RLCC Sunday Sermons

Rejection can leave us feeling unwanted, hurt, and uncertain about what lies ahead, especially when it comes from the people we expect to love us. Join us as we revisit the story of Joseph and explore how his experience speaks to our own struggles with rejection and our understanding of God’s work in the midst of it.

When life takes unexpected turns and we struggle to understand what God is doing, how can we remain confident in His promises? Join us as we revisit the story of Joseph and discover a bigger picture that invites us to trust God through seasons of uncertainty, waiting, and change.

What does it look like to live by faith when the future is uncertain and the actions of others leave us with unanswered questions? Join us as we look at the story of Joseph and discover how faith shapes the way we face the future, navigate relationships, and trust God in what we cannot yet see.

When life gets hard, it can be easy to wonder whether our struggles mean that God is distant or against us. Join us as we look at hardships through the lens of the Gospel and discover how God can use difficult seasons to shape us and help us keep moving forward together.Visit our website at https://www.rlcc.ph

When the fight of faith becomes exhausting and the struggles of life leave us feeling ready to step back, what helps us keep moving forward? Join us as we explore Hebrews 12:1–3 and discover the hope and strength we have to remain faithful when the journey gets tough.

When life becomes difficult and the road ahead feels heavy, how do we keep moving forward without losing sight of what truly matters? Join us as we explore Hebrews 10:19–25 and discover the hope and confidence we can have to keep going, even in the midst of suffering.

What do you do when the world pressures you?What happens when doubts begin to grow?What about when you feel weak?This Sunday, join us for Living by Faith as we continue our Living the Real Life series.

What happens inside you when conflict comes?When you’re hurt, misunderstood, angry, or afraid, it’s easy to react before stopping to discern what is really happening in your heart. But even in difficult moments, the Holy Spirit can teach us to respond in a way that reflects Jesus.