Two Rivers Church - New Bern

Metamorphosis | A New Response - Dave McCants

Spiritual metamorphosis shifts us from our instinctive, "fleshly" reactions when we're hurt towards a supernatural response modeled by Jesus. By leaning into the power of the Holy Spirit, we can learn to bless those who challenge us and actively pursue peace in every relationship, regardless of the situation.

Metamorphosis | A New Love - Dave McCants

As we continue in our Metamorphosis series, we look at Romans 12:9–13 and what real Christian love looks like. Paul the Apostle describes a love that is sincere, devoted to others, patient in hard times, and generous with what we have. When God changes our hearts, it changes the way we love people. We are challenged this week to be a people like that and let our love be sincere no matter who it is.

Metamorphosis | Seat At The Table - Dave McCants

This week we continue in our series through Romans 12. Through God's grace, every believer has a place and a purpose in the body of Christ. When we see ourselves with humility and use the gifts God has given us, the church functions the way it was designed, with each person taking their seat at the table and serving the body together.

Metamorphosis | Transformed - Dave McCants

Real change doesn’t start with behavior, it starts with transformation. Today we walk through Romans 12:1–2 and discover what it means to be changed from the inside out. God isn’t after surface-level improvement or religious performance. He’s inviting us to surrender fully, renew our minds, and allow Him to reshape the way we think, live, and love.

This series is about becoming who God designed us to be, not by conforming to the world around us, but by being transformed through Him.

KEPT | Love The World - Dave McCants

In Jude 22–25, we’re reminded that our mission isn’t to win arguments, it’s to love people. We’re called to show mercy to those who doubt, to gently help those who are struggling, and to step in when someone is drifting toward danger. It’s a call to compassion with courage. Jude ends with a powerful reminder that God is the one who keeps us steady and faithful. This message challenges us to lead with mercy, stay rooted in truth, and confidently live out our mission to love the world.

KEPT | Steady Life In Jesus - Aaron Collins

This week in the third part of our series through the book of Jude we are encouraged to intentionally root our lives in Jesus by building our faith, praying in the Spirit, and keeping ourselves in God's love. True steadiness comes not from calmer circumstances, but from arranging your life around Christ and waiting with hope for His mercy.

KEPT | Love Each Other - Dave McCants

This week as we continue in our series through the book of Jude, landing on a passage where Jude is pointing out threats to the church body both outside the church and within it. Jude mentions rebellion, arrogance, and immorality prominent in throughout the church, but is ever relevant in our culture today. We are encouraged to be aware with who or what we are following because that truly is the direction we are going despite our intentions.

KEPT | Love God - Dave McCants

Due to weather, our in person gathering is cancelled. We recorded this service to still launch our new series called Kept, a study through the book of Jude. Together, we’ll be reminded of who God is, who we are in Christ, and how we live out our mission as a church in a world that constantly pulls us in other directions. Jude calls us to remain anchored in the truth and confident that we are kept by Jesus Christ.

The Church Has Left The Building | Share Your Story - Micah Seth

Church isn’t just something we attend but it’s something we live out. This morning we look at Acts 22 and how Paul shared his story to build a bridge to the people around him. We talk about why your story matters, how God uses it, and how sharing it can open doors to real connection and community right where you are.

The Church Has Left The Building | Not About Us - Dave McCants

Acts 14 reminds us that the gospel was never about making a name for ourselves, but it’s about pointing people to Jesus. When Paul and Barnabas are praised, misunderstood, and even attacked, they refuse the spotlight and keep moving, trusting God with the results. This week, as the church leaves the building, we scatter into our everyday spaces to share the hope of the gospel. Not to be heroes. Not to be impressive. Just faithful. Because it’s not about us, it’s about Jesus at work through ordinary people, wherever He sends them.