New River Church

New River Church We want to invite you to join us at New River. Our aim is simple: To love Jesus, love people and to make disciples. We hope to see you soon!

We want to host God's presence and invite others to to do the same. To help people find the freedom that comes from His perfect sacrifice and victory on the cross. We want to grow in authentic relationship with each other, knowing the faults we have and seeking to be transformed more and more each day into God’s image by the power and leadership of His spirit. So come and worship with us, join one

of our engaging groups, step into one of our teams to use your gifts to serve others. We want to help you grow your leadership and influence for the gospel. We want to partner with you to raise kids who love Jesus and know their concrete identity as sons and daughters and co-heirs with Christ. We want to see your students challenged to go deeper and nearer to the Lord in a life-defining relationship with Him. We want to live God's call on our lives to glorify Him and bring people into His family!

Who do you say that I am?Jesus asked his own disciples that, and it is the question the women of New River are going to ...
08/29/2026

Who do you say that I am?

Jesus asked his own disciples that, and it is the question the women of New River are going to sit with this fall.

The New River Women's Study starts Tuesday, September 1. Tuesdays, 6 to 8pm, here at the church. Seven weeks working through who God says he is: Father, Protector, Comforter, Savior, Healer, Holy. There is a night of worship in there, and we finish with supper together.

You do not need to have done a study before, and you do not have to know anybody to walk in.

Swipe for the full schedule. First night is Tuesday, September 1 at 6.

07/29/2026

You don't have to be the hero of the story. The Shepherd leads, restores, and pursues. You just have to receive.

From Keith Roberson's message "SUPREME: A Supreme Motivation." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

07/28/2026

It was never about what you've done. It's that He knows you and loves you. The way home was never a resume. It's being known.

From Bryan Barley's message "Scenes of Supremacy: John the Baptist." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

07/27/2026

So much of life runs on trying to measure up. At work, at home, even at church. Keith's word from Colossians 3: in Christ, the measuring is over. He has measured you up. The striving can stop.

From Keith Roberson's message "SUPREME: A Supreme Identity." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

07/26/2026

The opposite of righteousness was never immorality. It's rejection. Being on the outside, alone, unseen. In Christ you never have to stand outside again. You're received. You're welcomed. You're brought in.

From Keith Roberson's message "SUPREME: A Supreme Identity." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

07/25/2026

Gifts are given. Fruit is grown. The Spirit does both in us: power for the moment and character over a lifetime. One can arrive in an instant. The other takes seasons of water, light, and even pruning. Don't despise the slow work. The fruit is coming.

From Tod McDowell's message "The Holy Spirit: Nature, Gifts, Fruit, Fullness." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

07/24/2026

What do you say to make it okay that you're not okay? We try performance. We try blame. We try giving up. But the way home was never about being good enough. It's about turning around and finding the Father already running to meet you.

From Bryan Barley's message "Scenes of Supremacy: John the Baptist." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

07/23/2026

Here's what most of us picture when we hear the word righteousness: a clean, crisp, perfectly ironed shirt with all the wrinkles gone. But that's not the word. Righteousness isn't about your perfection. It's about your relating. You're received. You're welcomed. You're brought in.

From Keith Roberson's message "SUPREME: A Supreme Identity." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

You've been on a call where the other person cut out, except the line was fine, the room was just too loud. Curtis Zacke...
07/21/2026

You've been on a call where the other person cut out, except the line was fine, the room was just too loud. Curtis Zackery used that for prayer: usually when we can't hear God, it isn't His voice that's the problem. It's the noise we haven't turned down.

From Curtis Zackery's message "Saved in Returning and Rest." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

Curtis Zackery painted the picture: at night the shepherd lay his own body down across the one opening in the pen. Anyth...
07/20/2026

Curtis Zackery painted the picture: at night the shepherd lay his own body down across the one opening in the pen. Anything coming for the sheep had to go through him first. Then he said the quiet part. That's the cross.

From Curtis Zackery's message "The Heart of the Shepherd." Go to our messages page, link in bio.

Address

1153 Lewisburg Pike
Franklin, TN
37064

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 12:15pm

Telephone

+16155994990

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