RiverLife Fellowship

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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John reinforces early in his gospel Jesus is the light of the world. There are three difference aspects to how this plays out. First, we need Jesus to be the light of our perspective. Second, we need to pursue the light; because where there is light, there is no darkness. Lastly, Jesus invites us to participate with Him in being the light to the world.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Pastor Cory Meade explores the light of Christ in our lives and the world around us. 
 
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What if the greatest evidence of the resurrection isn't just an empty tomb, but a heart filled with supernatural peace? This peace empowers us to live with confidence, clarity, and inner peace in every circumstance.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores how Jesus' resurrection not only proves He is alive, but also makes peace with God possible.
 
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In Jesus' time, marriages were arranged by the fathers. After the agreement, the groom returned to his father's house to prepare for his bride, while they had little direct contact. Instead, the bridegroom's friend helped prepare the bride. This tradition beautifully illustrates our role in helping to prepare the Bride of Christ and ultimately becoming that Bride. 
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker invites us to partner with the Holy Spirit in preparing the world for Christ's return.
 
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We all know what it's like to get caught in the cycle of wanting to do what's right, only to find ourselves falling back into the same struggles. In Romans 8, Paul reveals that true freedom comes through the power of the life-giving Spirit. With the power of the Spirit we can walk confidently as adopted sons and daughters, free from condemnation.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade continues his series in Romans by unpacking what it means to live by the Spirit.
 
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When discussing a new revelation on fasting which was right for the time in Mark 2, Jesus used the metaphor of the wineskin. New wine cannot fit into an old wineskin. In saying this, Jesus modeled a way of moving into new revelation. We all go through personal and community transition, but change can be challenging. How do we adapt when God is moving us into a new season or a new wineskin?
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Michael Pham encourages us in moving through new seasons with wisdom in the form of a new wineskin.
 
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The Christian life doesn't revolve around moving from dependence to independence. Rather, it motes from spiritual immaturity to walking in partnership with God. Jesus' grace invites us into the Kingdom, while the Father's love shapes our identity. The Holy Spirit's fellowship leads us to live as sons and daughters who faithfully steward and partner is what is God's.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker invites us to consider what God has given us, what He plans for us, and how we may better steward our piece in His plan.
 
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