Join us for an afternoon of family fun with carnival games, Halloween crafts, and costumes galore. It'll be a great time for parents and kids (and grown-up kids, too).

Are ghosts real? And what does the Bible say about spirits and the supernatural? Join us for a family-friendly exploration of the unseen world and why we don’t have to live in fear.

Do you desire to speak with God and hear from Him? Do you want to grow in prayer? Join us at the BP Campus for an evening of prayer on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month. Open to everyone.

Jesus freely offers us new life but following him requires surrendering our old one. Discover why discipleship is costly and why not being discipled may cost us even more.

A disciple is more than someone who believes things about Jesus; a disciple is an apprentice learning to live like him. What would it look like to organize your life around being with Jesus and becoming like Jesus?

Do you desire to speak with God and hear from Him? Do you want to grow in prayer? Join us at the BP Campus for an evening of prayer on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month. Open to everyone.

Jesus didn’t come merely to improve our behavior—he came to give us new life. Explore what happens when we place our trust in Jesus and become new creations in him.

Being a Christian is about more than being a good person, believing in God, or going to church. Discover what Jesus said it means to trust him and follow him.

Do you desire to speak with God and hear from Him? Do you want to grow in prayer? Join us at the BP Campus for an evening of prayer on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month. Open to everyone.

Celebrate RiverLife’s 12th birthday with a giant, all-church potluck picnic at Snail Lake Park.

The goal of the New Testament isn’t just information; it’s transformation. In our final week, we’ll reflect on how to read Scripture in a way that shapes our hearts, habits, and lives around Jesus.

Revelation is filled with strange imagery and symbolism, but its purpose is deeply practical: helping Christians remain faithful in a broken world. We’ll learn how to read Revelation with wisdom instead of fear or speculation.

Hebrews was written to Jewish believers tempted to give up under pressure and hardship. Discover how the book points to Jesus as greater than every system, sacrifice, and source of security.

The Pastoral Epistles (1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus) focus on spiritual leadership, healthy churches, and growing into maturity in Christ. We’ll explore what these letters teach about character, doctrine, and discipleship.

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

Paul’s letters were written to real churches facing real problems. We’ll discover how these epistles shape Christian identity, relationships, unity, and everyday discipleship.

Romans is Paul’s clearest explanation of the gospel and how grace transforms our relationship with God. This week, we’ll learn how to follow Paul’s argument instead of pulling verses out of context.

Acts tells the story of the early church as Spirit-empowered ordinary people carry the message of Jesus into the world. We’ll explore how to read Acts wisely without confusing every description with a command.

Stick around after service to celebrate our kids and youth with a potluck lunch, backyard games, and a PETTING ZOO! Bring a dish to share and enjoy the buffet!

Level Up Sunday is the day we celebrate all our kids and youth moving up a grade and experiencing transitions at the end of the school year.

The Gospels aren’t just biographies of Jesus; they’re invitations to follow him. We’ll learn how Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John each reveal different dimensions of Jesus’ life, mission, and kingdom.

The New Testament isn’t a disconnected sequel—it’s the continuation and fulfillment of the entire story of the Bible. This week, we’ll explore how the New Testament fits into God’s plan from Genesis to Revelation.

In a world at war, what does it look like to follow Jesus with clarity, conviction, and faithfulness?

Are today’s wars signs of the end times, or are we reading more into them than Scripture actually says?

How does faith meant for peace get used to justify power, violence, and war—and how do we guard against it?

An info session to help you take the next step from a church home to a church family.

Can war ever be justified for a Christian, or does following Jesus point us in a different direction?