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RiverSide Church - (At The River) is a live church feed built around Scripture, testimony, and direct application. Its sermons move quickly from Proverbs, Ephesians, James, Psalms, and 1 Peter into addiction, grief, repentance, family, and everyday obedience.
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RiverSide Church - (At The River) is a live Christian teaching feed shaped by sermons, testimonies, and plainspoken Bible study. The room matters. These messages sound like they are happening in front of people who answer back, laugh, pray, and know the language of church without needing it translated. The center is Scripture. Proverbs becomes a guide to wisdom, appetite, marriage, money, temptation, and the path a person chooses when feelings are loud. Ephesians becomes a framework for identity in Christ and for walking out faith after receiving grace. James brings sober talk about hearing the Word, controlling the tongue, caring for widows and orphans, and staying clean from the world's pull. 1 Peter gives the show room to speak seriously about grief, anxiety, sorrow, and trials without selling an easy life. The testimony episodes are rawer. Ethan Snyder describes charges, addiction, the Hope Center, recovery, and the danger of returning to the street. Dylan Jordan connects New Year's Eve, sobriety, rock bottom, counsel, and perseverance. Lucas Barnett speaks from a more inward struggle, naming resentment, judgment, and the need for Christ when the heart hardens. Mason Tucker's Ephesians messages lean on personal survival, outreach, spiritual coldness, and concern for people living without basic comfort. Across the feed, the show keeps returning to the same practical question: what does faith require when life is messy, painful, tempting, or unstable? The answer is rarely abstract. It usually comes through a Bible verse, a repeated warning, a recovery story, or a challenge to choose wisdom over control, money, sex, anger, or despair. The style is warm but forceful. It repeats itself on purpose. It is sometimes rough around the edges, but that roughness is part of the document: a church speaking in real time to people who know trouble and still expect God to meet them there.
Made for: For listeners who want live church preaching, recovery testimony, and practical Bible study with a strong Christian frame. Best suited to people comfortable with direct moral exhortation and sermon-room energy.
What sets it apart: The show's strength is its unvarnished mix of Scripture and lived testimony, especially around addiction, recovery, grief, and everyday obedience. It feels less like religious content production and more like a church night captured as it happened.
This is the Podcast of RiverSide Church. Recorded live at 3045 Richardson Bridge Road Princeton, NC 27569.The usual speaker is Preacher Kevin Phillips.For more information please check us out online at https://linktr.ee/attheriver
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
RiverSide Church turns close biblical teaching into direct counsel for suffering, recovery, relationships, politics, and everyday Christian conduct.
Kevin Phillips keeps an open Bible at the center of RiverSide Church - (At The River) - Princeton NC, moving passage by passage before pressing the text into daily life.
Grief sticks like a wet shower curtain; Kevin Phillips meets your hard season with 1 Peter.
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A candid church testimony about addiction, criminal consequences, recovery, and refuge in faith and community.
On his thirty-fifth birthday, the speaker tells a church audience how addiction, 97 felony charges, and the threat of prison brought him to the Hope Center. Psalm 18 gives the testimony its shape, with God described as rock, fortress, savior, and protector.
A forceful Proverbs 5 sermon turns bitter honey and sweet water into a warning about desire and wisdom.
Proverbs 5 becomes a blunt warning about desire, shaped around the sermon’s theme of bitter honey and sweet water. The speaker stays close to the chapter’s severe images: feet going down to death, wandering without reflection, and the pull of destructive pursuit.
A forceful sermon on letting wisdom, not money or feelings, determine the path ahead.
Proverbs 4 is treated as a call to choose wisdom over the pull of money, reputation, influence, sex, control, and power. The sermon presents wisdom as practical guidance for ordinary life, reaching into marriage, parenting, spending, speech, and what a person allows into the…
A recovery testimony gives James 1's call to lived faith a hard-won New Year's Eve setting.
Dylan Jordan's New Year's Eve message draws its force from the way personal recovery and James 1 sit beside each other. His account of sleeping in a car, reaching rock bottom, entering the Hope Center, and feeling abandoned by family, friends, and God gives the sermon a hard…
A candid reflection on grief, joy, and Christian hope in the refining fire of present trials.
"Refined, Not Ruined" reads 1 Peter 1:6-9 against the assumption that coming to Jesus means hardship should disappear. The episode keeps present grief and present joy in the same frame, giving its teaching force through concrete images of sleepless anxiety, grief hanging on like…
A fervent Luke 9 sermon links Christ's road to Jerusalem with the hard grace of releasing unforgiveness.
Luke 9 is treated here as a sermon on direction, surrender, and the costly shape of discipleship. The movement from the disciples arguing over greatness to Jesus setting His face toward Jerusalem gives the episode its weight: grace is placed against human merit, and the call to…
A candid Romans 13 sermon asks Christians to place allegiance to Christ above political fear and partisan hope.
Romans 13 frames a searching sermon about Christian allegiance, governing authority, political anger, and the urge to treat candidates as saviors. The sharpest moment is also the most personal.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Preacher Kevin Phillips of Riverside Church in Princeton, North Carolina, preaches a sermon from Luke chapter 9.
A sermon on Proverbs 2:6-22 emphasizing the value of wisdom for all aspects of life.
Preacher Kevin Phillips of Riverside Church in Princeton, North Carolina delivers a sermon on Romans 13 about Christian obligations to government.
The RiverSide Church sermon on Proverbs 9:1-18 sets two houses against each other: Wisdom's house with "seven pillars" and a free meal of meat, wine and bread, and Folly's house serving only bread and water.
Ethan Snyder’s testimony at Riverside Church in Princeton, NC centers on a February 25, 1991 birthday, 97 felony charges, and a $350,000 bond.
A pastor recaps Ephesians 1-3 and begins teaching on the practical walk of faith from Ephesians 4.
RiverSide Church - (At The River) - Princeton NC centers Proverbs 4 on one repeated command: "Get wisdom," not money, sex, or power.
RiverSide Church - (At The River) - Princeton NC opens Proverbs 5 with the theme "bitter honey and sweet water," then maps the chapter onto self-control, temptation, and sexual folly.
Lucas Barnett delivers a spontaneous sermon about overcoming resentment and judgment through hope in Jesus Christ.
A sermon on Ephesians 3, emphasizing the mystery of Christ and the need for outreach to those in spiritual and physical need.
Dylan Jordan delivers a New Year's Eve sermon at RiverSide Church in Princeton, NC, drawing on James 1:19-27 and his own recovery story to teach on listening, anger, and applying the Word rather than merely hearing it.
A RiverSide Church Sunday-evening sermon covers 1 Peter 1:6-9, rejecting the prosperity gospel and arguing that trials are the mechanism by which God refines a believer's faith.
A Bible study on Zophar, the third friend of Job, emphasizing the danger of speaking truth without love to someone in deep grief and suffering.
A preacher reviews Job chapter 1, emphasizing the righteousness of Job and the importance of remembering God's word.
A sermon on 1 Kings 20 discussing the danger of making a truce with sin, using the narrative of Ahab and the encouragement of godly families for ministry.