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Have you ever noticed how your emotions don’t always come one at a time? Sometimes you feel happy and sad at the same moment, or excited and afraid at once. Our hearts are complex, and so are the emotions...

For several decades, many churches around the world have leaned on what’s often called the attractional model. The approach was familiar: upbeat music, a polished welcome, a relevant sermon, and a predictable...

One of the most comforting truths in Scripture is this: if you are a follower of Jesus, the Holy Spirit is always with you. His presence in your life is not something that comes and goes depending on ...

God's goodness was indeed alive yesterday, the 24th of August 2025, when forty-five young people came together for the first grand youth event of Real Life Christian Communities at the RLCC Hope Center.

Each season of life is a choice, and for young professionals, those decisions quickly feel like now-or-never moments. That's where Crossroads steps in, a community that comes to meet you where you are.

When your heart rejoices over what makes heaven glad, you begin to reflect God's true mission. Discover the joy of seeking the lost and sharing His grace with others.

Life gets busy, and we totally get that. But staying connected with your church family is more than checking messages—it’s saying “yes” to being part of God’s movement here at RLCC.

In today’s message, we will explore a foundational truth about the Christian life—one that shapes how we grow, connect, and walk in faith together with others. Drawing from Ephesians 4:17–5:2, we will examine what it means to live out our new identity in Christ within a Christian community.

Age is often viewed as a barrier in many areas of life, but in the Christian faith, it is not a hindrance to fulfilling God's calling. The Bible provides numerous examples and principles demonstrating that God's purposes transcend age.

Leadership requires discernment. Discernment requires intentionality, time, and accountability. We cannot simply discern for the moment if we have not been practicing discernment as a lifestyle. We cannot just call for prayer and fasting to discern God's will for one day while our general practice is to do whatever we want at any time we want.