RLCC Podcast

Frustrations can prevent us from really rejoicing this Christmas season. Are you overwhelmed by it? Learn to overcome your frustrations starting today.

A lot of people are broken inside. Many cannot rejoice this Christmas time because of it. But they don't want to admit this; they just act it out. The Lord wants to heal our inner brokenness.

Nothing breaks the heart more than losses. You probably lost someone or something this year, and that makes it harder for you to celebrate this Christmas. Listen to this message so that you may know how to overcome these emotions.

While everyone may seem jolly and happy as they anticipate Christmas, others may feel sad and depressed instead. Why is that? They may be plagued with feelings of regret, failure and self-condemnation.

The world tells us that if we cannot have tangible wealth (e.g. cars, houses, money in the bank, etc.), we will not be happy. But the truth is, we can, and we should, find our joy in intangibles (e.g. God's presence, salvation, fellowship, grace, etc.).

Relationships are important. Some people think that work is more important, and that in the end it will bring about true happiness for themselves and for their loved ones. Some people even justify their busyness at work by saying, "It's all for my family (or loved ones)!"

It is not true that God and happiness do not go together. In fact, you cannot experience true happiness without God. But what about money? How do you experience true happiness with less or no money? Is it possible?

We want to help people experience real life in Christ together with others. We cannot accomplish that without leadership.

There's one place that most people do not see as a place of grace and yet it is. That place is the no other than the place of service to others. When we serve others, in the right way, we grow and we are strengthened in our faith. The key, of course, is to serve in the right way.

Sometimes we experience burnout. But we don't have to. There are disciplines that we can practice to overcome it.

There is a place where all our spiritual disciplines find its proper context. This is no other than the place of authentic community.

Simply put, prayer is just talking with God. But, as simple as it is, we often struggle in the area of prayer. Our lives are so hurried, and we seldom have the time to pray. Yet fervent prayer is the key to deepening our experience of God each day.

We need grace in our lives. There are places where we can experience more of God's grace. But we need to know how that can happen in each place. One such place is a place of true worship.

Slavery is not exactly a very exciting idea. In fact, it calls us to the highest sacrifice! But why should it be our goal in life?

The goal of every Christian is not ministry but slavery. We are called not simply to get busy in doing ministry but in fulfilling our Master's will.

The second stage in the journey of followership is to become a student of Jesus. Being a student is the same as being a disciple of Jesus Christ. What does it mean? Listen to this sermon to know more.

The first step in the right direction is to stop hardening one's heart and to be open to know the truth (i.e. to become a seeker). How would you know when a person is transitioning to this new state of heart?

Serving in ministry has its challenges but God's will for us is to remain faithful. Find out why.

Should you be serving in ministry? Watch and discover the answer to this question.

There are relationships that can really drain us. One of them is with critical people. How do you thrive (not just survive) in the midst of critical people?

Getting into the word of God is a challenge. But more so when a person is too busy. How do we overcome this excuse?

Sometimes it feels like God doesn't want to answer our prayers. How do we draw near during such times?

We all go through experiences that can make us sad or lonely, or even depressed. How do you draw near to God during such moments?

All of us sin and fail morally. Who doesn't? But how do we draw near to God when we've sinned?

The blessings of the Good New is for everyone who believes!