byron Wicker | Mooresville

We serve a mighty God and cherish big, electric moments—those powerful encounters that shift our lives. But He's not just the God of mountaintops and miracles. He's the God of the everyday, the ordinary, and even the hard times. The New Testament isn't just about the supernatural and the spectacular; it speaks to the rhythms of ordinary life. For every mountaintop Jesus climbed, He always came back down to meet us where we live.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to long for an everyday relationship with God.
 
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