RiverLife Chapel

The kingdom of this world wars against our soul. Each day we face a barrage of darkness that threatens our faith. We must continually alter our perspective, strengthening our faith in the Kingdom of the Christ.

Have you ever needed God to work? To fix a situation in your life? Have you ever tried to do God's work? It is not our human striving that brings about God's work. Sincere belief in the greatness of Jesus Christ is the key to seeing God work in our lives.

The Power of Baptism rests in our identification with the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We recognize that our old man, with the sins of the past, is buried with Christ in a watery grave and He has raised us to a powerful new life in Him!

In Isaiah 6, the prophet sees the Lord high and lifted up despite a period of great national loss. No matter how difficult our circumstances, we can see the glory of the Lord and be transformed into newness of life.

Do Christians really need church? After all, churches seem to be less than perfect. Find out how abiding in Christ will always lead to our being planted in His local church.

What is evangelism? To what are we calling those who are lost? What does my 'unsaved' friend really need to do? Hear what Jesus commanded us to do as we seek and save that which was lost.

If we are followers of Christ, it is because Jesus "caught" us like a fish! Jesus baited us with His amazing grace and merciful love. He met our deepest personal need, thereby calling us to join Him on the greatest fishing trip of all time as Fishers of Men.

The missional and transformational call of RiverLife Chapel in Niagara County, New York. Applying Ezekiel's vision of the river of life to our local modern day context.

What is real religion? What really takes place when we worship the Lord of Glory? True religion and worship open the gates of heaven to pour out a spiritual river of water into the earth. A river that flows to the dead places of our world and brings true life and transformation.

Worry is living life with a "What if?" mentality. It is a meditation upon possible negative outcomes, most of which never occur. Worry steals our much needed energy for today and wastes it thinking about negative things. We only have enough grace for today. Let us not spend it worrying about tomorrow.