Reclaim Christian Church

Due to the non precise start time regarding the sermon within the Sunday morning service, expect for the sermon to begin around 10:15 AM.

This Father’s Day message explores God's character and how it is reflected in earthly fatherhood. Earthly Fathers have a role to provide identity, protection, provision, discipline, and joy. In this sermon we explore scriptures on how each of these traits points beyond physical fathers to God Himself, who is the source of all of them. It emphasizes adoption into God’s family through Christ, our ne...

This sermon explores why the Christians at Corinth were stuck in their infancy stage of faith. Walking through 1 Corinthians 3, we discover the source of the Christian's immaturity, and the consequential divisions: their tendency to follow human teachers like Paul and Apollos instead of Christ himself. The message emphasizes that Jesus is the only true foundation, and that our works will one day b...

This exploration of 1 Corinthians 1:1-2:5 challenges us to examine who/what we're truly following as Christians. The message confronts our human tendency to create factions and follow charismatic leaders rather than Christ himself. Paul's words to the Corinthian church echo loudly today: some say 'I follow Paul,' others 'I follow Apollos,' but the critical question remains—is Christ divided? We le...

In this introduction to a summer-long series on Christian unity, we're confronted with an uncomfortable truth: the church seems to be fracturing over issues that ultimately don't matter. While Christians globally face genuine persecution, many of us are arguing about political positions, end-times predictions, conspiracy theories, and worship styles rather than focusing on our core mission. The me...

This message invites us into a profound exploration of how some of God's character is reflected in the qualities we often associate with motherhood. Drawing from Isaiah 49 and 66, we discover that God's love is not distant or forgetful, but intensely personal and compassionate.

RCC elder, Bob McDowell, shares how truly encountering the risen, Biblical Jesus always leads to transformation and a new identity rooted in Christ rather than in career, family, or personal achievements. Using the apostle Paul’s dramatic conversion from persecutor to preacher—and his own testimony—Bob calls believers to surrender, embrace their new life in Christ, and step into the unique purpose...

This message walks through the short New Testament letter to Philemon, focusing on the story of Onesimus—a runaway bondservant transformed by Jesus from “useless” to “useful.” It explores how Christ sees not just what we are, but what we can become, paying our debt Himself and restoring our true value.

This message explores how God transforms us by adopting us into Christian community. Looking at Acts 2 and the day of Pentecost, it shows how the Holy Spirit forms a people who devote themselves to teaching, fellowship, communion, prayer, generosity, and shared life. The sermon challenges “me and Jesus” individualism and calls towards the radical and amazing community that we see expressed through...

The sermon contrasts treating faith like a short-term “diet” of minor behavior changes with a true, whole-life transformation under Jesus’ lordship. Using Peter’s story of transformation—from his initial partial following, to miraculous catches of fish, walking on water, denying Jesus, and then being restored and commissioned—he shows how Jesus moves people from half-hearted commitment to a new id...

This Easter message confronts us with the most fundamental question of our faith: what is eternal life truly worth to us? This is the question in mind while we focus on the reality and implications of Jesus’ resurrection and the gift of eternal life it offers. Drawing from Old Testament prophecies and New Testament testimony, it presents the empty tomb as the decisive evidence that Jesus is the tr...

This message traces how Old Testament prophecies and events—like Zechariah’s promised king, the Exodus Passover, and David’s psalms—are fulfilled in Jesus’ final week, from Palm Sunday to the crucifixion. It highlights how emotional frenzy and groupthink can lead to disastrous decisions when we don’t stop to think clearly. It walks through scriptures which show Jesus as the humble, sacrificial Sav...

This message explores how many people in history, like the crew of the Titanic, missed the truth because of wrong presuppositions—specifically, how Israel misunderstood what the Messiah would be like. Drawing from multiple Old Testament prophecies, the sermon presents Jesus as the unexpected Shepherd-King from Bethlehem, called out of Egypt, lowly and despised, yet performing healing and serving h...

This sermon continues a series on “Searching for a Savior” by looking at Isaiah’s prophecies regarding Jesus, especially the virgin birth and the name “Immanuel—God with us.” It emphasizes that God is a God of details: Jesus had to be born of a virgin to be truly sinless, avoiding Adam’s inherited sin and qualifying as the perfect sacrifice. Isaiah 9’s titles for Christ—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty...