RiverLife Fellowship

Many believers struggle when seasons change. We often cling to a role, a title, a ministry, or to how God previously used us. When those things change, it can feel like we've lost something vital. It's important not to get stuck in a past season, because our identity isn't based on what was. The Holy Spirit encourages us to stay open and ready for new assignments that come our way.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to make ourselves available to the Lord and to see where He leads us.
 
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Many of us find ourselves stuck in cycles of sin, bad habits, and frustrations, focusing on our failures and trying harder to overcome them. But Romans reminds us that through Jesus, grace now reigns where sin once ruled. Because the power of sin has been broken, we are free to live a new life marked by holiness and righteousness.
 
This week, Head Pastors Ryan and Mary are on a missions trip to Mexico, so join us for a brief encouragemen for the next installment of the Romans series.
 
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There is a powerful tension in Scripture: We are called to remember God's works, but not to live in them. Isaiah captures this beautifully: "Do not call to mind the former things, or ponder things of the past. Behold, I will do something new..." (Isaiah 43:18–19). The problem is not remembering God's faithfulness or even the difficult times, but trying to live there. Graveyards are not meant for the living to make a home.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to step out of the things God was doing and move into what He is doing.
 
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Faith in Christ is not a life without disappointment. Our hearts long for fulfillment, and the promises of Scripture for healing, provision, and abundance sometimes build anticipation towards a certain end. God's timing is not our own, but even when we feel disappointed by an outcome that we were hoping for not coming to be, we can trust that He will be glorified in the end.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Pastor Andy Squyres encourages us to not let unmet expectations diminish our hope and trust in Christ.
 
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We've been given the gift of being reconciled to God, made right by the sacrifice of Jesus. In that gift is an opportunity to give some of that inheritance to the people around us.
 
Join us in Wilmington as guest speaker Trey Burke continues this series in Romans with a message unpacking Romans 5:1–18.
 
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In a world overflowing with information, God still speaks words that bring strength, encouragement, and comfort. 1 Corinthians 14 explores the purpose of New Testament prophecy, how it reveals the heart of God, why it must be tested, and how its ultimate goal is to point people to Jesus. 
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger continues his series on Corinthians by exploring how the Holy Spirit moves beyond mere information to bring personal revelation that strengthens faith and transforms lives.
 
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All of us have fallen short of God's standard, and no amount of good behavior, religious effort, or trying harder can make us right with Him. The good news is that we have a loving Father that made a way through faith in His Son, Jesus.
 
Join us in Wilmington for the next installment in his series on Romans as Head Pastor Ryan Meade shows us how God's grace meets us in our greatest need, offering right standing with Him through faith alone.
 
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Paul reminds us that without love, even the most impressive gifts and acts of service lose their eternal value. Spiritual gifts may reveal the power of the Holy Spirit, but love reveals the character of God. 
 
Join us in Chapel Hill for the next installment of his series on Corinthians as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger teaches us why love is the foundation of Christian maturity and the defining mark of a church that truly reflects Jesus.
 
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As we walk through the hardships of this life, the Lord reminds us that He is the provider of all good things, and that He has not forgotten us. Once we have tasted that goodness, it becomes an anchor for us to continue the walk. Even in the hard times, we can remember that the Lord is good, and we can know that nothing else will compare. 
 
Join us in Mooresville as guest speaker Kathy Campbell reminds us that the Lord is not done doing good things, and that is cause for celebration.
 
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The book of Romans is one of Pau's most rich and influential letters, revealing the power of the gospel to transform lives and unite God's people. To begin our summer journey through Romans, we explore the background of Paul's letter and dive deeper into how he was sold out to Jesus and sent out in his calling.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade kicks off this new series on Romans with an outline of the foundational truth which runs through the entire letter: we are made right with God by faith from start to finish.
 
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