New River Church
These weekly messages from New River Church will encourage you in your relationship with Jesus. We believe that Jesus is enjoyable and our lives are meant to overflow with His joy and hope to the world around us. We pray that you are encouraged.
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- Sep 20, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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You can change the world from your kitchen table (opens the original)
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Its amazing what God can do with anything we dedicate to Him. In this message, we meet a couple in Acts 18 who gave God their marriage, business and home. God used them powerfully!
Acts 17 "Bring Your Brain!" (opens the original)
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In this message, Pastor Doug launches the second half of our study in the Book of Acts. We begin to look at what life looks like with Jesus as King. Today, we dig into Paul's sermon to philosophers of Mars Hill. It's ok to reason and wrestle with the Bible. Go ahead, ask your questions. You cannot break the Bible!
Rising Above Betrayal (opens the original)
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In this final message on the life of Joseph, Pastor Doug talks about how to navigate the pain of betrayal from Genesis 50.
How we know that Joseph forgave his brothers (opens the original)
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In this message, Audrey takes us through Genesis 45. In showing us evidence of how Joseph forgave his brothers, Audrey offers us the hope that we can also forgive and experience freedom.
Joseph's Trail of Tears (opens the original)
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In this message, Daryn Price walks us through Joseph's trail of tears. Seven times we are told that "Joseph wept". What do these tears mean? How does this connect to our own healing from hurts? Listen in and find out!
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