RiverLife Fellowship

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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Through the story of Nathanael and other moments in the Gospels, we discover that Jesus sees us before we see Him, calls us to remember His faithfulness, and invites us to expect greater things than we imagine.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores what it means to follow Jesus by learning to watch Him work in this series: Living the Gospels.
 
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In the Passover Seder, there is a chair of Elijah. It is a seat completely empty, intentionally reserved for a divine guest. It represents holy anticipation. It is a tangible, visual declaration that says: "We are ready for God to move, and we have made physical room for Him to do it." The empty chair is a beautiful picture of making space for the Holy Spirit. We are meant to live with that empty chair, ready for the Holy Spirit to move.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to examine our lives for places where God is inviting us to leave space for the Holy Spirit.
 
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God invites us to partner with Him by sharing the good news of Jesus and living lives that reflect His grace. As we continue through Romans, we discover that God uses both our words and our lives to draw people to Himself, often at just the right time.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade explores how every believer is sent as a beautiful messenger of the Good News and is challenged to live in a way that points others to the beauty of Christ.
 
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What made Andrew and John leave everything to follow Jesus? His invitation to them is a doorway into the profound meaning of "the Lamb of God," how the Holy Spirit helps us recognize Jesus, and the difference between simply believing in Him and truly following Him. Jesus' invitation is still the same today: "Don't fear, follow." 
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores the first calling of Jesus' disciples in John 1.
 
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