Charlie Vasquez – The book of Job is a story of someone who goes through great loss and then struggles to understand it. Along with Job, the question we most want answered is this: why is there suffering? But when we reach the end of the book, that isn’t answered. Instead, we see examples of different ways to respond to suffering, with perspective on which ones to avoid and which ones to imitate.
Feb 23, 2025 Elisha Freeman — As we acknowledge the 25 year anniversary of RCC, we take a moment to reflect that it has not been easy for us individually or as a congregation. When times were difficult and challenging, this congregation endured in no small part to a vital virtue that everyone can possess. That virtue? Encouragement. This morning we will look at a key event in the Apostle Paul’s life where he needed and received encouragement and how we can do the same for each other.
Sep 15, 2024 Elisha Freeman — Suffering. A word that needs very little definition from any of us. We know suffering when we encounter it. While God is not the cause of suffering, God does use suffering to accomplish His purpose. That purpose is for us to become more like Jesus. When suffering came to Jesus, how did we respond? We will consider this question and seek answers so that we can learn to respond the way Jesus responded.
Jul 09, 2023 Elisha Freeman — “Does our current placement in life matter? Does our attitude truly have power? Does our influence really make the difference we have been told? This morning a young girl with no name teaches us and reminds that wherever we find ourselves, God has placed us there to make an impact for Him and His glory!”
May 8, 2022 — Elisha Freeman Today is the day to celebrate and honor mothers. Mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and women in general do so much for our lives. This morning, we will read and study from an encounter that Jesus has with an unnamed woman whose faith is life-changing and motivates us to seek the same faith.
