Relationships thrive when we feel safe to be honest, vulnerable, and truly known. In this message, we’ll explore how to create an environment of emotional safety in our marriages, friendships, families, and church community.

Healthy boundaries create healthy relationships, while broken boundaries create broken relationships. Learn to have more of the former and less of the latter.

Church should be fun. Kids and youth ministries know this, but somehow “adult church” seems to have forgotten or even rejected this idea. Maybe it’s time to recapture the fun of following Jesus together, and heed the advice of famed comedian Groucho Marx who said, “If you’re not having fun, you’re doing it wrong.”

Honesty is scary. But it’s also critical in building trust and community. So, we will be courageous in being real and transparent about our lives, families, and ministries.

We don’t just value the next generation, but we entrust them—with our time, our space, our dollars, and our ministry. This means that everyone is invested in their spiritual growth, character development, and mission focus.

It’s easy to live out of a scarcity mindset, hording and protecting precious resources. But the kingdom of God is marked by abundance (wine, bread, fish, flour, oil), so we will operate out of God’s overflowing abundance and limitless supply of everything we need.

From Genesis to Revelation, God’s story is one of restoration, weaving through its narrative God’s work to redeem, heal, and restore humanity and creation. The Church is the primary tool for that restoration.

Being a Christian is not simply believing in Jesus and saying you’re a Christian, it’s becoming an apprentice under Jesus. This involves being with Jesus, becoming like him, and doing what he did.

This service will also mark the final week of Advent. This service will be a heartfelt reminder of the greatest love story ever told, as we prepare our hearts to celebrate Christmas.

It’s time for a RiverLifeLife tradition--our annual New Year sermon! We all make resolutions. We all break resolutions. But if we're really honest, there is something in each of our lives—a habit, a relationship, a debt—that deserves our attention this year. In this message, Pastor Greg draws out a lesson that can be the key to finally accomplishing the one thing we each need to put our minds to this year.

This service will also mark the final week of Advent. This service will be a heartfelt reminder of the greatest love story ever told, as we prepare our hearts to celebrate Christmas.

It’s time for a RiverLifeLife tradition--our annual New Year sermon! We all make resolutions. We all break resolutions. But if we're really honest, there is something in each of our lives—a habit, a relationship, a debt—that deserves our attention this year. In this message, Pastor Greg draws out a lesson that can be the key to finally accomplishing the one thing we each need to put our minds to this year.

This service will also mark the final week of Advent. This service will be a heartfelt reminder of the greatest love story ever told, as we prepare our hearts to celebrate Christmas.