RiverLife Fellowship

Beersheeba lay at the southern edge of Israel's settled land. In a sense, it was the end of the road before the wilderness, the last place to find water before entering the desert. Yet sometimes what feels like the end...

There's something about wells in the Bible. They provided water, but the were also places where people gathered, formed relationships, and had significant encounters with God. God has dug wells in our lives that we need...

In seasons of transition, uncertainty, and change, how do we continue following Jesus with faith rather than fear? As we learn to "keep company" with Jesus, we can trust that even unsettling seasons may be part of God's...

Love is a broad concept in the Biblical context. One type of love specifically is agape, an intentional love which chooses to look past qualification. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus calls us to the challenging...

As we live the Gospels, we live the gospels in God and in community. There is a loneliness epidemic in the world, but God has grace through His resurrection power to establish the lonely in family. Join us in Chapel...

The Bible begins with God's Voice and His Spirit, creation, relationship, and His purpose. Then sin enters the story and disrupts everything. But the story does not end there. God begins a work of restoration. Through...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...