Explore the illuminating power of Jesus in our lives, guiding us out of darkness and revealing the path to true enlightenment and understanding.

Discover how Jesus sustains our spiritual hunger, offering Himself as the essential nourishment for our souls, in a world full of temporary satisfactions.

Discover the depth of Jesus' "I am" statements in John, directly linking to God's name revealed to Moses in Exodus 3:14, underscoring His divine identity and eternal presence in our lives.

Massive indoor egg hunt and photos with the Easter bunny! More family fun than we could squeeze into a plastic egg.

Celebrate the deepest love poured out of the greatest sacrifice in history. A love that heals. A love that forgives. A love that welcomes.

Stick around after service to help us assemble eggs and prep Easter bags.

The Gospels are quiet about the Saturday after the crucifixion, except for a few cryptic verses. But Church tradition has taught that, on this day, Jesus descended into the realm of the dead to bring salvation to the souls there.

The day started with an early morning arrest, escalated with mock trials, and ended with the most shocking execution in history.

This involves building a sense of purpose and meaning in the relationship. You’ll be encouraged to develop rituals, goals, and roles that give your marriage a sense of shared identity and direction.

You can do a lot in marriage by addressing and resolving conflicts that are not deeply rooted and can be practically solved. It involves clear communication, compromise, and the implementation of effective problem-solving strategies.

Repair cracks in your relationship by responding positively to your spouse’s bids for attention, connection, or support. Turning towards each other, even in small ways, builds intimacy and emotional connection.

Learn the secrets to maintaining a loving marriage by understanding your partner’s inner world and nurturing fondness and admiration for them.

Explore whether you’re a good or bad friend in marriage with Gottman's “magic ratio” of positive to negative interactions and the destructive 'Four Horsemen' behaviors (criticism, contempt, defensiveness, stonewalling).

Decades of research into relationships by Dr. John Gottman has led to one simple secret to long-term vitality in marriage: be your partner’s friend.

This nine-week course will teach you how to manage your money to beat debt, build wealth, and stop worrying about money.

Join us for our annual meeting to celebrate what God has done at RiverLife in 2023 and get excited for 2024.

The Bible commands us to love our neighbor and our enemy. But what does that look like for a region that has been at war for centuries?

Is Israel a victim or an oppressor? It depends on who you ask. Explore biblical teachings on the use and abuse of power and how they relate to the dynamics of oppression in the Israel-Palestine context.

If you volunteer in ANY of our ministries, save this date for a morning of valuable training and a brand-new RL swag gift. 

Are you interested in becoming a member at RiverLife? Join us to learn about the church’s unique discipleship approach to membership.

Discover the profound influence of Old Testament land covenants in shaping the historical and current perspectives on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

It’s time for a RiverLife New Year’s tradition! If we're honest, there is something in each of our lives that deserves our attention this year. Learn the key to finally accomplishing it.

Join us for an abundance of games, snacks galore, and a New Year filled with joy and thankfulness.

Stay home today! Thank you to all of our volunteers for making RiverLife AH-MAZING.

Stick around after service for a family-friendly time of decorating cookies, assembling crafts, and loads of merrymaking.

Join us for Christmas service! Celebrate hope and joy with Jesus and with others. It won’t be the same without you and yours, so make time to attend together.

In the Christmas story, so many people felt joy around Jesus’ birth announcement. It shows that joy is a communal experience not just individual.

Jesus was born into very humble circumstances, maybe just like you. But all those who came to him were filled with joy. Discover the secret of joy that isn’t built on what’s around you.

Anticipation is built into Christmas. Opening presents, seeing family, eating delicious food. It’s as true today as it was 2,000 years ago. Let’s kick off the Christmas season anticipating great joy.