The Book of Ephesians is a treasure chest of truth. After introducing the glory of this treasure, Paul prayed for us to receive the spirit of wisdom and revelation—not just wisdom or revelation for a specific situation. His prayer wasn't for a momentary insight but a continual, flowing river of wisdom and revelation. Unlike a cupful, this river is meant to pour into our hearts and guide us throughout life.

Join us in Wilmington as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker shares a message encouraging us to allow God to fill your spirit with His wisdom.

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Worshiping Jesus is our #1 priority as Christians and as a church. When we gather, "everyone has a song, hymn, or spiritual song" (Ephesians 5:16) from your heart to bring. Whether it's sung from the stage or from your seat, we are all a vital part of the atmosphere of praise and adoration.

Join us in Chapel Hill as Matthew Bollinger continues his look at the spiritual DNA of RiverLife with a message on worship's role in our lives.

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In the Kingdom model, extravagance really comes from the heart. Jesus, himself, models this in his ministry, and we see it applied in the parables in Luke 15. When we, as believers, are presented with an opportunity to give, how should we respond? 

Join us in Mooresville as guest speaker Cory Meade encourages us to align our thoughts with those of Heaven.

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Having "eyes to see" is a theme that runs throughout the Old Testament, and one that Jesus echoes in His teachings. What we discuss today is specifically having eyes to see God's glory, even when it doesn't look so glorious.

Join us in Wilmington as guest speaker Cory Meade encourages us to cultivate a recognition of God's glory in everything.

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The heart of our church is to be a home for the Lord's presence—a true dwelling place for him. We're committed to cultivating a grace-filled culture in our lives and ministry to realize this vision. A central teaching of the New Testament is that grace isn't just for salvation; it's for every day, enabling us to live godly lives, love others well, and fulfill our purpose (2 Corinthians 12:9).

Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker continues his look into the heart of RiverLife with our foundation of grace.

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In Ephesians 6:10-13, Paul reminds us that our true battles are spiritual, not merely against flesh and blood. As we navigate the complexities of daily life—be it in our families, workplaces, or personal relationships—we are encourages to recognize the unseen forces at play. We are invited to understand that peace is not just a passive state but an active weapon in our spiritual warfare. By embracing the "gospel of peace" as our foundation, we can engage these challenges with confidence and strength.

Join us this week as Head Pastor Ryan Meade explores how living from a place of grace and peace helps us to be more effective in the daily battles we find ourselves in.

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What would happen in society if people were swept up by the unconditional love of God? 

Join us in Chapel Hill as campus leader Michael Pham unpacks the reality of God's unconditional love toward us.

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God has a vision for your life, many visions, and he will reveal them to you. Embracing His direction brings clarity, understanding, and motivation. Every path and purpose from God is filled with hope and grace, even through times of sorrow. His Presence and Grace from Psalm 16:11 and 2 Corinthians 12:9 form the foundation of our lives and the heart of our ministry.

Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker continues his unpacking of our churches vision with a message of encouragement.

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Jesus calls us to persevere in our calling, even in the midst of disappointment and discouragement, as illustrated in the story of Ezra. Our setbacks do not define our journey; instead, they can lead us to deeper faith and reliance on God's presence. In a world that often feels chaotic, we are encouraged to reflect on out assignments and represent Jesus to those in our sphere of influence.

Join us in Wilmington as Pastor Mary Meade explores how embracing God's Word and seeking His guidance empowers us to overcome obstacles and remain steadfast.

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The Church is and can continue to be a "house of God:" a "habitation that leads to a visitation," corporately and for individuals. It is the very gateway to the heavenly realm!

Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger dives into Jacob's ladder to understand how to prepare our hearts for whatever God wants to do next.

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