RiverLife Fellowship

Jesus: Fully God, Fully Man | Andy Squyres | Mooresville

Join us for our Christmas service in Mooresville as Pastor Andy Squyres teaches us about the beauty of the Incarnation and the reason for the season.
 
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Stir Up the Gifts Within You | Ryan Meade | Wilmington

In Paul's letters to Timothy, he urges the young pastor to not neglect the spiritual gifts God placed within him, but to actively stir them up and fan them into a flame. Spiritual gifts are not something we conjure up, they are given by the Spirit as God's provision to equip us for the good works He prepared in advance for us and to build up the body of Christ.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade teaches on the foundation of spiritual gifts and invites us to reignite what God has placed in us to better serve Him.
 
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A Season of Giving and Sowing | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

Christmas is the annual season for giving. Why did the Wise Men from the East bring gifts to Jesus? They came to sow extravagantly into the life of this newborn King. This Christmas, we have the same opportunity.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger dives into the incredible personal blessings from generosity. 
 
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Make Space for the Holy Spirit | Byron Wicker | Mooresville

In the Old Testament, a Shunamite woman built a room for the prophet Elisha (2 Kings 4). She recognized God's grace in his life and chose to create a space for him. This is a powerful message. When we set aside space in our hears and daily routines, we allow the Holy Spirit to work in us and shape us. Just as in the story of the Shunamite woman, the Holy Spirit works in remarkable ways. 
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to make space for the Holy Spirit in out lives, even when it seems inconvenient.
 
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Help! | Cory Meade | Wilmington

Humans were created to work in partnership with each other. We should not be ashamed or embarrassed to cry out for help. Indeed, we have the gift of the Holy Spirit who is our ever present helper.
 
Join us in Wilmington as Pastor Cory Meade dives into how the faith of the Gentile woman (Matt. 15:22–28) can be used as an example for our lives.
 
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Voices of the Congregation: Revelation of the Father | Mooresville

Join us in Mooresville for our third installment in the "Voices of the Congregation" series. This week, three guest speakers impart their personal revelation of the Father Heart of God. Be encouraged, and let these words bless you.
 
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The Gospel of the Kingdom: The Message | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

David sang, "Bless the Lord, O my soul; And all that is within me, bless His holy name! Bless the Lord, O my soul, And forget not all His benefits: Who forgives all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases?" (Psalm 103:1–3 NKJV). How do we "tap into" His benefits? By believing and acting on every word He has spoken in Scripture, and every word He is speaking to us today.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger kicks off the Advent season with an affirmation of the fact that God keeps His promises, and an encouragement for us to hope in them.
 
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God, My Safe Place | Byron Wicker | Mooresville

The Book of Job represents the question that humanity continually asks: Where is God when life falls apart? Is God truly good? Can we trust Him when we don’t see His blessings? Job expresses humanity's cries in the darkness. Jesus is the answer to these cries. Just as Jesus entered our darkness on the cross and experienced what we feel, abandonment, we may sometimes lose awareness of God's presence. However, He never abandons us or lets us go.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker dives into the wisdom of the Book of Job and examines our relationship with God in light of it.
 
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A Safe Harbor | Sam Johnston | Wilmington

What does it look like for a church to become a safe harbor in turbulent times?
Join us in Wilmington as guest speaker Sam Johnston casts a vision for RiverLife Wilmington as a lighthouse for the lost, a refuge for the weary, and a place of nourishment and resupply for disciples called into the mission of Jesus. Sam provides an overview of the Envoy Discipleship Program, the first 3 months completed to date and the upcoming guest speakers. Through the scriptures and the example of the early church, he invites us into identity, obedience, and servanthood as the pillars of a harbor-ready people.
Envoy Discipleship Program Links:
Envoy Substack Program sign up - 
https://open.substack.com/pub/christfocused
Envoy YouTube Catalogue -
https://youtube.com/@christfocusednetwork
Envoy Podcast Catalogue -
https://open.spotify.com/show/3zHbixG1akUBw9p6RJT4KY?si=dXLt62iATzCyX051rMvIag
 
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Sacred Spaces | Byron Wicker | Chapel Hill

In Mark 9, Jesus took three of His disciples up a mountain. There, there were no crowds, no miracles, no sermons. In that place, created by stillness and separation, something extraordinary occurred. Greater than all the healings and miracles before it, the true nature of Christ was revealed. Sometimes we need to pause long enough to create space for God. When we do, heaven often breaks through.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Pastor Byron Wicker dives into Mark 9 and its significance for our church in the modern age.
 
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