ReGenerate

11/04/2022

How are you reflecting on Christ and His sacrifice this week leading up to Resurrection Sunday?

14/09/2021

You’re not going to want to miss out this Thursday!

Come join us at 7PM in MLH 100 to hear our guest speaker preach through 1 Kings 16-19.

18/11/2020

Hey ReGenerate!
Join us for Friendsgiving dinner! In accordance with the recent Idaho State mandate, we will keep our groups small, but still awesome. Thus, this Thursday at 6:00 pm, Friendsgiving is going to be in not one, not two, but THREE exciting locations! On the ReGenerate FAM chat, put your information on our Google form to let us know where you would like to attend. We can’t wait to see you there.

Love, the whole ReGenerate team 🙂

30/10/2020

Last night’s costume contest!

30/10/2020

• Heads up, ReGenerate people! We will not be gathering at the River City building for the next two weeks.

• This, unfortunately, means that the prophetic evening scheduled for November 8th will not be happening.

• We love you guys and ReGenerate will continue on as normal for the time being!

• As pastor Kevin Beeson says, “Let’s continue to pray for health for our River City family and the rest of our community.”

18/06/2020

Hey ReGen fam, let’s play some ULTIMATE FRISBEE! Sunday, June 28th @ 2:00pm on the big lawn behind the LCSC library on campus. Bring yourself, some water, and a buddy!
We are excited to see you guys! Hope you can make it!
If you don’t want to play, you should still come to hangout because WE MISS YOU ALL!!

26/03/2020

"Do you remember the end of “Finding Nemo” when Marlin thinks that Nemo has died and he tells Dory to just go home?

Dory cries when she hears her friend say that she needs to leave him and tells him, “no one’s ever stuck with me for so long before. .. I remember things better with you. .. I look at you and I can feel it. I look at you and I’m home.”

This scene struck me. During a Disney movie from 2003, the Lord spoke to me.

First, Marlin was in the pit of despair. He believed that he had lost his son forever (after already losing his wife and other children). He didn’t think that there was any hope left for his life, but his hope was going to be restored just minutes later when he sees his son and realizes that he is alive!
Sometimes, when we are in the very pit of hopelessness, our victory and hope are just around the corner.

Secondly, Marlin put all of his time, effort and energy into looking for his lost son. He lost his wife and other children and he was not ready to lose this child. He was on a difficult, heart aching journey. While he was on this journey, he finds an unsuspecting friend. This friend helps him along the way, but we find out later that Marlin was helping Dory feel a sense of home and security the whole time. Marlin’s presence alone helped Dory, a fish with short term memory, remember.
In the middle of our own struggles, our own difficulties, our own pain, we can bring peace and a sense of home to others. When we have joy and peace that surpasses understanding, we can shine that to others.
Sometimes we help people in ways that we are not even aware of.

Right now, the world is feeling this struggle we are all in. People across the globe are feeling the effects of this struggle to varying degrees.

So the question is really not about what, but how you do things.
During this time, and when this is over, how can you help others?
How can you bring a sense of peace to others, even in the midst of your own struggles?
How can you share the joy that you have in the middle of sorrow?
How are you looking toward the hope and joy that is sure to come, even when you can’t see how or when it will come?"
Love - Jamé Mains

this is a sad part in the movie

18/03/2020

First of all, dear ReGenerate-ers, we want each of you to know that you are constantly on our hearts and we are grateful to have each and everyone of you in our lives. We continue to lift you up in prayer.
We understand there have been a lot of changes going on in our community and so we wanted to give you an update on how we are responding to everything that is happening.
In accordance with the current events taking place within our nation and around the globe regarding the spread of COVID-19, weekly ReGenerate meetings have been temporarily suspended. The elders, pastors, and leaders at River City Church have spent a lot of time praying and meeting about how to respond to the events that are taking place. The decision has been made to suspend all public church gatherings until April 5th. This decision has not been made out of fear, but rather respect for the authorities of our country who are trying to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and protect those who are at risk.
Furthermore, activities on campus have been suspended as LCSC has made the decision to initiate remote distance learning for the rest of the semester.
These are events that were unforeseen but we have faith and assurance in the sovereignty of our God whom we serve.
We encourage you to be creative in thinking of ways to maintain and cultivate the connections you have made with others, but please be wise and use best practices to stay healthy and keep others healthy too.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need anything or have any questions! We are here for you and we love you!!
In the words of our leader Sam Maynes: “Remember to love one another in challenging times, for ‘perfect love casts out fear’ (1 John 4:18).”

20/02/2020

Just Dropped : Kyle Ridley's Podcast: is she the one.
💥 BAM 💘
Enjoy, and see you all Thursday night. ✌️

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06/02/2020

Da Podcast has landed

This week Kevin Beeson kicks off our series on ReLationships with his message on Loving Well. Sam and Jamé's Announcement 1:35 Prayer 3:32 Message 4:08 Example 42:30 Closing 53:31

06/02/2020

Thx Kyle for helping us find the power we have in relationships. Your podcast will drop soon.
See you all tonight. With a fresh Guest speaker, the New Youth & Worship Director at RCC Largent Reeb.