RLCC Sunday Messages

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We must live wisely, not foolishly, because the days are evil. Therefore, our priority must be to remain in Christ in order to be fruitful. The first and most important fruit that we must bear is love, first for God and then for others as well. Since we do not know when the Lord Jesus will return, we must be watchful and faithful in the meantime. To do so effectively, we must be grateful, take initiative, be diligent, and guard our hearts.

In a world rife with conflict, God's people are called to live differently—bearing the fruit of love through the power of the Spirit, hope in God's Kingdom, and alignment with the truth of salvation. Discover how to live out the Gospel and embody love in your life.

Living a life of faith in Jesus as our Lord and Savior is the wisest choice we can make. It brings blessedness, fruitfulness, and security. However, maintaining such faith is challenging in a world that constantly pulls us away through temptations, trials, and distractions. Many people give up because they try to rely on their own strength. John 15:1-17 teaches us that living by faith is not about trying harder but about cultivating four essential priorities.

In a world of uncertainty, making conscious choices grounded in faith leads to a life of true blessedness, fruitfulness, and security. Psalm 1:1-6 teaches us that by prioritizing God's guidance and values, we can navigate life's challenges with clarity and divine purpose. Embrace the wiser choice today, and experience the profound peace and assurance that comes from living a life of faith.

God uses our flaws and weaknesses to develop humility in us through the Holy Spirit and His Word. By trusting in God's guidance and strength, we can embody humility and reflect it in our daily lives.

True humility is often overlooked in today's world, whether in politics, the marketplace, or even within the church. Guided by 1 Corinthians 4:1-13, this message emphasizes the importance of humility over pride, presenting three essential choices to embrace humility in our lives, relationships, and ministries.

Imagine a world where everyone puts others first—a world of genuine relationships and deeper purpose. In Philippians 2:5-8, the Apostle Paul calls us to embrace the humility of Jesus, transforming our lives and relationships through selflessness, servanthood, and submission.

This morning, as we explore John the Baptist's ministry, we'll uncover three fundamental reasons why humility remains such a struggle for us - and why that struggle might be exactly what we need to hear the call of God to pursue humility in our daily lives.

Have you ever felt too ordinary to share God’s Word with others? Maybe you thought, “I don’t know enough about the Bible,” or, “What if they ask me something I can’t answer?” Here’s the good news: God doesn’t call the extraordinary—He uses ordinary people who are willing to walk with Him. Think about the early disciples—fishermen, tax collectors, ordinary people like you and me.