A river flowing outwards is a vision of seeing our community, our city and the nations transformed – one marriage, one family and one relationship at a time. And we, as the church, are called to be God’s Change Agents.

To fulfil this, we will focus on 3 aspects in 2023: Be Anchored in God and community; Be Awakened to our purpose and calling; Be Audacious to step out of our comfort zone. As we do so, we trust God to bring life wherever the river flows (Ezekiel 47:9).

What is God’s purpose for us in seasons of transition? This sermon addresses these periods of waiting and examines the emotions of fear and excitement that come with it.

As the new year begins, how can we make space for God to move in our lives in 2023? Our first sermon series of 2023 will help us consider the posture we have to take and priorities we have to make for God to move in our lives, our church and our communities.

As the new year begins, how can we make space for God to move in our lives in 2023? Our first sermon series of 2023 will help us consider the posture we have to take and priorities we have to make for God to move in our lives, our church and our communities.

As the new year begins, how can we make space for God to move in our lives in 2023? Our first sermon series of 2023 will help us consider the posture we have to take and priorities we have to make for God to move in our lives, our church and our communities.

“I am sending you a great harvest of grain, wine, and oil. You will be completely satisfied…” – Joel 2:19

Over the course of this year, many prophetic words released over RiverLife point toward a new work that God is doing among us and a new move of the Holy Spirit.

Likened to a spiritual harvest, this is a season when God’s people will experience His presence, providence and fruitfulness in our lives. As the Lord pours out His spirit upon us, we will witness our sons and daughters prophesying, our elders dreaming dreams and our young seeing visions (Joel 2:28). We will be stirred with compassion to reach those who are far from God, showing them the heart of the Father.

This two-part mini series will be a word-in-season to help us understand the significance of this spiritual harvest, and what it means for us and our pre-believing loved ones to experience this harvest together.

“I am sending you a great harvest of grain, wine, and oil. You will be completely satisfied…” – Joel 2:19

Over the course of this year, many prophetic words released over RiverLife point toward a new work that God is doing among us and a new move of the Holy Spirit.

Likened to a spiritual harvest, this is a season when God’s people will experience His presence, providence and fruitfulness in our lives. As the Lord pours out His spirit upon us, we will witness our sons and daughters prophesying, our elders dreaming dreams and our young seeing visions (Joel 2:28). We will be stirred with compassion to reach those who are far from God, showing them the heart of the Father.

This two-part mini series will be a word-in-season to help us understand the significance of this spiritual harvest, and what it means for us and our pre-believing loved ones to experience this harvest together.

Families matter to God because He designed them. When our families thrive, our communities will thrive, leading to a thriving nation. What does it mean for families to thrive, and how do we uphold God’s purpose for families in our current climate?

As we explore issues concerning family, marriage and parenting, our desire is to see families strengthened and be God’s light in this nation. This series is relevant for all as it also explores the role of one’s spiritual community in strengthening the families within RiverLife.