What if everything you have is something God has entrusted to you rather that something you own? By subscribing to the idea that God has given us all we have, we can be empowered to manage what He has given us—stewardship, not ownership.

Join us in Wilmington as Pastor Mary Meade explores what it means to live as faithful stewards, learning to recognize God in the ordinary moments of life, and trust Him with the outcome.

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Jesus' resurrection not only defeated death but reconciled us to the Father and restored our identity as His beloved children. Discover what it means to live today in resurrection power, free from an orphan mindset and connected to the Father's love, provision, protection, and presence.

Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger continues his series Living the Gospels with an examination of the resurrection and how it can empower us.

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The strength we need for today cannot come solely from yesterday's experiences. We treasure what God has done. The testimony of where, when, and how the Holy Spirit has led us is important. Yet yesterday's manna cannot sustain us on today's journey. We need to hear the Father's voice again. We live by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.

Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker explores the nature of seasonal words from God, and encourages us to look towards the new year.

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Sometimes we find ourselves going through the motions, spiritually asleep, satisfied with where we are, or hungry without realizing it. Jesus invites us to come to Him because He alone satisfied the deepest hunger of our souls (John 6:35).

Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade challenges us to move from simply experiencing temporary hunger to possessing persistent hunger.

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Following Jesus doesn't mean we'll never face hardship, disappointment, or pain. Through Peter's story in Acts 12, we learn to pray, trust, and persevere, knowing that Jesus is with us in the suffering and that nothing can separate us from His love.

Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores what it means to suffer with Christ in this installment of the Living the Gospels series.

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There are times when we need to step away from the noise, close the door on the world around us, and simply be with the Father. There is also a time to gather with other believers to worship, receive the Word, pray, and experience the Holy Spirit moving among us. Those moments are wonderful and necessary, but God is not limited to them—He desires to meet us in the ordinary, everyday places of life.

Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God in the many places we can find it.

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Testimonies give glory to God, mark the encounters He has given us, and invite others to believe that the same God who moved in someone else's story can move in theirs.

Join us in Wilmington as people share the amazing things God is doing in and through our family at RiverLife Wilmington. We celebrate what God has done and declare, "Do it again, Lord!"

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We have an invitation to share the Gospel by joining Jesus in His mission—not through pressure or hype, but by learning to wait, watch Him work, and receive the reward. You don't have to do something big; simply stop for the one, recognize what God is already doing around you, and allow Jesus do use your everyday life to share His love and Good News.

Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger challenges us to find where God is calling us to work in the small ways of our lives in this installment of his Living the Gospels series.

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One of the concepts that Paul frequently visits in his epistles is our crucifixion alongside Christ, and how that affects the way we live in the world. From the moment we accept Christ as our Lord, we step into the life He died for us to have. Even though it is the reality, oftentimes we find ourselves needing to remind ourselves of that fact.

Join us in Mooresville as Pastor Cory Meade encourages us to remember who we are in Christ, and teaches us about the significance of baptism.

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In the final words of his letter to the Romans, Paul introduces us to women who faithfully served, led, taught, and partnered with him in the gospel. Their introductions challenge us to look at Scripture, culture, and tradition to gain insight into the role of women in ministry.

Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade concludes his series on Romans with an exploration of women in the Bible and an encouragement for women to walk fully in the gifts and calling God has given them.

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