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Lost sheep do not find their own way home.
That is what makes the Shepherd’s pursuit so remarkable.
Jesus does not minimize the danger of our lostness or wait for us to clean ourselves up. He comes looking for the wandering, the vulnerable, and the far-off.
When Philip invited Nathanael to meet Jesus, his invitation was simple: “Come and see.” (John 1:46)
Yours can be simple too.
Swipe. Pick an invitation. Send it to someone you’d love to sit with this Sunday.
Sundays at RCC
8:30 | 10:00 | 11:30 AM
3301 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
Bearing your cross is the daily decision to surrender your preferences, comfort, pride, and plans when they compete with obedience to Christ.
Following Jesus becomes real in those everyday moments when faithfulness costs you something.
Where's He asking you to choose obedience?
Before the doors open, it's a building.
Then people arrive.
Conversations begin. Voices rise in worship. God’s Word is opened. The church gathers.
Because the church has never been a building. The church is a people.
Come as you are, and join us on Sundays at RCC.
You don't have to pretend you are okay.
The Gospel frees us from hiding our struggles or feeling the pressure to perform. Jesus came because we could never save ourselves, and He gives us His people to help carry our burdens.
The fear of God assures us that we will never be rejected. It shows us that the approval of men cannot sustain us, and their disapproval also cannot sink us. // Pastor Michael Apraku
Prayer is not a religious box to check. It is an invitation into relationship.
Through Jesus, we can come to God honestly, speak with Him personally, and know that He welcomes us near.
Not empty routine. Not distant obligation. Real communion with the Father.
Maybe you are carrying more than people can see.
In Luke 10, Jesus meets Martha in her striving and lovingly calls her back to what matters most.
Not performance.
Not noise.
Not control.
Him.
Bring your distractions, anxiety, and burdens to Jesus.
He is enough.
Sunday was a beautiful reminder that the Gospel changes lives.
Through baptism, we watched brothers and sisters publicly declare that they have been buried with Christ and raised to walk in newness of life.
Every story is different. Every testimony points to the same Savior.
RCC Update: Electricity has been restored to the building - praise Jesus! Our 10:00 and 11:30 AM services will continue with regular arrangements, including City Kids. Reminder: City Youth is on summer break for July and August.
RCC Update: Due to a power outage in Canton, today’s services will be family-style on the first floor. We will be unable to offer City Kids and livestream unless power is restored. Find updates at rccbaltimore.org/
Thank you for your grace!
Ever feel like you're running on 2% spiritual battery? You're trying to parent, work, love, and serve, but you're doing it all in your own strength. This Sunday's message from Luke 9:37-48 reminded us of this truth: we're weaker than we think, but Jesus is stronger than we know!
"The entire point of [the Bible] is to point you to Jesus. The entire point of this church is to point you to Jesus. Every song, every sermon, every gospel community, every church plan, every ministry, pointing you to Jesus." –Adam Muhtaseb
Sundays @ RCC | 8:30, 10:00, & 11:30AM
Joe once felt the weight of guilt and shame.
Then God met him through the love of His people. Joe heard the good news of the cross, began following Jesus, and now walks in the hope and freedom of Christ.
Join us this Sunday as we worship Jesus – the one who continues to save!
The disciples returned from success, and Jesus did something surprising: He pulled them away to rest. Success in ministry can be just as dangerous as failure when it makes us forget we're serving in Jesus' power, not our own.
We bring meager offerings; He makes the feast.
God doesn't call us to stay comfortable in a holy huddle. He calls us to GO. Just as Jesus sent out His disciples in Luke 9, He's sending us into the world – in our workplaces, neighborhoods, and families – with the life-changing message of the gospel.
Let's GO!
Some interruptions are actually invitations.
Jesus was never too rushed to see the hurting, too busy to show compassion, or too focused on the crowd to notice one suffering person.
He saw people through the lens of the Father’s mission.
May we do the same...
She did not say Jesus made her life storm-free.
She said He met her there.
Mikayla's testimony reminds us that peace is not found in having a life without trials. Peace is found in knowing the One who rules over them.
Join us Sundays at 8:30, 10:00, and 11:30 AM
Life feels out of control.
Jesus is not.
He calmed the storm with a word.
He faced the ultimate storm at the cross for us.
You do not need a calmer life.
You need a clearer view of Jesus.
He will not leave you in the storm.
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